Language Functions and Communication Quiz
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Factors and functions of language
1. In the context of a conversation, the intervention aimed at clarifying the
meaning of some word used in the communication process, fulfills the
called:
1.
Phatic
Poetics
Metalanguage
Appellative
Expressive
6. Referential
If a phone communication fails due to transmission or reception problems of the
signal, it is correct to state that:
1.
Fail the context
The problems stem from the sender
The problems lie in the receiver
The problems reside in the channel.
5. There are problems with the code
The medium through which both the sender and the receiver communicate and receive their
the respective messages are referred to as:
1.
Channel
Message
Receptor
Code
Sender
6. Context
Indicate which of the following communication factors is directly related to
the execution of the coding process.
1.
Message
Receptor
Context
Code
Sender
6. Channel
In a communicative process aimed at expressing the sender's feelings, the
the predominant linguistic function is the one called:
1.
Metalinguistics
Referential
Poetic
Expressive
Phatic
6. Appeal
What function of language predominates in the statement: I can't stand this situation anymore!
1.
Appeal
Expressive
Poetic
Meta-linguistic
Phatic
6. Referential
What function of language predominates in the expression: I will die of grief if you leave!?
1.
Referential
Phatic
Poetics
Expressive
Appellative
6. Metalanguage
A companion tells another before a test: 'I only know that I know nothing.' What
What function of language predominates in your intervention?
1.
Poetic
Fatigue
Metalinguistics
Referential
Expressive
6. Appeal
What function of language predominates in the expression: Show me your identity card,
please?
1.
Fatica
Appeal
Referential
Expresiva
Metalinguistic
6. Poetic
In a communicative process, everything expressed by the sender is received and decoded.
for the receiver, corresponds to:
1.
Sender
Canal
Receptor
Código
Message
6. Context
In an attempt to find out if the channel through which we communicate remains open and
available for sending the message, the dominant function of language is known as
1.
Appellative
Poetics
Expressive
Metalanguage
Fatigue
6. Referential
What function of language predominates in the expression: Participate and win!?
1.
Phatic
Referential
Poetic
Appealing
Expressive
6. Metalinguistic
Factor of communication constituted by the system of signs, through which one
transmit the message.
Which element of the communicative situation does the definition correspond to?
1.
Receptor
Canal
Code
Sender
Message
6. Context
Which function of language predominates in the expression: 'Registrations open'?
1.
Expressive
Fatic
Metalanguage
Referential
Poetic
6. Appeal
What function of language predominates in the expression: How long will you take?
finish the work?
1.
Expressive
Appealing
Referential
Metalinguistic
Fática
6. Poetic
What function of language predominates in the statement: One, two, testing, testing,
Can you hear me? One, two, testing...
1.
Fatic
Referential
Appeal
Expressive
Metalinguistics
Poetic
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