Understanding Language and Communication

What does coherence refer to in a spoken or written text?

• When ideas fit together clearly and smoothly

• The way texts are joined together

• The individual words used in a text

• The structure of language

What is cohesion in the context of language?

• The way texts are joined together with logical grammar

• The individual words used in a text

• The emotional state revealed by voice

• The purpose of communication

What are the three main elements of effective speaking?

• Words, voice, non-verbal communication

• Grammar, vocabulary, pronunciation

• Audience, content, structure

• Fluency, hesitation, communicative activity

What does 'hesitation' refer to in communication?

• A pause before or while speaking

• The use of connected speech

• The structure of language

• The meaning of individual words

What is a communicative activity?

• An activity where learners need to talk or write

• An activity focused on grammar

• An activity that emphasizes pronunciation

• An activity that requires reading comprehension

What does a functional approach to teaching focus on?

• A syllabus based on functions

• The structure of language

• The emotional state of learners

• The individual words used in communication

What is the primary goal of a communicative approach in language teaching?

• To improve fluency and interaction

• To teach pronunciation rules

• To focus on vocabulary acquisition

• To enhance grammatical accuracy

Which of the following best describes 'non-verbal communication'?

• Communication that uses complex vocabulary

• Communication that emphasizes grammar

• Communication without spoken words

• Communication that focuses on written texts

What role does feedback play in effective communication?

• It helps clarify misunderstandings

• It is not necessary for communication

• It focuses solely on grammar correction

• It is only important in written communication

What is the significance of active listening in communication?

• It is only important in written communication

• It focuses on the speaker's grammar

• It allows for better understanding and response

• It emphasizes the use of complex vocabulary