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ENG-111-LEC-1812S Week 19 - Long Quiz 4

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ENG-111-LEC-1812S Week 19 - Long Quiz 4

This document consists of 20 multiple choice questions about linguistic and communication topics. The questions cover subjects like speech types, grammatical concepts, communicative strategies, and parts of speech. The questions are unlabeled and have not been answered. Next to each question is information about its point value and an option to flag the question.

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Velar stops
Select one:
a. [p] and [b]
b. [k] and [g]
c. [t] and [d]

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The final statement should also link back to the Intro.
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True
False

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One fowl is a goose, but two are called ________
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a. Geese
b. Geeze
c. All of the answers correct
d. Gooses

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This strategy entails getting the attention of your audience/ receiver
Select one:
a. Illocution
b. Sociolinguistic competence
c. Grammatical competence
d. Topic shifting
e. Nomination
f. Intimate
g. Turn taking
h. Communicative strategies
i. Consultative

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These are "future-oriented messages dealing with roles we call life scripts" and our relationship with
other people mold this.
Select one:
a. Behavior
b. Expectation
c. Self-perception
d. Beliefs
e. Illocution
f. Values
g. Nomination

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Casual speech is a form of speech we use when we communicate with people who are very close to
us.
Select one:
True
False

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This strategy is when speakers take turns in raising their points, opinions or arguments
Select one:
a. Nomination
b. Turn taking
c. Grammatical competence
d. Communicative strategies
e. Sociolinguistic competence
f. Illocution
g. Intimate
h. Consultative
i. Topic shifting

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What is this chapter 11 all about?
Select one:
a. Frozen
b. Self-concept
c. Public communication
d. Termination
e. Small group
f. Perception
g. Grammatical competence, discourse competence, sociological competence, and strategic
competence
h. Locution
i. Strategies in various speech situations
j. Illocution

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Speech that is the epitome of formal style that is used in ceremonies and respectful situations.
Select one:
a. Termination
b. Locution
c. Strategies in various speech situations
d. Public communication
e. Grammatical competence, discourse competence, sociological competence, and strategic
competence
f. Perception
g. Self-concept
h. Illocution
i. Frozen
j. Small group

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These are created when air is not completely stopped but goes through with a hissing sound.
Select one:
a. Bilibial stops
b. Alveolar stops
c. Nasals
d. Fricatives

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Casual speech uses slang, jargon, and short sentences.
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True
False
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This type of speech act defines the intention of the speaker
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a. Communicative strategies
b. Nomination
c. Topic shifting
d. Sociolinguistic competence
e. Grammatical competence
f. Consultative
g. Illocution
h. Intimate
i. Turn taking

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These are techniques on how to solve difficulties encountered when communicating
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a. Intimate
b. Illocution
c. Sociolinguistic competence
d. Nomination
e. Grammatical competence
f. Topic shifting
g. Consultative
h. Turn taking
i. Communicative strategies

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Then one may be that, and three would be ________
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a. All of the answers correct
b. This
c. These
d. Those

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This speech is delivered to entertain, to be enjoyed or to make the audience smile and relax.
Select one:
a. Reading from manuscript
b. Extemporaneous speech
c. Persuasive Speech
d. Entertainment speech
e. Memorized Speech

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What are the four tones of English?
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a. 1 low, 2 normal, 3 high, 4 extra high
b. 1 bass, 2 alto, 3 soprano , 4 soprano 1
c. low, normal, high, very high

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Utterance
Select one:
a. Frozen
b. Locution
c. Strategies in various speech situations
d. Public communication
e. Perception
f. Termination
g. Grammatical competence, discourse competence, sociological competence, and strategic
competence
h. Small group
i. Illocution
j. Self-concept

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________ should never be meese
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a. Mice
b. Mouse
c. All of the answers correct
d. Mouses

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Factual persuasive speech is based on the question ________
Select one:
a. Where?
b. What's in it for the audience
c. Is it true?
d. Why?

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Intention
Select one:
a. Illocution
b. Public communication
c. Perception
d. Frozen
e. Grammatical competence, discourse competence, sociological competence, and strategic
competence
f. Termination
g. Small group
h. Strategies in various speech situations
i. Locution
j. Self-concept

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