2014- 5- 10
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#376
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أكـاديـمـي ألـمـاسـي
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رد: نقطة تفتيش sociolinguistics هيـا لندفر
يالله حلو اسئلة العام
33) According to Difference Theory women and men develop.......because they are segregated important stages of their lives.
(a)similar style of talking
(b) different style of walking
(c) different style of talking
(d) different castile of talking
34) The term Ethnic Minority is used to a group which has...........
(a) a sensually dominant culture
(b) a socially dammed culture
(c) a socially dominant lecture
(d) a socially dominant culture
35) The English only Movement promotes English as the language which .....America.
(a) invades
(b) destroys
(c) nullify
(d) none of the above
36)The term Rhetoric refers to the art of using language so as to.....
(a) to persuade or to influence others
(b) to peruse or influence authors
(c) to pursue or to influx others
(d) to persuade or to influence ogres
37) Reclamation is when members of ethnic minorities attempts to..the power of derogatory ethnic labelling by using those terms among themselves.
(a) reuse or remote
(b) produce or remount
(C) reduce or remove
(d) deduce or mauve
38) Euphemism is when we use mild or offensive language to.............
(a) make something seem more negative than it actually appears
(b) make something seem less positive than it actually appears
(C) make something seem more positive than it actually appears
(d) make something seem less positive than fakely appears
39) Prejudice refers to.....toward people because of gender, social class, age, disability, religion , sexuality, race/ethnicity, language, nationality, etc.
(a) preconceived, used unfavourable, judgment
(b) post-conceived , usually favourable, judgment
(C)new, usually positive, judgment
(d) new, usually constructive, judgment.
27) Standard English is the dialect of the................and is therefore the prestige form of English.
(a)Lower social classes
(b) higher social classrooms
(C) higher social classes
(D) huger social classes
28) ................are almost always portrayed as violent : they are drusg-pushers, gang-members, pimps, etc.
(a) Mexican Americans
(B)Moroccan Americans
(C)Mexican Amstrads
(D) none of the above
29) The term...............refers to any set of belief which, to people who hold them, appears to be logical.
(a) Ideal logy
(b) Ideology
(C) teleology
(D)all of the above
30) when women speak, attitudes towards their.....are often negative.
(a) behaviours
(B) talk
(C) hair
(D)shapes
31) According to Lippi-Green (1997:215), lack of intelligence in the United States is associated with..........
(a) women with northern accents
(B) women with southern accents
(C) men with southern accents
(D) women with Syrian accents
32) The term Matched guise refers to a method which investigates people’s .......
(a) attitudes to different luggage’s
(B) attitudes to different languages
(C) attitudes to similar languages
(D) attitudes to difficult languages
21) In the United States, ........ stereotypes can be associated with Spanish-accented speakers.
(a) positive and intelligent
(b) educated
(c) professional
(D) negative and criminal
22) ......refers to the rues that attempts to control social interaction in the virtual w???.
(a) Nitrite
(B)Etiquette
(C)Netiquette
(D)Nebulas
23)the……….a person is on the social scale, the more thier speech will reflect prestige norms.
(a) higher
(B)lower
(c) smaller
(D) shorter
24) if NAMES do not fit with the ……of a community, they can cause problems
(a) conversions
(B) conversations
(C) conductions
(d) conventions
25) an accent indicates the features of speakers’ pronunciation that can signal their …………..
(a) regional or social backyard
(b) religious or social background
(c) regional or social background
(d) rational or sectarian background
26) Choose the sentence that is unacceptable in Standard English .
(a) Sally’s a woman likes her husband
(b) Sally’s a woman what likes her husband
(c) Sally’s a woman she likes her husband
(d) all the above
21) According to the ………..religion, a child was given two names; first name was believed to give the child strength and the second was believed to protect him
(a) Muslim
(b) Jewish
(c) Christian
(d) none of the above
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