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Unit 7: Texto y discurso


Unit 7: Texto y discursoVersión en línea Preguntas del moodle por Lucía 1 The origins of CDA are found … a in the U.S.A. b in the U.K. and Australia. c in France. 2 Critical Linguistic Studies were based on the premise that… a grammar is an ideological instrument. b grammar is objective. c discourse structures can only be studied from a “purely linguistic” perspective. 3 According to Fairclough, discourse involves… a only texts. b texts, discourse practices and social practices. c social practices and context. 4 CDA is essentially… a monodisciplinary. b concerned with the formal aspects of language. c multidisciplinary. 5 Some essential notions of CDA are… a speech acts and speech events. b surface structure and deep structure. c power, dominance, ideology. 6 CDA believes that discourse is… a a form of social action. b a set of grammatical rules. c a type of behavior that has to be criticized. 7 CDA uses the analysis of discourse in order to… a make people aware of important social and political issues. b facilitate the learning of languages. c find linguistic universals. 8 Critical discourse analysts believe that… a there is nothing in language beyond the text. b ideology is not an important aspect of language. c language always represents an ideological system. 9 CDA considers discourse as an important site for… a the enactment of power. b discovering psychological problems. c the study of mental disfunction. 10 Hegemony refers to… a the abuse of power of a social group. b the financial capital a social group owns. c the eventual success of a social group. 11 Hegemonic groups… a do not have a special interest in accessing discourse. b are the ones who control and have special access to discourse. c have no contact with the powerless groups. 12 Control and discrimination… a cannot be analyzed at the syntactic level in discourse. b are manifested at the level of discourse structures. c only manifest themselves at the semantic level. 13 Which of these strategies are commonly used to express power? a Use of hedges, hesitations, interruptions, laughter and pauses. b Choice of topic and topic change. c All of the above. 14 Ideologies… a do not form part of the structure of a language. b are communicated through the medium of discourse. c are only found in the discourse of the powerful. 15 Ideologies... a do not represent the shared knowledge of a group. b are not related to social cognition. c have both a social and a cognitive function. 16 Schegloff criticizes CDA for… a not presupposing contextualization. b not including a systematic analysis of discourse. c being too technical. 17 Positive Discourse Analysis argues in favor of… a constructive discourse research. b the negative aspects of power. c the study of processes that oppress. 18 When doing PDA, possible variables to take into account are… a the evaluative structure of narratives. b voice and evaluative language in general. c all of the above. 19 PDA is grounded on… a Structural Linguistics. b Transformational Grammar. c Systemic Functional Linguistics. 20 PDA focuses on… a the language of racism and abuse. b discourses that are used to disempower the lower classes. c the kind of discourse that shows positive values and intentions.

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Unit 7: Texto y discursoVersión en línea

por Lucía

The origins of CDA are found …

Critical Linguistic Studies were based on the premise that…

According to Fairclough, discourse involves…

CDA is essentially…

Some essential notions of CDA are…

CDA believes that discourse is…

CDA uses the analysis of discourse in order to…

Critical discourse analysts believe that…

CDA considers discourse as an important site for…

Hegemony refers to…

Hegemonic groups…

Control and discrimination…

Which of these strategies are commonly used to express power?

Ideologies…

Ideologies...

Schegloff criticizes CDA for…

Positive Discourse Analysis argues in favor of…

When doing PDA, possible variables to take into account are…

PDA is grounded on…

PDA focuses on…