Pragmatic Markers In Conversation Quiz 3 (60 MCQs)

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1. Who coined the phrase 'synthetic personalisation'?
2. "Anything that has been uttered in the discourse prior to or along with the pronoun" , which type of context is it?
3. Define Illocutionary Act:
4. Define Literal Locutionary act
5. The study of interactions between individuals and the underlying interactions and norms of expectations established in social groups and cultures.
6. What is Ellen's illocutionary act when she says " What?" (3:11-3:20)
7. Which type of discourse analysis explores how language use reveals power imbalances?
8. What type of statement is:Driving without a seat belt is illegal.
9. There are ..... basic kinds of illocutionary acts
10. Deixis which means 'pointing' via language is ..... (Except)
11. Which concept involves speaker attitude and modality in their utterance?
12. This element of communication can be defined as the use of time in nonverbal communication.
13. It is the mere act of producing some linguistic sounds or marks with a certain meaning and reference
14. This is how touching conveys messages in nonverbal communication.
15. In a formal setting, when someone states, "I hereby pronounce you husband and wife, " what speech act is being performed?
16. What role does context play in pragmatic analysis?
17. Define deixis and provide examples.
18. What is the Illocutionary act of this utterance: "Can I have a slice of Pizza?" (Customer to waiter)
19. This is the use of words in relation to how we see the world, context, and participants in a speech act.
20. Which of the following is a speech act with illocutionary force?
21. What are implicatures and how do they function?
22. It relates to the relation between words and expressions, and their logical word order.
23. Semantics is the study of
24. In speech act theory, utterances have two kinds of meaning:Propositional meaning and illocutionary meaning.
25. "The actual words uttered '' belongs to .....
26. Perlocutionary act is the effect of the utterance on the hearer, depending on specific circumstances.
27. Action performed when an utterance is produced. This can be analyzed on three different levels:locution, illocutionary force, and perlocutionary effect.
28. What is presupposition?
29. Constative utterances can be true or false.
30. You, me, him, her, their are all examples of
31. Utterances have the same referential meaning but may have different pragmatic meaning depending on
32. Phenomena in speech that avoids repetition and depends on the hearers' ability to retrieve missing words or even sentences from context.
33. How can socio linguistic factors influence language variation?
34. This is related to the pronunciation of a language. It is the way the words are uttered with a characteristic pitch, stress and rhythm, representative of a specific speech community.
35. When using a performative utterance, a person is just saying something.
36. "Murder is a sin." This is an example of .....
37. What is the Perlocutionary act of this utterance: "The bus won't move until you boys move in out of the doorway" (Bus driver to the boys standing in the doorway)
38. Contextual meaning is also known as
39. The term girl will be a girl is called
40. A technical term known as deictic expressions (from Greek) which means "pointing" via language.
41. Which example best shows sociopragmatic failure?
42. Which of the following is an example of listener meaning?
43. Define Language Variation
44. The term pragmatics was first introduced by the philosopher
45. A perlocution is .....
46. What is the Locutionary act of this utterance: "How beautiful you look today!" (Husband to wife)
47. Less rigid but still constrained. Used in professional, academic, or legal settings where communication is expected to be respectful, uninterrupted, and restrained.
48. How does context influence meaning in communication?
49. The aim of perlocution speech act is to change feelings, ..... , or actions
50. These may be defined as:The appropriate conditions for a speech act to be recognized as intended ..... they often involve the rights, obligations, beliefs or abilities of participants.
51. According to Grice's maxims, which principle expects one to be relevant in conversation?
52. Define Locutionary act or meaning
53. This is the register people use when they're with friends, close acquaintances and co-workers, and family.
54. True or False:Pragmatic instruction is equally effective whether taught explicitly or implicitly.
55. Linguistics focuses on
56. In the context of pragmatics, what does 'epistemic context' refer to?
57. Speech acts is an utterance that a speaker makes to achieve an intended action.
58. Speaker location is called pragmatically
59. The cognitive mechanism anchored to model users in their roles as speakers or producers of conversational contributions. It can be conventional or conversational.
60. Subfield of linguistics intended to study the use of the individuals' language with the most accurate level of appropriateness and correctness possible on their performance according to the context or situation where the language is used.