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Question 1

refers to the visual medium of language

Answer 1

graphology

Question 2

refers to the shapes and characters that make up the written mode

Answer 2

Graphetic Substance

Question 3

refers to the audible noise on which communication is based in the spoken mode

Answer 3

Phonetic Substance

Question 4

called the differences

Answer 4

phonemes

Question 5

study of sound patterns

Answer 5

phonology

Question 6

the study of the meaning potential of written characters

Answer 6

Graphology

Question 7

basic graphological units

Answer 7

graphemes

Question 8

graphemes are enclosed with

Answer 8

angle brackets

Question 9

theoretical points concern the manner of production of phonemes and graphemes

Answer 9

allegraphs

Question 10

different pronounciation of the same phonemes

Answer 10

allophones

Question 11

logo that represents the word

Answer 11

logograms

Question 12

no spoken form symbol, cannot read aloud without prior conversion to the word ‘and’

Answer 12

Logograms

Question 13

relies on scanning visual information to produce coherent readings (comprehension)

Answer 13

Psycholinguistic

Question 14

integral part of the process of reading, Involved forming hypotheses about linguistics unit, as well as discarding

Answer 14

Perceptual Strategies

Question 15

style in text

Answer 15

stylistics

Question 16

concerned with the study of style in texts

Answer 16

stylistics

Question 17

way in which an author uses language to convey their ideas & create a unique voice & tone

Answer 17

style

Question 18

the story itself

Answer 18

big picture elements

Question 19

run through the entire text & influence all of it

Answer 19

Big Picture Elements

Question 20

How the story is told or how a piece is organized

Answer 20

Structure

Question 21

Parts of the Structure

Answer 21

Beginning, Rising Action, Climax, Falling Action and Denouement

Question 22

How a character changes throughout the story

Answer 22

Character Development

Question 23

Lines spoken or internal thoughts

Answer 23

Dialogue

Question 24

how quickly the narration unfolds

Answer 24

pacing

Question 25

the narrator’s perspective

Answer 25

point of view

Question 26

types of characters

Answer 26

protagonist
antagonist
deuteragonist
Tertiary Characters

Question 27

leading character

Answer 27

protagonist

Question 28

person that oppress

Answer 28

antagonist

Question 29

second important person

Answer 29

deuteragonist

Question 30

passive role or minor/supporting

Answer 30

tertiary characters

Question 31

character who goes through some sort of changes

Answer 31

dynamic

Question 32

character who does not change

Answer 32

static character

Question 33

fully developed figure

Answer 33

round character

Question 34

lacks complexity

Answer 34

flat character

Question 35

whether something is a poem, poetry or prose

Answer 35

form