CDA Quizz 2024 1

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CDA stands for:

• A. Critical Discourse Analysis
• B. Comprehensive Discourse Assessment
• C. Constructive Discourse Analysis
• D. Contextual Discourse Approach

What is CDA?

• A discourse analysis approach that focuses on the formal aspects of language
• B. discourse analysis approach that focuses on understanding the social context and construction of power.
• C. A discourse analysis approach that focuses on literary aspects in the text.
• D.A discourse analysis approach that only looks at the psychological aspects of communication.

What differentiates Critical Discourse Analysis (CDA) from other discourse analysis approaches?

• A. Focus on linguistic aspects in discourse
• B. Attention to aesthetic aspects in discourse
• C. Emphasis on understanding social context and power in discourse
• D. Use of statistical methods in discourse analysis

The CDA approach proposed by Teun A. Van Dijk emphasizes...

• A. Social construction and cognitive aspects within discourse
• B. Formal and structural aspects in discourse
• C. Cultural, and historical influences in discourse
• D. Psychological and cognitive aspects in discourse

The CDA approach proposed by Norman Fairclough places emphasis on:

• A. Social and political analysis in discourse
• B. Analysis of linguistic structures in discourse
• C. Semantic analysis and meaning in discourse
• D. Analysis of style and rhetoric in discourse

The CDA approach proposed by Ruth Wodak emphasizes:

• A. Analysis of social interaction in discourse
• B. Analysis of texts and linguistic structures in discourse
• C. Analysis of history and cultural context in discourse
• D. Analysis of psychology and motivation in discourse

What is the main purpose of Critical Discourse Analysis (CDA)

• A. Identify grammatical errors in discourse
• B. Explain the meaning of literature in discourse
• C. Analyzing power, ideology and social construction in discourse
• D. Assess the effectiveness of rhetoric in discourse