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- 1. Multiple ChoiceIt is usually defined as the analysis of language “beyond the sentences”.CoherenceInterpreting DiscourseDiscourse analysisCohesive Language
- 2. Multiple ChoiceEssay and notice are part of:Text analysisDiscourse analysisInterpreting DiscourseSpeech events
- 3. Multiple ChoiceIt is what the writer intend to convey even though the text contains ungrammatical forms.interpreting DiscourseCoherencecohesiveSpeech events
- 4. Multiple ChoiceInterview, commentaries and conversation are part of:Discourse Analysisspeech eventscoherencecohesive
- 5. Multiple Choicetell the reader what we are doing in a sentence and help to guide them through our writing.cohesive devisescoherencespeech eventstext analysis
- 6. Multiple Choiceit refers to the meaningful connections that readers or listeners perceive in a written or oral textcohesive devisescoherenceanalysisspeech
- 7. Multiple Choicewhat are de differences between text analysis and discourse analysisone focuses on written language and the other on spoken languagethey don not have differencesboth are qual
- 8. Multiple ChoiceIt refers to the use of linguistic devices to join sentences together, including conjunctions, reference wordscohesioncohesive devisesAnalysisDiscourse
- 9. Multiple ChoiceMy father bought a Lincoln convertible. The car driven by the police was red. That color doesn’t suit her. She consists of three letters. However, a letter isn’t as fast as a telephone call. this is a example of:Text AnalysisDiscourse Analysiscohesive devisesspeech events
- 10. Multiple Choiceit is a type of communicative event in which speech is the main component.textsdiscoursecohesionspeech events
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