What is an occupational register?

A technical vocabulary associated with a particular occupation

A language style associated with a particular geographical region

A group of words centered around a head word

A clause where the agent is the subject

Which of the following is a free morpheme?

A morpheme that can stand on its own as a word

A morpheme that cannot stand on its own

A group of words centered around a verb

A clause where the patient is in the subject position

What is the function of an affix?

To form a new word by combining with other morphemes

To act as the central word in a phrase

To provide more detail to a head word

A group of words centered around a head word

A clause where the agent is the subject

A morpheme that cannot stand on its own

What is the role of a head word in a phrase?

It gives the phrase its name and may be modified by other words

It is the smallest grammatical unit

It combines with other morphemes to form a new word

What is modification in grammar?

Adding additional words to provide more detail to a head word

A clause where the agent is the subject

A morpheme that can stand on its own as a word

A group of words centered around a verb

A morpheme that cannot stand on its own

What is the active voice?

A clause where the agent of an action is the subject

A clause where the patient is in the subject position

A group of words centered around a head word

What is the passive voice?

A clause where the patient is in the subject position

A clause where the agent of an action is the subject

A group of words centered around a verb

What does tense indicate in grammar?

The time of an event, usually through verb inflection

A group of words centered around a head word

A clause where the agent is the subject

What does 'voicing' refer to in phonetics?

The act of vocal cords vibrating or not vibrating

The position in the mouth where a sound is produced

The combination of two vowel sounds

The use of sound to mirror meaning

What is the 'place of articulation' in phonetics?

The position in the mouth where a consonant sound is produced

The combination of two vowel sounds

The use of sound to mirror meaning

What is the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA)?

An internationally recognized system of phonetic transcription

A system for creating new words

What is implicature in the context of pragmatics?

An implied meaning inferred from a conversational maxim being broken

The literal meaning of a word or phrase

The grammatical structure of a sentence

The historical origin of a word

What does the term 'deixis' refer to in language studies?

Words that are context-bound and depend on who is being referred to

The use of irony in communication

How is 'politeness' defined in the context of pragmatics?

The awareness of others' needs to be approved of and liked

The use of sarcasm in conversation

The grammatical correctness of a sentence

The historical context of a language

What is the role of 'face' in communication?

It involves presenting a 'face' to listeners and managing positive and negative face needs

It refers to the literal meaning of words

It is the grammatical structure of a sentence

It is the historical origin of a word

What is the purpose of discourse markers in language?

To organize what we say or write

Which of the following is an example of anaphoric reference?

The woman stood by the door. She made detailed notes of what she could see.

Frankly, I'm appalled at what she said.

What does critical discourse analysis focus on?

Exploring and challenging ideologies, positions, and values of texts and their producers

Making reference to things beyond the language of a text

Organizing clauses in a sentence

What is the function of disjuncts in a sentence?

To express an attitude or stance towards material

To make reference to something previously identified

What is interdiscursivity?

The use of discourses from one field as part of another

The use of pronouns to refer to an established reference point

The sequencing of events in a narrative

The omission of non-essential elements in clauses

What is the study of graphology primarily concerned with?

The visual aspects of text design and appearance

What do orthographical features include?

Spelling, capitalization, symbols, and punctuation

How do multimodal texts help shape meaning?

By relying on the interplay of different modes like images, writing, and sound

What is the role of an audience in a text?

The receivers or intended receivers of a text

What is a conceptual metaphor?

A systematic use of metaphor mapping an abstract target domain to a concrete source domain

A literal comparison between two objects

A metaphor that does not involve any abstract concepts

What is a corpus in language analysis?

A collection of language data systematically gathered for analysis

A single text used for analysis

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