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Miscellaneous GrammarSet 11

1What type of writing is an informational report?

2Kevin texted back his friends, " Yeah, I will be right over to the field as soon as I finish my algebra problems." Does this sentence use direct or indirect characterization?

3In a policy debate, which speeches are prepared ahead of time?

4If we use just one more can of hairspray this month, earth as we know it will no longer exist.

5(in fictional writing) the narrator's position in relation to a story being told

6You need to update staff about the replacement of old software and provide instructions for using the new software. You should send a .....

7Advertisements, opinions and campaign speeches are all examples of writing to .....

8A tip for documentation is to use what?

9It is the literal meaning of a word.

10It is an abstract system of word meaning and symbols for all aspects of culture.

11The part of a print advertisement that is noticed first by readers is the

12Verbal-linguistic means:

13Translate: poner

14In AP English, what is the term for the author's attitude toward the subject?

15Turning in a paper that you wrote in the past for a current class you are taking is plagiarism -

16Which type of English is used in conversations?

17Line that tells the location and date of the story

18Which type of speech act focuses on the effect on the listener, such as obeying or feeling influenced?

19Which logical fallacy is committed with this statement?My dog is my favorite in the whole world, that's why I'm joining the army.

20Which of the following best demonstrates synthesization?

21Which linguistic component is MOST directly concerned with speech acts, politeness and contextually appropriate language?

22What time of day did Brian, Derek, and their pilot leave?

23The smallest part of a poem is the .....

24Edo: Siti, your house is far from school, but you always arrive early.Siti: I always leave for school at 6 a.m. That's why I'm never late.What is Siti like?

25What distinguishes third person objective narration from other types?

26Guide words .....

27In each Rhetorical Analysis prompt, there is a(n) ..... and a(n) ..... task.

28Brusque and condescending speech styles both fail to show-

29In narrative writing, third-person limited point of view is characterized by:

30Linguistics studies how languages are produced

31What is the language and speech idiosyncrasies of a specific area, region, or group? For example, Minnesotans say "you betcha" when they agree with you. Although most often found in fiction, it is sometimes evident in speeches from a different era or culture.

32The result of such contact may be a new form of language.It is possible that in your attempt to communicate with each other, you and your Chinese friend will produce new language form that is understandable to both of you.

33What are the communication characteristics of subscription/notification?

34Grammar: The set of ..... for language.

35A grammar that generates exactly the sentences of a language is known as:

36Writing that conveys information using facts and other details

37What the email is about

38Coat: clothing:: car:

39A professor uses the term "andragogy" instead of "adult teaching," which is what he does at the university. What does his use of specialist language signify?

40An enclave of language is

41Functional texts such as reports, newsletters, and online reference sources are:

42Which science studies speech activity?

43According to Searle, which category of speech act is primarily concerned with expressing the speaker's attitudes, emotions, or psychological states?

44What type of Speech Act according to Austin is it when someone makes a promise?

45A specific category within a subject area

46Assume that p represents a statement. The negation of p will be denoted by ..... ?

47What is mentioned as the potential of language models in the lecture?

48Person 1:Bicycle infrastructure should be expanded because cycling is a sustainable mode of transportation.Person 2:We should not build bike lanes because cyclists run red lights and endanger pedestrians.

49Language variation according to the situations is called .....

50A group of lines (like a paragraph) in poetry is called a .....

51Illustrations, diagrams, pictures, and charts are all ..... author's use to enhance their writing.

52Also called the Fallacy of Misplaced Concreteness, or hypostatization, this fallacy occurs when an argument relies on an abstract concept as if it were a concrete fact; when a hypothetical scenario or situation is referred to, and treated as if it were a real thing.

53Advantage of first person point of view

54At the teachers' year-end banquet, Sir Marco gave a humorous speech recalling funny moments from the school year while also congratulating everyone for their hard work. The audience laughed and applauded warmly. Select the type of speech used in this situation.

55To make a snowman, start by rolling a big ball for the body. Then roll a smaller ball and put it on top of the big ball to use as the head. Next, find two sticks to use as arms. Then you can use objects such as coal, a carrot, and raisins to make the face. Add a hat and your snowman is complete!What is the text structure?

56..... should bear no address or name on the communication.

57In reference lists, APA style calls for doing only one of the following. Which one?

58Which of these sounds can be connected to eating something?

59How do you know what type of essay you need to write?

60Write an informative essay about the effects wild animals and humans have on each other when they live in the same area. Use information from the passages in your essay.

61Which of the following is true when a text is written from a first person point of view?