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Tema 2: Texto y Discurso


Tema 2: Texto y DiscursoVersión en línea Preguntas moodle por Lucía 1 Semantics and Pragmatics… a both focus on the users of a language. b are both concerned with meaning. c study the same phenomena. 2 Which of the following is a performative verb? a Assure b Threaten c Bother 3 Felicity conditions are conditions that have to be met for… a being happy after uttering a sentence. b the illocutionary act to have its desired effect. c the hearer(s) to understand what the speaker says. 4 Specify the type of action we perform when we thank a friend: a declarative act. b expressive act. c representative act. 5 Specify the type of action the Church performs when one of its members is excommunicated: a directive act. b commissive act. c declarative act. 6 The process of referring is essentially… a grammatical b phonological c pragmatic 7 Deictic features, words or expressions… a have nothing to do with the grammar of the language in question. b are directly tied to the context of utterance. c do not shift with different speakers and contexts of use. 8 Specify the type of deixis encoded in the word in bold type: Unluckily, I never learned to swim. That’s what prevents me from bathing in the sea. a discourse deixis. b time dexis. c place deixis. 9 Specify the type of deixis encoded in the expressions in bold type: Her Royal Highness (1) is now (2) willing to receive you (3) in her office. a (1) social, (2) time and (3) person deixis. b (1) social, (2) place and (3) person deixis. c (1) discourse, (2) time and (3) place deixis. 10 Deixis is organized… a so that the deictic center is always related to the speaker. b so that the central aspects are alien to the speaker. c so that the hearer is always the central person. 11 Specify the type of usage of the demonstratives in bold type: I’d like to take this one and that one. a Gestural b non-deictic c symbolic 12 Pragmatics deals with… a literal meaning b all kinds of meaning different from the truth-conditional meaning. c the truth-conditional meaning of utterances. 13 Identify the word or expression that triggers the presupposition that Janet used to smoke before 2001: Janet quit smoking in 2001. a quit b smoking c in 2001 14 What type is the presupposition triggered by the word(s) in bold type? I was surprised to see that Linda came. (Presupposition: Linda came) a existence b factive c connotation 15 What type is the presupposition triggered by the word(s) in bold type? She started playing golf when she was 12. (Presupposition: Before she was 12, she didn’t play golf) a existence b factive c connotation 16 One of the central concepts in Gricean Pragmatics is… a politeness b speaker meaning c word meaning 17 Non-natural meaning (meaning –nn) has to do with… a literal meaning b synonyms c the speaker’s communicative intention and the hearer’s interpretation of it. 18 Implicatures are a kind of… a metaphor b predicate c inference 19 implicatures... a are always conversational. b are triggered when a speaker flouts one or more of the maxims of the Cooperative Principle. c cannot be conventionalized. 20 One of the main characteristics of conversational implicatures is… a their non-cancellability. b their cancellability. c their rigidity. 21 Specify which of the Gricean Maxims is flouted by Y in the following exchange: X: How old are you? Y: I’m younger than my oldest brother and older than my little niece. a Maxims of Quantity and Manner. b Maxim of Relation. c Maxim of Quality. 22 The term Speech Act has come to refer exclusively to … a the illocutionary act. b the perlocutionary act. c the locutionary act.

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Semantics and Pragmatics…

Which of the following is a performative verb?

Felicity conditions are conditions that have to be met for…

Specify the type of action we perform when we thank a friend:

Specify the type of action the Church performs when one of its members is excommunicated:

The process of referring is essentially…

Deictic features, words or expressions…

Specify the type of deixis encoded in the word in bold type: Unluckily, I never learned to swim. That’s what prevents me from bathing in the sea.

Specify the type of deixis encoded in the expressions in bold type: Her Royal Highness (1) is now (2) willing to receive you (3) in her office.

Deixis is organized…

Specify the type of usage of the demonstratives in bold type: I’d like to take this one and that one.

Pragmatics deals with…

Identify the word or expression that triggers the presupposition that Janet used to smoke before 2001: Janet quit smoking in 2001.

What type is the presupposition triggered by the word(s) in bold type? I was surprised to see that Linda came. (Presupposition: Linda came)

What type is the presupposition triggered by the word(s) in bold type? She started playing golf when she was 12. (Presupposition: Before she was 12, she didn’t play golf)

One of the central concepts in Gricean Pragmatics is…

Non-natural meaning (meaning –nn) has to do with…

Implicatures are a kind of…

implicatures...

One of the main characteristics of conversational implicatures is…

Specify which of the Gricean Maxims is flouted by Y in the following exchange: X: How old are you? Y: I’m younger than my oldest brother and older than my little niece.

The term Speech Act has come to refer exclusively to …