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WorksheetsConversation Analysis
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
What kind of materials do conversation analysts use?
Radio and Telephone
Recordings and Transcripts
Smartphones and Computers
Paper and pen
What is considered as a convenient form to represent the
recorded material in written form?
Essays
Tapes
Transcripts
None of the above
Transcript is considered as the representation of data.
TRUE
FALSE
Conversation analysis transcription is the same as standard transcription.
TRUE
FALSE
Which of the following are the concerns of CA analysts? (Please select 2 answers)
Dynamics of turn-taking
Grammar and Pronunciation
Fluency
Characteristics of speech delivery
Select two examples of how Conversation Analysis has been used.
Medical Application
Writing an Essay
Radio talk
None of the above.
What is the aim of Conversation Analysis?
To analyze written and spoken texts.
To analyze and develop conversation skills.
To study the fluency and non-verbal actions in conversation.
To discover how participants understand and respond to one another in their turns at talk
Conversation Analysis has been used to explore power relations expressed through conversation.
TRUE
FALSE
Adjacency Pair is a term for the manner in which orderly conversation normally takes place.
TRUE
FALSE
What occurs when some preliminary action is taken before initiating the first part of an adjacency pair?
Adjacency Pair
Speaking Turns
Presequence
Transcription
What are the two elements of Conversation Analysis?
Recordings and Transcriptions
Speaking Turns and Adjacency Pair
Organization and relevance of Talk
Power Relations and Conversation
It is an approach to understanding the society based upon close analysis of how people make sense of, and establish order in the social world through everyday encounters.
Discourse Analysis
Genre Analysis
Power Relations
Conversation Analysis
The focus of Conversation Analysis is to describe the orderliness, structure and
sequential patterns of interaction as evidenced through conversation.
TRUE
FALSE
It refers to the study of how social order is produced in and through processes of social interaction.
Conversation Analysis
Discourse Analysis
Ethnomethodology
Sequential Implicativeness
It is a two-part exchange in which the second utterance is functionally dependent on the first
Adjacency Pair
Sequential Implicativeness
Turn-takings
Ethnomethodology
