LING 222-practice

What is NOT an example of challenges facing a good implementation of multicultural language policy?

A matched-guise test is used to measure the production of phonetic differences between accents

Code-switching is the alternation between 2 or more:

Backchanneling is when someone goes back on a statement they made out of politeness

The first explicit conception of a national language was:

A good language policy should respect linguistic minorities' rights to start their own schools if they want

American discourse norms are stipulated on hiding one's emotions and bottling it up

The formation of nation-states has made it more challenging to include linguistic minorities in public participation

Maria looks stunned after Sam told her to "break a leg"--which of Tannen's 8 levels of communication is implicated here?

Even though the world mostly functions monolingually, we should still aim to help bi/multilingual communities

Calling your professor by their first name is indicative of a collectivist, hierarchical society

All of the following are outcomes of the colonial era according to Watson except:

The area of linguistics where you're likely to find an eye-tracking experiment?

When was the need for an international language become more necessary?

Who came up with the World Englsihes model to capture the diversity of English varieties caused by its spread

Grammar textbooks are a good example of descriptive grammar

In the US, 2nd gen Hispanic communities are shifting towards English at a faster rate than before

Some of the data Cameron examines suggests that the ideal American discourse norms can be linked back to "therapy talk"

One of the obstacles to immigrant communities' integration is their lack of interest in the dominant host language

"CAN YOU PLEASE SHUT UP AND LET ME TALK???" Which of Tannen's 8 levels of communication difference probably led to this?

"Talking in parallel" as discussed by Gumperz when two people are speaking different languages and using an interpreter

One specific example of this level of communication difference is avoiding small talk

All of these are examples of Beck's dimensions of globalization except:

A close synonyms for "standardized" as in a standardized language variety is:

According to de Swaan's global language system, no language is yet dominant enough to attain the title "hypercentral"

Simplified form of a language use to facilitate communication e.g., a simplified form of English between slaves/sailors:

The fact that South Africa has 11 official languages including English, Afrikaans and Zulu is a matter of

That Kuwait's schools rely exclusively on UK or US curricula to teach English classifies it as likely to be part of:

A speaker of African American English switching to Standard English at work is an example of strategies of condescension