Pragmatics Quiz 5 (20 MCQs)

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1. To try to deliver our intended messages successfully and smoothly in a coversation, we NEED .....
2. Individual contextual knowledge triggered by a word
3. ..... is the study of the relationships between linguistic forms and entities in the world; that is, how words literally connect to things.
4. Choose the answer if you preferred '' Isn't that really great?'
5. "Stand up and leave the room now"The sentence above is an example for .....
6. PERU WILL ENTER A NEW STAGE OF RESTRICTIONS TO AVOID MORE CONTAGES. The speech act is:
7. " ..... is the assumption of the speaker to claim that an entity does exist"
8. A. Where is the cheese sandwich sitting?b.He's over there by the window.The infered referent would be .....
9. ..... means that what is said or written will make sense in terms of their "normal experience" of things.
10. Linguistic context is also called
11. Discourse that surrounds a language unit and helps to determine its interpretation is called
12. Pragmatics is NOT concerned with:
13. One friend says to another, "I swear I won't see Martha again." name the type of the implicit speech act of the utterance .....
14. According to Grice (1975), any conversational contribution must fullfill the cooperative principle, which includes 'being relevant' as its maxim of .....
15. According to Leech (1983), Semantics and Pragmatics .....
16. Classify this type of politeness strategy when the speaker is making a request: "Get out of here! I'm trying to study" .
17. 'We will not do it again.'
18. Which is not true about the negative face in the following?
19. In many ways, pragmatics is the study of
20. Contextual meaning is also known as