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Chapter 12 Review: Discourse
Chapter 12 Review: Discourse
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Which of the following is an example of a discourse marker?
“Three”
“Cat”
“Quickly”
“Because”
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What is contrastive rhetoric?
The analysis of cultural differences in writing and communication styles
The study of grammar differences between two languages
The comparison of vocabulary usage in formal and informal contexts
The examination of punctuation
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Contrastive rhetoric examines how cultural backgrounds influence writing styles and discourse structures.
True
False
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How does discourse competence benefit English learners?
It enables them to understand and produce language appropriately
It allows them to avoid learning grammatical rules.
It focuses on translating sentences word for word.
It helps them memorize vocabulary more effectively.
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What is a common feature of turn-taking in conversation?
One person speaks for the entire conversation.
Only questions can be used to take a turn.
Listeners avoid making any interruptions or signals.
Speakers alternate roles to maintain the flow of dialogue.
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1. What is the primary focus of discourse analysis in TESOL?
Examining sentence structures in isolation
Analyzing language use in social contexts
A) Understanding grammar rules
Teaching vocabulary through repetition
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Context has no significant impact on how discourse is understood.
False
True
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What role do cohesive devices play in discourse?
They link ideas and maintain coherence in communication.
They simplify sentence structures for beginners.
They increase the complexity of sentences.
They provide direct translations between languages.
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What is a key challenge English learners face when acquiring discourse competence?
Learning phonics rules
Memorizing verb conjugations
Identifying cultural norms and expectations in communication
Translating idioms word for word
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The context consists of three sub elements; grammar, setting and emotion.
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False