The following are some aspects or elements you will look into in a critical discourse analysis at word or phrase level. Which DOES NOT belong?

who has the most authority and power in the discourse.

The choice of words which express degrees of certainty and attitude.

Connotations of particular words and phrases.

Text's degree of formality or informality, degree of technicality.

Which of the following best defines "register" in stylistics?

A level of formality in language use

A method of linguistic analysis

The following are principles of critical discourse analysis. Which DOES NOT belong?

Critical discourse analysis trace underlying ideologies and values from the linguistic features of a text.

Social and political issues are constructed and reflected in discourse.

Power relations are negotiated and performed through discourse.

Ideologies are produced and reflected in the use of discourse.

Which of the following best describes "foregrounding"?

This concept refers to making certain features of a language prominent or noticeable in a text.

It is an approach which provides a text with cohesion and coherence.

The term is used in the literary world to mean "aesthetic use of language".

This is a framework which aims to analyze the uniqueness and aesthetic use of a text.

Which of the following is said to be one of the cues needed to identify coherence in a discourse?

Knowledge of the world and conventional structure of interaction.

Knowledge of the language and its structure.

Knowing the difference between cohesion and coherence.

Which statement is INCORRECT about literary stylistics?

It only explores the linguistic features of a text.

It is synonymous to literary criticism, in a way.

Its ultimate purpose is to explain the individual message clear to others.

It is primarily concerned with messages and the interest in codes (language)lies in the meaning they convey in particular instances.

Which of the following is NOT one of the ways to signal that a speaker has come to the end of his or her turn?

Pausing in the middle of a sentence.

Through eye contact, body position, movement and voice pitch.

Use of falling intonation and then, pausing.

The analysis of turn taking may go deeper into these topics, EXCEPT:

how much overlap there is between speakers.

how people know when it's their turn to speak.

how to consider regional or gender differences.

A journalist is reporting on a natural disaster for a national newspaper. What is the most appropriate stylistic feature for this article?

Extensive use of first-person narrative

Use of sensational and emotional language

Casual and conversational style

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One way this principle can be looked at is through an analysis of who controls conversational interactions, who allows a person to speak and how they do this. Which principle of Discourse Analysis is being referred to?

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One way this principle can be looked at is through an analysis of who controls conversational interactions, who allows a person to speak and how they do this. Which principle of Discourse Analysis is being referred to?

The following are nonexamples of suprasegmental units. Which DOES NOT belong?

What is the primary focus of stylistics?

Which of the following refers to the way in which resources such as patterns of cohesion create both cohesive and coherent texts?

The word "done" is usually a substitute of.

Who was the sociologist that was credited in founding conversational analysis?

Which of the following refers to violations on linguistic norms such as grammatical or semantic norms, strange metaphors, similes or collocations that are deployed to achieve special effects in a text?

He was a great man. What kind of element is the underlined letter?

What is the dispreferred second pair part for "blame"?

This term refers to breaking the normal rules of usage by over-frequency. Which of the following is referred to?

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