TYPES OF COMMUNICATIVE STYLES

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Frozen style: listener/reader cannot question the speaker/writer.

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TRUE

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Documents in formal style show no variation in expression or deviation from norms.

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FALSE

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In speaking, prepared content indicates a formal style.

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TRUE

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Joys' styles rank by the relationship and formality level, from most formal to least formal.

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Correct: TRUE

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Formal style is used in serious texts and situations (books, news reports, articles, business letters, official speeches).

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FALSE

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Normal style for speaking to strangers: consultative style.

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TRUE

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Frozen style requires advance planning and a complete discourse plan before speaking.

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FALSE

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This style aims to inform a captive audience: frozen style.

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FALSE

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Often not heard in court, but "Uh-huh" is sometimes used by witnesses. True or False?

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FALSE

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Formal style features elaborate sentences and well-structured, coherent noun phrases.

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TRUE