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Miscellaneous GrammarSet 16

1True or False: In debate, you should use Ad Hominem arguments.

2At B1 level, learners can understand:

3According to McCabe's High-Point Analysis Qualifiers, what does a "Chronological" narrative consist of?

4Which type of writing is like an argument?

5Semantic features are:

6"I was desperate for something to eat. Judging by her expensive-looking shoes, I figured she could afford to part with her purse."

7Middle English was developed from 1100 to:

8Identify the persuasive technique used in this sentence:'Join the millions who have already switched to our service!'

9The thoughts and feelings associated with a word (whether a word seems positive or negative, formal or informal, etc.)

10All women are bad drivers.

11Nous avons

12Part of narrative text that a introduce the main characters is .....

13You can check the title, table of contents summary and headings of the text to have a sense of its content.

14A biography that details a person's life year by year from birth to death is an example of what text structure?

15What type of Speech Act is:'' I promise to be there promptly"

16A claim is the position statement or the key point of your argument. Which of the following describes a claim of policy?

17What meter does Shakespeare traditionally use in his sonnets?

18A series of events unfolding over the course of a drama

19What is a person or animal in a story?

20..... refers to knowledge of meanings associated with words-complicated task that takes years-word use by child may involve different understanding than adult

21A federal government ..... ought to be clothed with all the powers requisite to complete execution of its trust.

22Define nonverbal.

23The narrator knows only the thoughts and feelings of asingle character, while other characters are presented only externally.

24Old English was spoken by wealthy people.

25What I know about research question is that it is:

26Match the trainer's comment with the teacher's role as a language resource listed A, B and C.It can be helpful to remind learners to notice any affixes in unfamiliar words.

27Since 87% more wrecks happen when people text and drive, stricter laws need to be put in place regarding texting and driving.

28Rhetorician Edwin Black refers to the persona of the audience, as created by the rhetorical context, as:

29..... provides explicit account of how an utterance is possible to mean more than what it is really said

30Speech act are divided into four important .....

31As an art of creating dialogues, it further deals with the study of the methods of persuasion.

32Identify the gender of the following word Mantequilla

33Writing general ideas without answering the exact question mainly affects:

34A(n) ..... is a three-line argument that has a major premise, a minor premise, and a conclusion.

35What is located on the left in a MLA report?

36The word "Bin" is used in British English. The equivalent in American English is:

37Should we have a look at the main points for today's discussion?This is an expression of .....

38What is the most exciting and intense part of a story?

39How many parts are in the Reading Section?

40Fanless Coolers are called?

41This is the emotional or hidden meaning of a word.

42If you print false information which damages a person or a small business's reputation, they could sue you for?

43What is the study of the history or origin of a word called?

44A branch of linguistics which deals with meaning" is the definition of

45Fill in the blank: ..... are intended readers or listeners.

46What information must be included on all assignments?

47The author of the passage argues that .....

48Which part of TP-CASTT includes identifying a place in the poem where the mood, tone, or speaker changes?

49Writing with others in a group

50Speech Act: 'Congratulations!'

51The good news is that your application was accepted, and you've been selected for the scholarship.

52Teacher Sid says, "Please submit your projects tomorrow, class." the act of requesting is what kind of speech act?

53Which of the following is an example of semantics?

54What is the element of narrative that tells you when and where?

55The height of conflict and intrigue in a narrative

56Choose the correct type of speech act for each sentence. 3. "Please pass the salt."

57A type of essay that explores the origins and uses of a particular word or phrase.

58Which statement best defines formal research?

59If you eat a good diet, you will never have a heart attack.

60What is the 'semantics/pragmatics boundary'?

61She went to her best friend's house to study. When she got there, she started to wonder how big her best friend's dog Jasper had gotten. They went outside and rode their bikes for twenty minutes. When they went back to study, her best friend, Sam, wondered when her legs would stop hurting. They ate dinner after studying and then she went home.