WorksheetsSociolinguistic
Total questions: 23
Worksheet time: 11mins
The definition of SOCIAL IDENTITY is
A person's sense of who they are based on their group membership.
A group of people who share a set of linguistic norms and expectations regarding the use of language
The people involved in this network who you know and interact with also know and interact with one another.
The people with this network are tied together in more than one way.
HEGEMONIC IDEOLOGY is....
Code alternation by people who are not accepted members of the group associated with the second language that they are using
A set of language items associated with discrete occupational or social groups
The ideology about different ways of speaking that dominate in a society and are widely accepted
The study of non-linguists' ideas about the regions, features, and values of dialects
DENSE SOCIAL NETWORK means the people involved in this network who you know and interact with........... and interact with one another.
do not know
barely know
also know
know nothing
REGISTER is.......
A set of co-occurring language features associated with particular frames/text types
An aggregate of people who come together around mutual engagements in some common endeavor.
A feeling of equality people have with one another.
A set of language items associated with discrete occupational or social groups
SOCIAL DIALECTOLOGY is........
A spectrum of language varieties spoken across some geographical area such that neighboring varieties differ only slightly.
Ordinary people think this concept refers to a local non-prestigious.
A branch of linguistics that examines how ways of speaking are linked to social differences within a particular region
In everyday use, the term means the superordinate category and the standard variety.
COMMUNITY OF PRACTICE is......
An aggregate of people who come together around mutual engagements in some common endeavor.
A group of people who share a set of linguistic norms and expectations regarding the use of language
The people involved in this network who you know and interact with do not know and interact with one another.
The people with this network are tied together in more than one way.
MULTIPLEX SOCIAL NETWORK is..........
The people involved in this network who you know and interact with also know and interact with one another.
This term refers to the variety of a language that is considered to be the norm.
The people with this network are tied together in more than one way.
The ability to understand how ideas are connected through patterns of organization, cohesive and transitional device.
DISCOURSE COMPETENCE is......
The ability to understand and use vocabulary and language conventions (grammar, punctuation and spelling, etc.)
The ability to use techniques to overcome language gaps, plan and assess the effectiveness of communication, and achieve conversation fluency.
The ability to understand how ideas are connected through patterns of organization, cohesive and transitional device.
A line that can be drawn on a dialect map to show the boundary between linguistic features
ISOGLOSS is.......
A line that can be drawn on a dialect map to show the boundary between linguistic features.
A stage in the standardization process which involves prescribing a model for standard language usage through developing grammar books and dictionaries.
A set of co-occurring language features associated with particular frames/text types.
A set of language items associated with discrete occupational or social groups.
GENRE is........
A set of language items associated with discrete occupational or social groups.
A set of co-occurring language features associated with particular frames/text types.
In everyday use, the term means the superordinate category and the standard variety.
Some degree of asymmetrical relationship between entities.
VERNACULAR is........
In everyday use, the term means the superordinate category and the standard variety.
A person's sense of who they are based on their group membership.
The language a person grows up with and uses in everyday life for social interactions. This term often has pejorative associations when used in public discourse.
Some degree of asymmetrical relationship between entities.
STANDARD LANGUAGE is......
This term refers to the variety of a language that is considered to be the norm.
English.
A set of co-occurring language features associated with particular frames/text types
A feeling of equality people have with one another.
LINGUA FRANCA is........
French and German.
A shared norm primarily used for business, education or political reasons.
A shared language primarily used for business, education or political reasons.
Ordinary people think this concept refers to a local non-prestigious.
The INNER CIRCLE ENGLISHES are said to be......
norm-providing
norm-developing
norm-dependent
muốn norm gì thì norm
The OUTER CIRCLE ENGLISHES are said to be.....
norm-providing
norm-developing
norm-dependent
norm-borrowing
The EXPANDING CIRCLE ENGLISHES are said to be.......
norm-providing
norm-developing
norm-dependent
norm-borrowing
The 2nd DIASPORA took place at various point during......
the 17th and 18th centuries.
the 18th and 19th centuries.
the 16th and 17th centuries.
the 16th and 18th centuries.
in THE 1ST DIASPORA, the destinations of the English speakers were mainly........
South America, Canada and Brazil.
South Ame, Nigeria, and New Zealand.
North Ame, New Zealand, and South Ame.
North Ame, Australia, and New Zealand.
THE 1ST DIASPORA involves................ of the English speakers.
The migration.
The colonization.
The dark days.
The election.
THE 2ND DIASPORA involved............. of Asia and Africa.
The migration.
The colonization.
The ending.
The degradation.
Which countries belong to THE INNER CIRCLE?
USA, India, and Ireland.
Britain, Canada, and Australia.
Sweden, Canada, and Denmark.
Pakistan, Philipines, and Singapore.
Which countries belong to THE OUTER CIRCLE?
India, Bangladesh, and Tanzania.
Malay, Indonesia, and Iran.
Sri Lanka, Singapore, and China.
Ireland, Indonesia, and Japan.
Which countries belong to THE EXPANDING CIRCLE?
China, Denmark, and Britain.
Nigeria, Pakistan, and Indonesia.
Iran, Korea, and China.
Zambia, Malay, and Ghana.
