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UNIT 32

Miriam González Cano 16 Fragen

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  1. 1Quirk defined text as “a [blank_start]stretch[blank_end] of language which makes [blank_start]coherence[blank_end] sense in the [blank_start]context[blank_end] of its use”.
    1. Astretch
    2. Bcoherent
    3. Ccontext
  2. 2Context of situation is analysed from three notions:
    • [blank_start]Field[blank_end]: it refers to what is happening, to the nature of the social action.
    • [blank_start]Tenor[blank_end]: it refers to who is taking part, to the nature of the participants.
    • [blank_start]Mode[blank_end]: it refers to what part the language is playing, to the description of the text, including its function, channel and status.
    1. AField
    2. BMode
    3. CTenor
    4. DTenor
    5. EField
    6. FMode
    7. GMode
    8. HField
    9. ITenor
  3. 3• [blank_start]Cohesion[blank_end], which is related to the unity of form, that is, how utterances are structurally linked within the text.
    • [blank_start]Coherence[blank_end], which is related to the unity of meaning, that is, to the relationships between the different meanings within the text.
    1. ACohesion
    2. BCoherence
    3. CCoherence
    4. DCohesion
  4. 4In order to be coherent, a text must have a [blank_start]theme[blank_end], an organized [blank_start]structure[blank_end] and linking elements, such as [blank_start]reiteration[blank_end] or repetition.
    1. Atheme
    2. Bstructure
    3. Creiteration
  5. 5Michael Toolan defined narrative texts as “[blank_start]perceived[blank_end] sequence of [blank_start]non-randomly[blank_end] connected events”. This definition implies that any narration is a sequence of events, but not a sequential [blank_start]description[blank_end], but a [blank_start]consequential[blank_end] one. Another important part of this definition is that the addressee must perceive this [blank_start]consequence[blank_end]: it is the addressee the one who perceives a text as narrative.
    1. Aperceived
    2. Bnon-randomly
    3. Cdescription
    4. Dconsequential
    5. Econsequence
  6. 6Characteristics of narrative texts:
    1. Aartificial fabrication
    2. Bnarrator
    3. Cproximal deictic
    4. Dfigures of speech
    5. Eimagery
    6. Ftechnical language
    7. Gdisplacement
  7. 7Hamlet is an example of ____ plot:
    1. Aperson vs person
    2. Bperson vs self
    3. Cperson vs nature
    4. Dperson vs society
  8. 8based on an imaginary setting and involving improbable characters, where the hero is aimed at defeating evil
    1. Afantasy
    2. Bscience fiction
    3. Crealistic fiction
    4. Dhistorical fiction
    5. Ebiography
    6. Fhistorical writing
  9. 9based on real historical events, although the author may be creative without making historical mistakes
    1. Afantasy
    2. Bscience fiction
    3. Crealistic fiction
    4. Dhistorical fiction
    5. Ebiography
    6. Fhistorical writing
  10. 10• Science fiction, an adventure story based on the real world, which involves [blank_start]travel[blank_end] and [blank_start]danger[blank_end], and is set in a future time facing [blank_start]contemporary[blank_end] problems.
    1. Atravel
    2. Bdanger
    3. Ccontemporary

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Oposiciones OPOSICIONES 2023 (UNIT 32. NARRATIVE TEXTS) Quiz am UNIT 32, erstellt von Miriam González Cano am 26/12/2021.
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