The references to assumed shared worlds outside the text are called _________.

• A) exophoric
• B) cataphoric
• C) endophoric
• D) anaphoric

Syllables which stand out in the flow of talk are uttered with a relatively ________ intensity.

• A) greater
• B) similar
• C) smaller
• D) equal

Stress on a word, phrase or sentence is called_________ level stress.

• A) secondary
• B) segment
• C) primary
• D) sentence

The units of sound in a language that differentiate one word from another are called___________.

• A) alphabets
• B) phonemes
• C) letters
• D) component

The end of each intonation unit is marked with a ___________.

• A) semi-colon
• B) hash
• C) colon
• D) full stop

Georg von Wright was a _________.

• A) poet
• B) philosopher
• C) novelist
• D) scientist

Rose is a _________ of flower.

• A) hypotonia
• B) hyponasty
• C) hypoderma
• D) hyponym

Qualifying a clause with some circumstantial feature of time, place, cause or condition is called its___________.

• A) conjunction
• B) enhancement
• C) extension
• D) elaboration

Generally, intonation units __________ with a pitch boundary.

• A) end
• B) middle
• C) join
• D) start

The general words, which correspond to major classes of lexical items, are very commonly used with _________ force.

• A) adhesive
• B) active
• C) cohesive
• D) passive

We create ‘rhythm’ in spoken language on the basis of ________.

• A) rhyming
• B) pitch
• C) sound
• D) stress

The stress on a syllable within a word is called _________ stress.

• A) semantic
• B) lexical
• C) morphological
• D) pragmatic

Who introduced the concept of discourse-organizing words?

• A) McCarthy and Carter
• B) Carter and Chomsky
• C) McCarthy and Chomsky
• D) Chomsky and Hymes

Who divided modalities into those that contain an element of will and those that contain no element of will?

• A) Frank Palmer
• B) Michael Halliday
• C) Otto Jesperson
• D) Rosamund Moon

An intonation unit is a _________ of speech.

• A) segment
• B) feature
• C) type
• D) property

The study of phonemes and their articulation is called _________ level.

• A) intonation
• B) introductory
• C) experiential
• D) segmental

When we listen to a stretch of spoken English discourse, we often feel that there is a/an _________ to it.

• A) humor
• B) alliteration
• C) assonance
• D) rhythm

Henry bought himself a new Jaguar. He practically lives in the car.” Here, the car is a __________ of Jaguar.

• A) hypoordinate
• B) subordinate
• C) superordinate
• D) inordinate

Generally, intonation units include ________ pitch word(s).

• A) four
• B) two
• C) one
• D) three

Who proposed that the logical treatment of modalities is too narrow, because it is centered on truth values of propositions.

• A) Winter and Törrönen
• B) Sulkunen and Törrönen
• C) Sulkunen and Winter
• D) Törrönen and McCarthy