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Discourse Types: Yes/No Quiz

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Discourse Types: Yes/No Quiz
 

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Test your understanding of discourse types.

by carolina lisseth ramirez lopez
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A narrative discourse never includes dialogues.

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Descriptive discourse always uses a chronological timeline.

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Expository discourse is mainly used to persuade listeners emotionally.

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The objective of discourse is to convey clear ideas with structure.

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A dialogic discourse involves exchange between speakers.

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There are five common types: narrative, descriptive, expository, argumentative, and dialogic.

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The term discourse only refers to spoken language, not written.

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Discourse is the way we use language to communicate in real situations.

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Narrative discourse tells a story with events in order.

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Dialogic discourse is based on monologue.

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