LESSON 4

Question 1

grammatical knowledge is not enough basis for the ability to speak and understand language

Answer 1

Communicative competence

Question 2

This concept was introduced by dell hymes

Answer 2

communicative competence

Question 3

communicative competence was introduced by?

Answer 3

dell hymes

Question 4

time, place, physical circumstances

Answer 4

Setting and scene

Question 5

outcomes and goals

Answer 5

ends

Question 6

type of speech that acts as commands, pleas, greetings, etc.

Answer 6

acts

Question 7

spirit of speech

Answer 7

keys

Question 8

speaking face to face, thru phone, writing

Answer 8

instrumentalities

Question 9

rules that people observe in speaking

Answer 9

Norms

Question 9

ex. of this are proverbs, prayers, apologies, etc

Answer 9

genres

Question 10

the ability to understand and use language effectively to communicate

Answer 10

communicative competence

Question 11

understanding & using vocabulary

Answer 11

linguistic

Question 12

using techniques to overcome language gaps

Answer 12

strategic

Question 13

having awareness of social rules of language

Answer 13

socio-linguistic

Question 14

understanding how ideas are connected

Answer 14

discourse

Question 15

speech contexts

Answer 15

intrapersonal & interpersonal

Question 16

types of interpersonal

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dyadic & grouo

Question 17

happens within our heads to perform internal vocalization or reflective thinking

Answer 17

intrapersonal

Question 18

talking to oneself

Answer 18

intrapersonal

Question 19

involves 2 or more people

Answer 19

interpersonal

Question 20

communication between 2 people

Answer 20

dyadic

Question 21

communication between members of 3 or more

Answer 21

group

Question 22

communicate to be perceived in a particular way

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self presentation

Question 23

communicate to maintain relationships

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relational

Question 24

communicate with other person to achieve a goal

Answer 24

instrumental

Question 25

any material communicated to public

Answer 25

public communication

Question 26

came up with a term "five clocks"

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martin joos

Question 27

to explain variations in language

Answer 27

five clocks

Question 28

relaxed and is used by people who are very close

Answer 28

intimate style

Question 29

flexible and may use slang

Answer 29

casual

Question 30

used when talking or negotiating with strangers

Answer 30

consultative

Question 31

for a larger group of audience

Answer 31

formal

Question 32

formal and static

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frozen style

Question 33

types of speech acts

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intimate, casual, formal, consultative, frozen

Question 34

types of speech acts

Question 35

a locutionary act

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locution

Question 36

uttering vocal sounds, noises that do not make sense

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phonetic

Question 36

uttering of words, endowed with meaning which may have sense

Answer 36

rhetic act

Question 36

uttering sounds that are belong to and as belonging to a certain vocab

Answer 36

phatic act

Question 37

verbal employment of units expression such as words and sentences

Answer 37

utterance act

Question 37

when speaker expresses something there is an intended meaning behind it

Answer 37

illocutionary act

Question 38

locution by who?

Answer 38

austin

Question 39

actual words of mesage, literal meaning

Answer 39

locutionary acts

Question 39

what the speaker means to convey

Answer 39

illocutionary

Question 40

effects of an utterance

Answer 40

prelocutionary

Question 40

clear and express specific definable point

Answer 40

propositional

Question 41

locution by austin was replaced with?

Answer 41

proposition by searle

Question 42

according to searle, there are 2 types of locutionary acts:

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propositional and utterance

Question 43

5 types of speech acts by searle

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declarations, assertives, expressives, directrives, commissives

Question 44

speaker declares something that can change the world

Answer 44

declaration

Question 45

asserts an idea or opinion, speaker presents 'facts' of the world

Answer 45

assertives

Question 46

states smth abt their phsychological attitudes

Answer 46

expressives

Question 47

intends to get the listener to do something

Answer 47

directives

Question 48

commits to dooing something in the future

Answer 48

commissives

Question 49

Establish a topic

Answer 49

nomination

Question 50

limitation as a speaker

Answer 50

restriction

Question 51

restricts the respond of other person

Answer 51

restriction

Question 52

speaker speaks only when it its their turn

Answer 52

turn taking

Question 53

question and answer formula

Answer 53

topic control

Question 54

allows participants to take turns

Answer 54

topic control

Question 55

strategy useful in introducing another topic

Answer 55

topic shifting

Question 56

requesting, clarification, not acknowledging, topic shifting, etc.

Answer 56

repair

Question 57

asking questions or using eyebrows, eyes, head, shoulders to show messg that couldnt be undestood

Answer 57

repair

Question 58

ends interaction through verbal and nonverbal mmsgs

Answer 58

termination

Question 59

quick and short

Answer 59

termination