A01

Question 1

Sociolect

Answer 1

The dialect associated with a social group

Question 2

Overt prestige

Answer 2

Dialect used by culturally powerful group

Question 3

Covert prestige

Answer 3

Non standard languages or dialects that’s regarded as being of high linguistic prestige by member of a speech community, but not by the culturally powerful

Question 4

Class

Answer 4

Cultural- economic and social standing of a group of people

Question 5

Capital

Answer 5

Wealth, money

Question 6

Linguistic Marketplace

Answer 6

A metaphor for social interactions within a given context

Question 7

Class aspiration

Answer 7

Desires of an individual to graduate to the next social class

Question 8

Hyper correction

Answer 8

Attempts to be more correct leads to more mistakes

Question 9

Code switching

Answer 9

Ability to switch between two languages, dialect, sociolect under different circumstances

Question 10

Linguistic insecurity

Answer 10

A concern that one’s language is insufficient in some way

Question 11

Social Mobility

Answer 11

The ability to change social class

Question 12

Types of capital

Answer 12

-Economic
- Cultural
- Social