Which linguistic aspect of Language for Science encompasses a vast array of specialized terms and technical terminology specific to each scientific field?

What linguistic feature of Language for Science involves coining new terms to describe emerging concepts and discoveries?

In scientific discourse, nominalization (when verbs or adjectives become nouns to describe concepts or processes) is an example of:

Which historical languages have had a significant influence on scientific terminology, leading to the borrowing of words in Language for Science?

What is the purpose of using the passive voice in scientific writing?

Which specific format is often followed by scientific research papers for structuring content?

What is the function of clear headings and subheadings in scientific writing?

Which aspect of political discourse involves the use of specialized political terms and phrases such as democracy, governance, legislation, and ideology?

What purpose do rhetorical devices serve in political discourse?

Political slang and jargon in political discourse are used to:

How does political discourse often employ persuasive language techniques?

What is the frequent use of passive voice intended for in political discourse?

What distinguishes poetry from other forms of literature?

Which subgenre of poetry typically features superhuman feats, extraordinary adventures, and highly stylized language?

What is the primary purpose of fiction writing?

Which subgenre of fiction often engages readers by retelling historical events in creative ways, altering minor details such as characters' names or settings?

What is a characteristic of dystopian fiction?

Singlish, a unique variety of English, is spoken in  ....?

Spanglish is a blend of which two languages?

Hinglish is primarily spoken in which country?

What is the primary characteristic of Konglish?

Manglish combines English with which other languages?

Which of the following best defines communication?

What is the process of receiving, interpreting, and responding to a message?

Which element of communication involves the use of body language, facial expressions, and gestures to convey messages?

What is the response or reaction provided by the recipient(s) to the sender called?

What does the process of decoding involve?

What is a key priority in legal English syntax?

What type of language is often employed in legal English syntax?

Why is the passive voice commonly used in legal English?

What purpose do complex sentence structures serve in legal texts?

What is the purpose of nominalization in legal English?

What are some examples of specific terms and phrases unique to religious discourse?

What type of vocabulary is frequently incorporated in sacred texts?

What does Religious English often employ distinct terminology to refer to?

Words such as "baptism," "communion," and "sacrifice" are related to the topic of 

"Righteousness,""sin," and "virtue"  are the concepts related to

What takes center stage in video streaming discourse?

What is a common feature of live chat on video streaming platforms?

What type of vocabulary do streamers often develop in video streaming discourse?

What type of vocabulary is prevalent on mmorpg platforms?

How do streamers engage with their viewers in video streaming discourse?

When did leet originate, and what was its initial purpose?

What is the term"leet" derived from, and what does it reflect?

What type of linguistic modifications does leet involve beyond letter substitutions?

What are some examples of specific jargon and acronyms used in gaming discourse?

What type of language is often employed in gaming discourse for issuing commands or instructions?

How do players often address each other during in-game communication?

What form of language do gamers tend to use when narrating their in-game experiences and actions?

What is encouraged in MMORPGs to add depth and authenticity to the role-play?