I talk and act in such a way that a visibly angry male in a committee meeting (perhaps it’s me!) is “standing his ground on principle,” but a visibly angry female is “hysterical.” This is showing …..
a- Activities
b- Semiotics
c- Politics
d- Connections
2- I talk and act so as to make what I am saying here and now in this committee meeting about whether we should admit more minority students connected to or relevant to what I said last week about my fears of losing my job given the new government’s turn to the right . This is showing …..
a- Activities
b- Semiotics
c- Politics
d- Connections
3- (what and how different symbol systems and different forms of knowledge “count) is an example of an area of reality which is reflect by speech the area which is reflected by this example is …..
a- The meaning and value of aspects of the material world
b- Activities
c- Politics
d- Semiotics
4- Though critical thinking about the analysis of texts is as ancient as mankind, discourse analysis is perceived as the product of …………period
a- Modern
b- Premodern
c- Old
d- Postmodern
5- Ways of looking at the world of talk and interaction is called …
a- tools of fact-finding
b- tools of inquiry
c- tools of realization
d- tools of investigation
6- “tools of inquiry” in DA means
a- ways of looking at the world of talk and interaction
b- ways of writing
c- ways of reading
d- ways of constructing good sentences
7- the different identities or social positions we enact and recognize in different settings .This is showing ……………
a- Situated identities
b- Social languages
c- Discourses” with a capital “D
8- The different styles of language that we use to enact and recognize different identities in different settings.
a- Situated identities
b- Social languages
c- Discourses” with a capital “D
d- Conversations” with a capital “C
9- The different ways in which we humans integrate language with non-language “stuff,”
a- Situated identities
b- Social languages
c- Discourses” with a capital “D
d- Conversations” with a capital “C
10- Conversations” with a capital “C,” that is, long-running and important themes or motifs that have been the focus of a variety of different texts and interactions through a significant stretch of time and across an array of institutions.
a- Situated identities
b- Social languages
c- Discourses” with a capital “D
d- Conversations” with a capital “C
11- the use of a term like ''colonization'' or a ''occupation'' is something that is………………….. important in DA.
a- Sometimes
b- Always
c- Rarely
d- Seldom