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Miscellaneous GrammarSet 389

1What role does 'conflict' play in a narrative?

2Question-and-answer conversations between two or more people

3Key tools in semiotic text analysis

4In analyzing an argument, what is the significance of identifying the author's assumptions?

5Directions: Read and analyze if the given narrative is chronological sequential, in medias res or flashback.1. Lisa bikes on Sundays. She studies on Mondays. She swims on Tuesdays.

6What is the purpose of evaluating internet sources?

7What is the main purpose of an informative text such as news? Choose the best answer.

8Which organizational style does the following outline represent?Paragraph 1-a comparison of how Grimm's Cinderella and Cinderellas from around the world are saved from a life of slaveryParagraph 2-a comparison of how Grimm's Cinderella and Cinderellas from around the world are especially kind to others

9It's never appropriate to tell a customer, "I don't know" when they ask a question you don't have an answer for.

10If prejudice affects how we interpret someone's message, what type of noise is it?

11What are the parts of a plot diagram, and there order?

12What is a primary benefit of documenting tables and figures in a project?

13Which type of communication means to communicate important information?

14How do you compare two texts?

15Evaluate the effectiveness of the author's argument regarding the need for nonviolent protest. Which of the following best supports the argument?

16What is the process of turning thoughts into communication called?

17On the plot diagram, where does the main event happen? (Think the turning point of the story and when the conflict is confronted.)

18What should be included in the introduction of a persuasive essay?

19Let's go and meet other people.

20Guidelines for making a good conversation according to Grice

21What is the main purpose of a "thesis" in an essay?

22Select all the following which occur during the preparation phase.

23What text structure presents similarities and differences of a thing, object, event, etc.?

24Loud party

25What is the main benefit of using lists in documents?

26Communication is sending messages between two or more people at the same time

27What is the first part of creating a thesis statement?

28..... is a necessary part of the communication process because it communicates to the sender their message has been received and interpreted correctly.

29What are the two things you should analyze before beginning a rhetorical analysis?

30Which text structure is the following book probably written in?Inner Planets vs. Outer Planets

31Introduction is create a first impression.

32If the co-pilot continuously feels unfairly treated by the captain, he/she should:

33Which sentence does NOT belong in the paragraph?

34What do we need to prove a fact?

35Which of the following was not an intended audience of JFK's inaugural address?

36There are four channels of communication in any organization: top-down, bottom-up, horizontal, and the grapevine. An outgrowth of informal and casual groupings of employees is an example of which one?

37In an opinion essay, we give arguments in favour and against something.

38What is something you should not do in the introduction of a lit review for a research paper?

39Which question type explains a relationship between two passages?

40Events in a story are things that happen to:

41A speech outline is the blueprint or framework of any speech.

42A text in speech communication theory is:

43A text designed to provide an enjoyable experience and evoke laughter or tears aims to:

44Groups use the book Robert's Rules of Order to conduct business using a formal organized approach with well-defined rules called:

45"I deserve a raise because I should be paid more for my hard work."

46Which part of a plot introduces characters, situation, and setting?

47What should the Table of Contents explain?

48When organizing an essay, which arranges ideas by beginning with larger features and works down or vice versa.

49The specific people to whom the argument is addressed, can help you analyze how and why the writer uses certain persuasive techniques

50The main part of the story where complications arise and the suspense builds

51"Hey Danno, love the new place!" Is the speaker addressing positive or negative face needs?

52Which of the following can group discussions be used for?

53..... are signposts that direct the receiver from one section of a document to another

54What text structure would an author use when informing the reader about dolphins?

55What is the significance of politeness strategies in communication?

56Why is it important to cite sources in a debate?

57In which step of the communication process is the message interpreted and processed?

58Cohesion is the network of lexical, grammatical, and other relations that provide .....

59What is the purpose of the reflection section in a personal narrative essay?

60Hearing happens when you get within range of some auditory stimulus, but ..... begins only when the messages the speaker sends are received

61In Gee's terms, which statement correctly contrasts "discourse" (small d) and "Discourse" (capital D)?