
KLB UTS - Multiple Choice (40 points)
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1.
FLASHCARD QUESTION
Front
Which one of the below options is not a criterion for interpreting a confusing communicative act or practice as “cultural”?
Options:
There is at least some degree of consensus in the target community that the action or practice is normal.
You get the sense that the cultural other with whom you are interacting is pursuing interests different from yours.
You conclude you are dealing with misaligned interactional frames and/or scripts.
You feel the need to construct an intercultural frame that allows you to determine the act’s meaning and move toward coordinated interaction.
Back
You get the sense that the cultural other with whom you are interacting is pursuing interests different from yours.
2.
FLASHCARD QUESTION
Front
Cultural pragmatics borrows elements of the ____________ and the ____________ paradigms.
Back
critical / interpretivist
3.
FLASHCARD QUESTION
Front
A key difference between “culture shock” and “rich point” concepts is that:
Back
“culture shock” presents an encounter with cultural difference in a negative light, while “rich point” doesn’t.
4.
FLASHCARD QUESTION
Front
Dylan and Mona are on a date at a restaurant. They finish their dinner, and the server brings over the check. They exchange confused and awkward glances indicating that they aren’t sure who should pay. We could say that that although they share a common ____________ they don’t share a common ____________.
Back
frame / script
5.
FLASHCARD QUESTION
Front
Knowledge of a cultural other’s language _________________ coordinated interaction in the context of intercultural communication.
Back
helps with but doesn’t guarantee
6.
FLASHCARD QUESTION
Front
The practice of using various languages or linguistic varieties in socially appropriate ways across a variety of social contexts is called:
Back
heteroglossia.
7.
FLASHCARD QUESTION
Front
Communication Accommodation Theory says that, in intercultural encounters, speakers trying to decrease social distance with cultural others will try to match their own communication patterns to their conversational partners’
Back
match their own communication patterns to their conversational partners’
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