Jessop (2013) has outlined ___________ approaches examining neoliberalism.

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

Construction of identity of any political party can be done simply by __________ in political discourse.

• A) names
• B) speeches
• C) campaigns
• D) slogans

According to one of the approaches of political discourse, speeches need to be__________ to generate more influence on audience.

• A) hesitated
• B) emotionless
• C) neutral
• D) sentimental

‘Like’ refers to ___________ in the sentence “I like winters”.

• A) stance subject
• B) stance object
• C) stance reflection
• D) stance position

Stance in the theories of discourse analysis is __________.

• A) maxim
• B) criticism
• C) ideology
• D) act

Domination is represented through _________ according to Gramsci’s notion of hegemony.

• A) private organizations
• B) protests
• C) political speeches
• D) violent revolution

For a politician, _________ the important element.

• A) manifesto
• B) ideology
• C) identity of politician
• D) public

The concept of ‘order of discourse’ is provided by ________ in CDA.

• A) Fairclough
• B) Graham
• C) Wodak
• D) Foucault

Ferguson (2010) provocatively points out “neoliberalism is _________ for poor and working people”.

• A) favorable
• B) good
• C) necessary
• D) bad

In Neoliberalism, the term deregulation suggests the business operations more _________ with less regulations.

• A) difficult
• B) complicated
• C) reluctant
• D) smoother

Deontic modality refers to ___________ in analysis of political stance.

• A) emphasizing speaker’s authority
• B) public view
• C) audience representation
• D) social issues

Epistemic modality refers to ___________ in analysis of political stance.

• A) imaginations
• B) suppositions
• C) commitment to the truth
• D) illustrations

The three nodes represent __________ in stance triangle.

• A) subject 2
• B) all
• C) subject 1
• D) object

‘Language helps us in presenting a given view of reality’ is point view of ________ linguist.

• A) Fairclough
• B) Grice
• C) Wodak
• D) Chilton

Except _________ all are the key components of the stance triangle.

• A) positioning
• B) evaluation
• C) alignment
• D) objectivity

The link __________ between CDS and social theory.

• A) weak
• B) unclear
• C) insignificant
• D) inevitable

Except ________ neoliberalism deals all.

• A) individualization
• B) deregulation
• C) paid market
• D) privatization

There has been _______ research on the ways in which the general public has produced knowledge of the economy through intellectual engagement in the media with economists.

• A) plenty
• B) unlimited
• C) significant
• D) limited

The phenomenon of ‘political theory’ is related to_________ in society.

• A) religious tolerance
• B) public concerns
• C) harmony
• D) government interests

The lexical level operates at _________in political discourse.

• A) words and phrases
• B) summaries
• C) paragraphs
• D) sentences