Foreign language teachers have to be aware of...

Language does not occur in isolation, language is learned when used

There are three literary keys or registers...

Formal, semiformal and informal

From the production point of view one of the differences between writing and speech is...

Speaker has body language and expressions that written language does not

When we talk about communication, which one of this sentences is correct

Information is never fixed but constantly changing

From a form point of view which one of these differences is incorrect

Speech contains punctuation marks, spaces& rules to make larger structures

There are four varieties of language, which are...

According to region, social group, field of discourse and attitude

what do we understand for communication?

Exchange of info between individuals through common linguistic symbols

According to W. Von Waterburg...

Language is alive and it suffers changes

Any perceptible thing that proposes a message

When we teach an L2 we must...

Provide students oral linguistic stimuli present in language acquisition

According to Bühler there are 3 functions of language

Representative, expressive and conative

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Language as communication: oral and written language. Factors that define a communicative situation: sender, receiver, functions and context.

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1
Which one of the following is not a communicative factor
Channel and code
Context and message
Brain impulses
Speaker and Listener
2
We use language as a tool when we ask, deny, persuade etc...
False
True
3
Foreign language teachers have to be aware of...
Language can be taught in isolation
A combination of grammar and speaking practice is the best way to teach L2
Language does not occur in isolation, language is learned when used
Grammar is the best way to teach an L2
4
Which one of these authors gave a language definition
J. Peterson
Professor Oak
J. Bram
J. Sebastian Bach
5
There are three literary keys or registers...
Formal, standard and informal
Formal, semiformal and slang
Formal, semiformal and informal
Educated, semiformal and informal
6
From the production point of view one of the differences between writing and speech is...
Speech is for the poor while writing is for the rich
Speaker has body language and expressions that written language does not
We need special tools to save speech recordings
Writing can be reviewed later but speech is thought and produced instantly
7
When we talk about communication, which one of this sentences is correct
There is no factor of uncertainty about the content to be transmitted
Ross and Rachel were on a break, they should've communicated better
Information is never fixed but constantly changing
Both of participants have all the knowledge
8
marginal form of the learned level of language is known as slang
True
False
9
The complexity of spoken language lies on its mobility and intricacy
False
True
10
From a form point of view which one of these differences is incorrect
Speech contains punctuation marks, spaces& rules to make larger structures
Speech is more interactive
Speech contains less densely packed information
Speech is normally less organized
11
While Dynamic models of communication have to do with sociocultural contexts, linear models were intended for...
Symbolic meaning
Lectures and monologs
Scientific texts
Electronic messages
12
There are four varieties of language, which are...
According to region, social group, field of discourse and attitude
According to region, age, field of discourse and purpose
According to age, degree of studies, purpose and attitude
Bulbasaur, Charmander, Squirtle and Pikachu
13
Which author elaborated the basic functions of the language performed by children?
Halliday
Holiday
Holinness
Holly molly guacamole
14
Elevator, Lift, Biscuit, Cookie, Autumn, Fall are...
National differences
Regional differences
British and Australian words
Lexical differences
15
There are three kinds of messages but they can't appear together in the same sentence
False
True
16
what do we understand for communication?
Exchange of info between people through common linguistic symbols
Exchange of words and sentences between a group of people
Exchange of common linguistic symbols system that have meaning
Exchange of info between individuals through common linguistic symbols
17
There are two classfications for writing systems: Non-phonological and phonological
True
False
18
Ch. S. Pierce classifies signs into...
Icons, Faces and Sitcoms
Emojis, Traces and Symbols
Icons, Traces and Symbols
Icons, Traces and Pokemon
19
Bloomfiel changed the traditional view of written language as superior to spoken language
True
False
20
When we study language as a product we study
The way language is produced
The language itself
The effect that the language produces on the receiver
The way we use the language
21
According to W. Von Waterburg...
Language is alive and it suffers changes
Language is static, fix and unchangeable due to grammatic rules
Language should vary accordingly with the times
Language today is less likely to change due to grammar rules
22
The process for learning an L1 is the same for L2
True
False
23
What is a sign?
A symbol that proposes a message and has meaning
Any perceptible thing that proposes a message
A visible object with meaning, for example traffic signs or traffic lights
Smallest part of a speech that contains meaning for both of interlocutors
24
When we teach an L2 we must...
Watch TV shows, cartoons or films in OV in classroom
Provide students oral linguistic stimuli present in language acquisition
Use new technologies as much as possible and promote autonomous learning
Expose students to enough combination of grammar, vocabulary present in L1
25
According to Bühler there are 3 functions of language
Representative, explanatory and conative
Representative, expressive and conative
Representative, expressive and cognitive
Reprimand, explain and coerce
26
How many functions did Jackobson add?
four
three
one
two
27
The study of Linguistics, pragmatics and social psychology belongs to language as an activity/process
False
True

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