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Language design features and levels

by Enzo Andres Vargas
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Which design feature states that the connection between words and meanings is usually arbitrary?

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What are the two levels described by Duality of Patterning?

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Provide the example sentence that illustrates Productivity in language.

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What ability distinguishes human language from many animal communication systems as described by Widdowson?

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What is Langue, according to Saussurean distinction used in Chapter 2?

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Differentiate Competence and Performance as introduced by Chomsky.

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In Chapter 3, what does Type refer to in the Type and Token distinction?

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List three levels of analysis in language as outlined in Chapter 4 (any three).

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1. What is the main idea presented in the text?

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2. Which detail supports the main idea?

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3. Which term best describes the author’s purpose?

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4. What can be inferred about the subject?

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5. What is the meaning of a key term in the passage?

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6. Which event happened first in the sequence?

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7. What is the author’s tone?

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8. Which sentence best summarizes a paragraph?

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9. Which statement is a counterexample to a claim?

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10. What is the author’s conclusion?

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The main idea summarizes the overall message.

Supporting details reinforce the main idea.

Identify why the author wrote the text.

Inference goes beyond exact statements.

Context clues help define terms.

Order of events matters in sequence questions.

Tone reveals attitude toward subject.

Summaries capture main point of a paragraph.

Counterexamples challenge a claim.

Conclusions wrap up the text’s argument.

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