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Miscellaneous GrammarSet 391

1Which text structure do the signal words 'share' refer to?

2What is the primary purpose of an introduction in a speech?

3This context is where physical meaning comes in.

4The Editorial Board is responsible for:

5Writer's response to the counterargument

6Yule(1996): Politeness strategy, expect

7In the indirect strategy for conveying bad news, what does the message begin with?

8In America, more people are eating fast food than ever before. Fast food, such as cheeseburgers, chicken nuggets, tacos, and French fries are high in calories and fat. All of this fast food is one reason that over a third of Americans are overweight.

9Which section of the research paper where the degrees of the panel of examiners are stated?

10Why would you want to use a direct quote in your writing?

11Which of the texts below use chronological order as their primary structure.

12The scientist conducted numerous experiments. His findings were groundbreaking.

13A speech which given someone attempts to defend why certain actions were taken or will be taken

14The ability to construct a variety of frameworks for viewing a situation is called

15What role does humor play in persuasive language?

16Introduces the conflict, or problem in the story

17Why is demographic and psychographic profiling essential in speech planning?

18Kress & van Leeuwen (2006) argue that contemporary communication is .....

19What should be avoided in the results section?

20Match this definition with the correct word:The receiver understands the message.

21What is the purpose of a mindmap?

22Which type of text structure is the following excerpt written in?Cats and dogs have a lot in common. They are both mammals. Their lifespans are also comparable at around 12 to 20 years, with cats living slightly longer. They both have fur and claws. Additionally, they are both common household pets around the country.

23..... is the earliest model of communication.

24.....: When ideas in a spoken or written text fit together clearly and smoothly, and so are logical and make sense to the listener or reader.

25Combining ethos, pathos, and logos in persuasive writing and speaking

26Which is NOT a good way to pre-write for an essay or story?

27..... aim to discuss and inform events, facts, and information.

28In what model do sender and receiver constantly switch roles?

29Accurate is a characteristics of effective communication.

30Refers to performing behaviors that increase feelings of liking, pleasure, and closeness in the minds of audience members.

31A type of context that involves the communicators' mood and feeling.

32It is a type of utterance that may not have a particular meaning.

33Identify the text structure used in a passage that explains the similarities and differences between renewable and non-renewable energy sources.

34A:Where are you off to?B:I was thinking of going out to get some of that funny white stuff for somebody.The conversation above violates the rule of the maxim of manner, why?

35What does the PEEL structure stand for?

36Which concept focuses on physical, psychological, and cultural environments shaping communication?

37What does the interaction model of communication emphasize that the transmission model does not?

38What should students write in their research journal?

39Which of the following make up the rhetorical situation? Choose all that apply.

40The coherence principle recommends that you do not use any background music.

41Listen to the phone conversation between Anita and her brother Dennis. Select True or False.Dennis's new home doesn't have a yard.

42It refers to the physical means by which the message is transferred from one person to another.

43The relationship between a claim and a counterclaim is that (a)

44The Writing Process is .....

45Which of the following is NOT a type of evidence mentioned in the text?

46Introduction: Provokes interest with unusual statements

47Speakers should follow the "rule of 3" because .....

48Which of the following is NOT part of the communicative process?

49What can tone in a historical source tell you?

50Communication from a singular and impersonal source to a large and anonymous audience is called:

51Arrange the following process of listening.WHILE LISTENINGA-Decide what is important and not.B-Confirm your predictions.C-Write down your apprehensions or uncertainties.

52It refers to the principle of communication in which it provides replies and reactions for evaluation or improvement.

53Which of the following presentation types is used to convince an audience to accept a proposal?

54What type of information is often transmitted through upward communication?

55Mindmaps are linear and restricted. 2. Mindmaps can help ideate research questions and papers

56What is the inverted pyramid structure in journalism?

57The important moments that move a story forward are:

58This is when the main character and setting are introduced. The backstory is established.

59Speech event is an ..... in which participants interact via language in some conventional way to arrive at some outcome.

60What is another term for Empathetic Listening?

61What should you expect after finishing your 5-min presentation?