
Midterm Exam (Language, Culture and Society) V.3
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- Q1
It is a structured system comprising of grammar and vocabulary that is used as a tool for communication.
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This refers to a group of people who share the same language including words, grammar rules .
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This refers to ability of language to cause social action.
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This gives the premise that language performs actions when we speak. We are "doing things" not just talking about them.
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It refers to the production of sounds and words that make up an utterance and its referential meaning.
Illocutionary Act
Speech Act
Perlocutionary Act
Locutionary Act
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It refers to the intended meaning of the utterance or the conventional force that an utterance is understood to have
Locutionary Act
Illocutionary Act
Perlocutionary Act
Speech Act
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It refers to the effect achieved by an utterance on the hearer.
Perlocutionary Act
Illocutionary Act
Speech Act
Locutionary Act
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This type of illocutionary act represents a state of affairs - stating, describing or telling.
Expressive
Commissive
Assertive
Directive
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This type of illocutionary act expresses the mental state of the speaker about an event presumed to be true.
Expressive
Declaration
Commissive
Assertive
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Group the following verbs according to the type of illocutions they are classified under.
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This is theory suggests that speakers use particular strategies in order to achieve successful communication while effectively upholding positive social values.
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Positive politeness strategy is concerned with proceeding towards a goal in the smoothest way and with sensitivity to others.
falsetrueTrue or False20s - Q13
Politeness Theory is an important branch of semantics developed by Penelope Brown and Stephen Levinson.
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This politeness strategy is done when then speaker avoid being particular with the concern and relies on the hearer's interpretation.
Bald on Record
Negative Politeness
Off-Record
Positive Politeness
20s - Q15
Which among the choices is NOT a reason for language death?
social values
demographic change
global capitalism
colonisation
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