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WorksheetsCode-Switching (HELA) Vocab Quiz
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
point of view means:
perspective
legacy
manner
resource
But his controversial remarks drew a sharp response from an opposite _______________.
dialogue
context
perspective
stereotype
dialogue means:
a formal request that something be submitted to an authority
a contract granting use or occupation of property
a brief section of a work forming part of a connected series
the lines spoken by characters in drama or fiction
Which of the following relates to linguistics?
how a language organizes sounds into different patterns
how a visual artist uses color and pattern in a composition
how the human taste buds distinguish between sweet and sour
how a female bird distinguishes the mating call of a male
Who is most likely to be formal?
a man napping on the sofa
a baby on her first birthday
a queen on her throne
a singer in a hip-hop club
The meaning of words like "novel", "bat", and "fair" depend on the ______________.
diction
stereotype
linguistics
context
Which person is most likely to be bilingual?
a person with two interesting hobbies
an American who speaks English only
a French speaker who learns English
a tourist who travels to a foreign country
informal means:
friendly
wonderful
learned
accountable
diction =
(a)
If you stereotype people, what are you actually doing?
making unfair generalizations
observing others carefully
doing favors for others
making friends very easily
Which job would best suit a multilingual person?
dental hygienist
translator
software developer
acrobat
When might it be appropriate to use slang?
when writing a research report
when writing a business letter
when speaking to a city official
when speaking to a good friend
The opposite of colloquial is:
vernacular
formal
informal
slang
A non-Black person using the "n-word" is an example of:
appropriation
perspective
stereotype
diction
A dialect can be considered a form of:
formal
vernacular
slang
colloquialism
