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Froggy Jumps Discourse Analysis EssentialsOnline version Key ideas in discourse analysis by Nargiza 1 What does discourse analysis say about reality and language? a Meaning is universal and unchanging. b Reality is shaped through language and meaning is constructed. c Language is fixed and independent of context. 2 Which assumption says meaning depends on context like place and relationships? a Meaning is direct and universal. b Language is never ambiguous. c Language is always contextual (place, relationships, history, other texts). 3 According to Rodney Jones, what is true about language? a Language never changes with context. b Language is always explicit and direct. c Language is ambiguous and meaning requires interpretation. 4 In the example 'Do you have a pen?', what is the implicit function? a It’s a request, not just a question. b It is a statement of need. c It is a literal inquiry about possession. 5 What does multimodal communication include besides words? a Only written text b Tone, facial expressions, gestures, visuals c Grammar and syntax only 6 What field connects language with cognition and society in discourse studies? a Discourse studies (multidisciplinary) b Sociolinguistics only c Morphology exclusively 7 What is ethnography’s focus relevant to discourse? a Phonetic transcription of utterances b How people use language appropriately in cultures/groups c Statistical frequency of words in corpora 8 What is the distinction between Text and Talk? a Text is spoken; Talk is written b Text and Talk are identical c Text is written and structured; Talk is spoken and interactive 9 Which mode is NOT typically considered part of multimodal communication? a Only plain text with no other cues b Facial expressions c Tone of voice 10 Which statement best summarizes Emergence of Discourse Studies? a It focuses only on grammar rules b It combines Discourse Theory, Discourse Analysis, and cognition/society c It rejects study of language in society

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Discourse Analysis Essentials

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by Nargiza

What does discourse analysis say about reality and language?

Which assumption says meaning depends on context like place and relationships?

According to Rodney Jones, what is true about language?

In the example 'Do you have a pen?', what is the implicit function?

What does multimodal communication include besides words?

What field connects language with cognition and society in discourse studies?

What is ethnography’s focus relevant to discourse?

What is the distinction between Text and Talk?

Which mode is NOT typically considered part of multimodal communication?

Which statement best summarizes Emergence of Discourse Studies?