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Unit 5: Texto y Discurso


Unit 5: Texto y DiscursoVersión en línea Preguntas del moodle por Lucía 1 Functionalism relies on… a an anthropological view of language. b a pragmatic view of language. c a formal view of language. 2 Communicative dynamism has to do with the extent to which a linguistic element contributes towards … a the grammaticality of the clause. b the accuracy and truth of a proposition. c the development of communication. 3 A tenet within Functional Sentence Perspective is that… a themes and rhemes are always marked options. b the relative order of constituents in a clause serves different functions in discourse. c the rheme carries the lowest degree of communicative dynamism. 4 What is the type of theme in this clause? "Honestly, I don’t understand what you say." a Non-experiential. b Detached. c Experiential. d 5 Choose the appropriate combination of themes corresponding to the following clause containing multiple themes: "O.K., then I will do what you want." a Non-experiential (interpersonal) + Non-experiential (Textual) + experiential (subject). b Non-experiential (Textual) + experiential (object) + Non-experiential (interpersonal). c Experiential (subject complement) + Non-experiential (interpersonal) + Experiential (object). 6 What sub-type of detached theme is your sister in the following clause? "Does she like music, your sister?" a Left dislocation. b Right dislocation. c Absolute theme. 7 The theme, subject and topic of a clause… a always coincide in the same wording. b never coincide. c do not necessarily have to coincide. 8 The themes in i, ii, and iii are, respectively… i) What I want is to know your secret. ii) Under no circumstances will I tell you my secret. iii) Can you tell me your secret? a unmarked, marked, unmarked. b marked, marked, unmarked. c unmarked, unmarked, marked. 9 The information unit is made up of… a two elements: theme and given. b four elements: theme, rheme, given and new. c two elements: given and new. 10 The Given is optional from the structural point of view because… a it is referential or phoric. b it is marked by tonic prominence. c the speaker knows what s/he is talking about. 11 The focus of a clause… a does not necessarily coincide with any of its grammatical units. b is always at the end. c always coincides with the rheme. 12 The foci (marked in capitals) in i, ii and iii are, respectively: i) I DO like your new car. It’s beautiful. ii) I like your NEW car, not the old one. iii) She came here to ask for a FAvor. a unmarked, unmarked, marked. b marked, unmarked, marked. c marked, marked, unmarked. 13 In the clause: "She wants to BORROW your car, not just see it." a both Theme and New coincide in the word borrow. b the Rheme coincides with the Given element. c the Theme does not coincide with the New element. 14 Pitch prominence… a fulfills the sole function of marking the focus of new information within the tone group. b fulfills several discourse/pragmatic functions. c fulfills the sole function of marking a speaker’s turn. 15 Information structure… a is realized by the phonological, syntactic and textual systems. b is realized by the syntactic and semantic systems. c is only realized by the phonological system.

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Functionalism relies on…

Communicative dynamism has to do with the extent to which a linguistic element contributes towards …

A tenet within Functional Sentence Perspective is that…

What is the type of theme in this clause? "Honestly, I don’t understand what you say."

Choose the appropriate combination of themes corresponding to the following clause containing multiple themes: "O.K., then I will do what you want."

What sub-type of detached theme is your sister in the following clause? "Does she like music, your sister?"

The theme, subject and topic of a clause…

The themes in i, ii, and iii are, respectively… i) What I want is to know your secret. ii) Under no circumstances will I tell you my secret. iii) Can you tell me your secret?

The information unit is made up of…

The Given is optional from the structural point of view because…

The focus of a clause…

The foci (marked in capitals) in i, ii and iii are, respectively: i) I DO like your new car. It’s beautiful. ii) I like your NEW car, not the old one. iii) She came here to ask for a FAvor.

In the clause: "She wants to BORROW your car, not just see it."

Pitch prominence…

Information structure…

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Unit 5: Texto y DiscursoVersión en línea

por Lucía

Functionalism relies on…

Communicative dynamism has to do with the extent to which a linguistic element contributes towards …

A tenet within Functional Sentence Perspective is that…

What is the type of theme in this clause? "Honestly, I don’t understand what you say."

Choose the appropriate combination of themes corresponding to the following clause containing multiple themes: "O.K., then I will do what you want."

What sub-type of detached theme is *your sister* in the following clause? "Does she like music, your sister?"

The theme, subject and topic of a clause…

The themes in i, ii, and iii are, respectively… i) What I want is to know your secret. ii) Under no circumstances will I tell you my secret. iii) Can you tell me your secret?

The information unit is made up of…

The Given is optional from the structural point of view because…

The focus of a clause…

The foci (marked in capitals) in i, ii and iii are, respectively: i) I DO like your new car. It’s beautiful. ii) I like your NEW car, not the old one. iii) She came here to ask for a FAvor.

In the clause: "She wants to BORROW your car, not just see it."

Pitch prominence…

Information structure…

What sub-type of detached theme is your sister in the following clause? "Does she like music, your sister?"