In interlingual translating model the basic semantic elements of each language can be represented __________to encoded into other languages.

• A) frequently
• B) afferently
• C) abstractly
• D) apparently

The second utterance is always a response to the first in ____________.

• A) adjacency pairs
• B) nominal pairs
• C) sequential pairs
• D) rotational pairs

Which among the following is the term used for compiling collections of texts and using them to probe language use?

• A) psycho linguistics
• B) socio linguistics
• C) corpus linguistics
• D) philosophe linguistics

Among the following fields of linguistics, the features of__________ have been less explored in computational linguistics.

• A) phonetics
• B) pragmatics
• C) morphology
• D) semantics

Any possible change of turn point is called a __________.

• A) tranquility relevance place
• B) transition relevance place
• C) irradiate relevance place
• D) irrational relevance place

In language texts, highlighting and deemphasizing by the writers is called ___________ structure.

• A) silence
• B) avenue
• C) information
• D) glossary

Interlanguage pragmatics focuses on the __________development of second/ foreign languages learners.

• A) semantic
• B) pragmatic
• C) cognitive
• D) phonetic

Listener cues are also called __________ channel cue.

• A) middle
• B) front
• C) down
• D) back

The building of corpora of written language has proceeded more ________ than the compilation of spoken corpora.

• A) conversely
• B) adamantly
• C) quickly
• D) mutually

Greetings exemplify __________sequences, utterances that ease people into a conversation.

• A) conversing
• B) closing
• C) opening
• D) wishing

Micro features in a discourse includes ____________.

• A) turn taking
• B) All of the given options
• C) indirectness
• D) prosodic cues

These types of signals (uh – uh, yeah, mmm) provide feedback to the current speaker that the message in being received; known as __________.

• A) forward-channels
• B) initial-channels
• C) middle-channels
• D) back-channel

Adjacency pairs represent social actions, and not all social actions are _________when they occur as second parts of some pairs.

• A) equal
• B) zealous
• C) biased
• D) tendentious

As an interactive feature of talk, reference entails ____________ meanings.

• A) pragmatic
• B) phonetic
• C) semantic
• D) psychological

Intercultural pragmatics is based on the ___________ approach.

• A) socio-cognitive
• B) None of the given options
• C) philosophe-cognitive
• D) psycho-cognitive

Interlanguage pragmatics is inherently anchored in ___________ contexts.

• A) learning
• B) situational
• C) acquisition
• D) All of the given options

Conversational analysis examines ___________ levels of meaning within a text.

• A) wiles
• B) different
• C) guile
• D) same

Which among the following does commit the speaker to some future course of action?

• A) representatives acts
• B) commissives acts
• C) directives acts
• D) expressive acts

For a promise, the speaker genuinely intends to carry out the_________ action.

• A) future
• B) past
• C) None of the given options
• D) present

Indirect speech act have a _________ illocution that have meaning when taken literally.

• A) major
• B) secondary
• C) primary
• D) primal