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English 4 - Lesson 5.3Online version Contextual terms quiz by Ân Phạm Trần Duyên 1 What is the meaning of contextual analysis? a The beliefs, values, and intellectual assumptions surrounding a text. b Analysis explaining how background conditions shape a text's meaning. c A system ranking people according to status and power. d The events and conditions surrounding a text's creation. e The circumstances affecting how and when a text reaches readers. 2 What is the meaning of historical context? a The voice that expresses ideas and emotions in a poem. b The events and conditions surrounding a text's creation. c The turn in thought, feeling, or argument within a sonnet. d The beliefs, values, and intellectual assumptions surrounding a text. e The immediate events or circumstances directly presented in a text. 3 What is the meaning of cultural context? a The immediate events or circumstances directly presented in a text. b A system ranking people according to status and power. c The beliefs, values, and intellectual assumptions surrounding a text. d The events and conditions surrounding a text's creation. e The circumstances affecting how and when a text reaches readers. 4 What is the meaning of social hierarchy? a The beliefs, values, and intellectual assumptions surrounding a text. b A system ranking people according to status and power. c The voice that expresses ideas and emotions in a poem. d The events and conditions surrounding a text's creation. e The turn in thought, feeling, or argument within a sonnet. 5 What is the meaning of publication context? a A system ranking people according to status and power. b The immediate events or circumstances directly presented in a text. c The events and conditions surrounding a text's creation. d The beliefs, values, and intellectual assumptions surrounding a text. e The circumstances affecting how and when a text reaches readers. 6 What is the meaning of audience? a The voice that expresses ideas and emotions in a poem. b The immediate events or circumstances directly presented in a text. c The beliefs, values, and intellectual assumptions surrounding a text. d The events and conditions surrounding a text's creation. e The readers or listeners for whom a text is created. 7 What is the meaning of contextual lens? a The immediate events or circumstances directly presented in a text. b The turn in thought, feeling, or argument within a sonnet. c The beliefs, values, and intellectual assumptions surrounding a text. d The events and conditions surrounding a text's creation. e A perspective using relevant background to interpret textual details. 8 What is the meaning of literal situation? a A perspective using relevant background to interpret textual details. b The voice that expresses ideas and emotions in a poem. c The immediate events or circumstances directly presented in a text. d The beliefs, values, and intellectual assumptions surrounding a text. e The events and conditions surrounding a text's creation. 9 What is the meaning of speaker? a The immediate events or circumstances directly presented in a text. b The beliefs, values, and intellectual assumptions surrounding a text. c The events and conditions surrounding a text's creation. d Descriptive language appealing to the senses or imagination. e The voice that expresses ideas and emotions in a poem. 10 What is the meaning of imagery? a The voice that expresses ideas and emotions in a poem. b The events and conditions surrounding a text's creation. c Descriptive language appealing to the senses or imagination. d The turn in thought, feeling, or argument within a sonnet. e The beliefs, values, and intellectual assumptions surrounding a text. 11 What is the meaning of diction? a The turn in thought, feeling, or argument within a sonnet. b An author's deliberate choice of words. c Descriptive language appealing to the senses or imagination. d The voices that express ideas and emotions in a poem. e The immediate events or circumstances directly presented in a text. 12 What is the meaning of volta? a The immediate events or circumstances directly presented in a text. b The voices that express ideas and emotions in a poem. c The turn in thought, feeling, or argument within a sonnet. d An author's deliberate choice of words. e Descriptive language appealing to the senses or imagination. 13 What is the meaning of social exclusion? a The condition of being shut out from status, belonging, or participation. b The events and conditions surrounding a text's creation. c The beliefs, values, and intellectual assumptions surrounding a text. d The turn in thought, feeling, or argument within a sonnet. e The circumstances affecting how and when a text reaches readers. 14 What is the meaning of textual evidence? a The events and conditions surrounding a text's creation. b The voice that expresses ideas and emotions in a poem. c Specific words or details used to support an interpretation. d A perspective using relevant background to interpret textual details. e The beliefs, values, and intellectual assumptions surrounding a text. 15 What is the meaning of central-idea interaction? a The beliefs, values, and intellectual assumptions surrounding a text. b Descriptive language appealing to the senses or imagination. c The events and conditions surrounding a text's creation. d A perspective using relevant background to interpret textual details. e The way two main ideas influence and develop one another.

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English 4 - Lesson 5.3Online version

by Ân Phạm Trần Duyên

What is the meaning of contextual analysis?

What is the meaning of historical context?

What is the meaning of cultural context?

What is the meaning of social hierarchy?

What is the meaning of publication context?

What is the meaning of audience?

What is the meaning of contextual lens?

What is the meaning of literal situation?

What is the meaning of speaker?

What is the meaning of imagery?

What is the meaning of diction?

What is the meaning of volta?

What is the meaning of social exclusion?

What is the meaning of textual evidence?

What is the meaning of central-idea interaction?