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1. Which is the difference between written and spoken language?
A
Density
B
Rhytm
C
Sound
2. How can we call "Lexical Items"?
A
Written sounds
B
Content Words
C
Written items
3. How can we distinguish between a written and spoken word?
A
simplifying and treating the word
B
give them space
C
write in spoken form
4. Which is the role of occurence ?
A
The speaking time
B
The way we talk
C
The distinction between lexical and grammatical words because of the items
5. Which is the simplest classification?
A
It's just a simple word
B
Each word is either lexical or grammatical
C
There are just lexical words
6. Why is clause so difficult?
A
Because we can interpret it in different ways.
B
Because is the only one
C
It's not difficult
7. Why we say that a clause has an elastic body?
A
because it can accomodates a large number of lexical information
B
because it's big
C
because it's really important
8. Language is carried by nouns because...
A
both to be found within grammar for each group.
B
because it gives another meaning
C
because there is a word there
9. What is represented by the "Things"?
A
the subtopic
B
the complete sentence
C
the head noun
10. How is a clause structured?
A
As a text
B
As a silence
C
As a message
11. What does spontaneous speech has?
A
mistakes, hesitations, silences.
B
time, place, people
C
a common topic
12. Which is the main difference between this 2 types of language?
A
They are the same
B
Written explains itself as products and spoken as process
C
Written explains itself as process and spoken as products
13. To refer to an object it takes a noun, but to say something is happening it takes more than a verb it takes a...
A
clause
B
sentence
C
word
14. Written language is
A
organized and simple
B
fragmentary and simple
C
organized, structured and complex
15. Why they started trascribing texts?
A
culture, tape recorders, philosophers
B
culture, language, people
C
philosofers, music, arts