Quiz Ch 6

11/20/23, 1:01 PM Quiz Chapter 6: Language in Action: ANTH 106 - 1001 FALL 2023 Quiz Chapter 6: Language in Action Due Nov 5 at 11:59pm Points 40 Questions 33 Available until Nov 5 at 11:59pm Time Limit 80 Minutes This quiz was locked Nov 5 at 11:59pm. Score for this quiz: 37 out of 40 Submitted Nov 2 at 12:40pm This attempt took 43 minutes. Question 1 1/1 pts The R in MAR stands for Correctl repair. reality. restitution. reaction. Question 2 1/1 pts achieved some degree of https://csn.instructure.com/courses/1375304/quizzes/2261679 If | understand and laugh along with Thai friends at a joke told in Thai, | will have 1/14

11/20/23, 1:01 PM Quiz Chapter 6: Language in Action: ANTH 106 - 1001 FALL 2023 | Correctl communicative competence. linguistic competence. nirvana. gestalt. Question 3 1/1 pts The different varieties of a single language that are used for various purposes such as making a formal speech, telling a joke to friends, or discussing a scientific experiment, are called: languages change too fast for dictionaries to keep up. Correct! registers. a good dictionary must include a thesaurus. you need at least two dictionaries to learn another language thoroughly. Question 4 1/1 pts Bronislaw Malinowski was an anthropologist who wrote about the importance of attending to in the study of language. Correctl context form denotation https://csn.instructure.com/courses/1375304/quizzes/2261679 2/14

11/20/23, 1:01 PM Quiz Chapter 6: Language in Action: ANTH 106 - 1001 FALL 2023 The ability to speak a language well in a variety of social situations is called linguistic competence. Correct! communicative competence. verbal competence. poetic competence. Question 8 171 pts Someone who demonstrates communicative competence can also lay claim to having accumulated linguistic competence. communicative capital. Correct! symbolic capital. economic capital. Question 9 1/1 pts Ottenheimer learned that her Japanese students did not ask questions during the class period, but instead came up after class to ask questions, because they were concerned about their linguistic competence in English. they thought that the other students might laugh at them. https://csn.instructure.com/courses/1375304/quizzes/2261679 4/14

11/20/23, 1:01 PM Quiz Chapter 6: Language in Action: ANTH 106 - 1001 FALL 2023 | Correctl in Japan, it is considered rude to waste other students’ time with individual questions. in Japan, it is considered deeply embarrassing to have anyone know that you are confused. Question 10 1/1 pts The way to “get” symbolic capital is to be physically attractive. earn a lot of money. live in a desirable neighborhood. Correct! speak acceptably and "correctly" in any given situation. Question 11 171 pts A group of people who share one or more varieties of language and the rules for using any or all of those varieties in everyday communication is called a competent community. community of practice. Correct! speech community. linguistic community. https://csn.instructure.com/courses/1375304/quizzes/2261679 5/14

11/20/23, 1:01 PM Quiz Chapter 6: Language in Action: ANTH 106 - 1001 FALL 2023 symbolic capital. Correct! indirection. different modalities. Question 15 111 pts The acronym, S-P-E-A-K-I-N-G, proposed by Dell Hymes, was developed to assist in the Correct! ethnography of speaking. analysis of phonetic patterning. description of nonverbal communication. analysis of infant vocalizations. Question 16 171 pts The S of Dell Hymes’ S-P-E-A-K-I-N-G mnemonic refers to Sense. Correct! setting/situation, syllables. signs. https://csn.instructure.com/courses/1375304/quizzes/2261679 7/14

11/20/23, 1:01 PM Quiz Chapter 6: Language in Action: ANTH 106 - 1001 FALL 2023 Question 17 171 pts The P of Dell Hymes’ S-P-E-A-K-I-N-G mnemonic refers to posture. presentation. Correct! participants. politeness. Question 18 1/1 pts The E of Dell Hymes’ S-P-E-A-K-I-N-G mnemonic refers to Correctl ends. events. efforts. elements. Question 19 1/1 pts The A of Dell Hymes’ S-P-E-A-K-I-N-G mnemonic refers to Correct! act sequence. dNSWEers. https://csn.instructure.com/courses/1375304/quizzes/2261679 8/14

11/20/23, 1:01 PM Quiz Chapter 6: Language in Action: ANTH 106 - 1001 FALL 2023 Question 22 171 pts The N of Dell Hymes’ S-P-E-A-K-I-N-G mnemonic refers to the expectations that speakers have about appropriateness of speech use. These are called the nestings. Correct! norms. niceties. normalities. Question 23 1/1 pts The G of Dell Hymes’ S-P-E-A-K-I-N-G mnemonic refers to different kinds of speech acts or events. These are called the gravitations. graphemes. Correct! genres. gestures. Question 24 1/1 pts The close study of actual conversational exchanges is called phonological analysis (PA). https://csn.instructure.com/courses/1375304/quizzes/2261679 10/14

11/20/23, 1:01 PM Quiz Chapter 6: Language in Action: ANTH 106 - 1001 FALL 2023 morphological analysis (MA). symbolic analysis (SA). Correct! conversation analysis (CA). Question 25 111 pts An approach whose goal is the discovery of those rules that help to legitimate particular conversational practices, as well as the ideas or ideologies that people have about languages and conversations, is called morphological analysis (MA). Correct! discourse analysis (DA). exchange analysis (EA). rule analysis (RA). Question 26 1/1 pts Knowing the grammar and dictionary of a language is all that is required to use a language in everyday life. Correctl False True Question 27 171 pts https://csn.instructure.com/courses/1375304/quizzes/2261679 11/14

11/20/23, 1:01 PM Correct! Quiz Chapter 6: Language in Action: ANTH 106 - 1001 FALL 2023 A “rich point” is a phrase that refers to moments when things flow harmoniously and mutual understanding is close to perfect in a speech situation. True False Question 31 2.5/ 4 pts Research indicates that university students see communication via texting using a cell phone and face-to-face communication as fundamentally different. Using the SPEAKING acronym, identify the element of the speech event that is the site of the difference. Then discuss the elements in which this difference might make changes. Your Answer: 1. Perceptions: The difference in communication mode may affect how university students perceive the level of formality, immediacy, and personal connection in their interactions. Texting is often seen as more informal, casual, and convenient, while face-to-face communication is perceived as more personal, engaging, and immediate. This perception can influence the expectations, intentions, and overall dynamics of conversations. Question 32 2 | 3 pts Describe one of the cases of miscommunication described in your textbook. |dentify the components of Agar's MAR, which take place in the event as described. Your Answer: https://csn.instructure.com/courses/1375304/quizzes/2261679 13/14

11/20/23, 1:01 PM Quiz Chapter 6: Language in Action: ANTH 106 - 1001 FALL 2023 one of the events was the young Native American asking for a ride at but he was talking about his family lived far away Dr. Stirland was just smiling and nodding he was not communicating right he did not understand he was wondering what's the point of the conversions. Question 33 2.5/ 3 pts Explain the difference between linguistic competence and communicative competence. Your Answer: The distinction between linguistic competence and communicative competence lies in their focus on language knowledge and actual language usage, respectively, with the former emphasizing grammatical and lexical proficiency and the latter highlighting the ability to effectively use language in various contexts and cultural settings. Quiz Score: 37 out of 40 https://csn.instructure.com/courses/1375304/quizzes/2261679 14/14