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Froggy Jumps Actividad-Analisis del discursoOnline version Discourse and pragmatics by Lexa G 1 Which of the following is NOT a maxim of Grice’s Cooperative Principle? a a) Quantity b b) Politeness c c) Manner 2 What does “flouting” mean? a a) Lying to deceive the listener b b) Breaking a maxim without intending to communicate anything c c) Breaking a maxim intentionally so the listener understands an implied meaning 3 What type of speech act means the speaker does NOT say exactly what they intend? a a) Direct b b) Indirect c c) Literal 4 What type of implicature depends completely on context? a Conventional implicature b Scalar implicature c Particularized implicature 5 What do you call the shared knowledge assumed between speakers and listeners? a Presupposition b Authority c Context 6 According to politeness theory, what is “face”? a A person’s physical appearance b A person’s public self-image c A cultural stereotype 7 Select an option that leads to pragmatic failure a Different politeness systems, social expectations b Writting and reading c All of the above 8 In the context of the reading what is a face-threatening act? a To punch someone in the face b A statement or action that may damage someone’s self-esteem, freedom, or social image c A statement or action that implies that you want to hurt someone phisically 9 What is conversational implicature? a The literal meaning of words b The hidden meaning intended by the speaker c A grammatical mistake 10 Politeness strategies rely on... a Context, gender, culture b Only gender c Biological factors

Froggy Jumps

Actividad-Analisis del discursoOnline version

Discourse and pragmatics

by Lexa G

Which of the following is NOT a maxim of Grice’s Cooperative Principle?

a) Quantity

b) Politeness

c) Manner

What does “flouting” mean?

a) Lying to deceive the listener

b) Breaking a maxim without intending to communicate anything

c) Breaking a maxim intentionally so the listener understands an implied meaning

What type of speech act means the speaker does NOT say exactly what they intend?

a) Direct

b) Indirect

c) Literal

What type of implicature depends completely on context?

Conventional implicature

Scalar implicature

Particularized implicature

What do you call the shared knowledge assumed between speakers and listeners?

Presupposition

Authority

Context

According to politeness theory, what is “face”?

A person’s physical appearance

A person’s public self-image

A cultural stereotype

Select an option that leads to pragmatic failure

Different politeness systems, social expectations

Writting and reading

All of the above

In the context of the reading what is a face-threatening act?

To punch someone in the face

A statement or action that may damage someone’s self-esteem, freedom, or social image

A statement or action that implies that you want to hurt someone phisically

What is conversational implicature?

The literal meaning of words

The hidden meaning intended by the speaker

A grammatical mistake

Politeness strategies rely on...

Context, gender, culture

Only gender

Biological factors

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by Lexa G

Which of the following is NOT a maxim of Grice’s Cooperative Principle?

What does “flouting” mean?

What type of speech act means the speaker does NOT say exactly what they intend?

What type of implicature depends completely on context?

What do you call the shared knowledge assumed between speakers and listeners?

According to politeness theory, what is “face”?

Select an option that leads to pragmatic failure

In the context of the reading what is a face-threatening act?

What is conversational implicature?

Politeness strategies rely on...

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