Quiz To Learn Everything About Interactional Sociolinguistics
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Have you ever guessed the theories behind the usage of the language by individuals in face-to-face interaction? Check out our online quiz and understand the theoretical and methodological perspectives on language use.
- 1.What is it called when parents talk about their kids in a language that the kids do not understand?
- A.
Situational Code-Switching
- B.
Metaphorical Code-Switching
- C.
Linguistic Code-Switching
- D.
Unconscious Code-Switching
- 2.Contextualization cues are universal.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 3.What contextualization cues did ITAs in Pickering's (2001) not show?
- A.
Fewer rising tones
- B.
More rising tones
- C.
Lack of rapport-building
- D.
Using I instead of we
- 4.A movie preview is an example of what keying?
- A.
Make-believe
- B.
Contest
- C.
Ceremonials
- D.
Technical redoings
- E.
Regroundings
- 5.Apologizing is a form of
- A.
Grammatical competence
- B.
Sociocultural competence
- C.
Strategic competence
- D.
Actional competence
- E.
Discourse competence
- 6.Context is a social construct.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 7.The sentence below is an example of which contextual cue: The fires, which swept through California, have focused attention on climate change.
- A.
Restrictive relative clause
- B.
Non-restrictive relative clause
- C.
Pause
- D.
Intonation
- 8.What is an example of failed contextualization?
- A.
Yawning when bored
- B.
Using a high pitch when talking to a baby
- C.
Being silent when someone says "knock knock"
- D.
Fidgeting when nervous