Sociolingüística 3

Question 1

Language choice began to be studied in one of the following paradigms

Accepted Answer

the interpretative paradigm

Answer

the allocation paradigm

Question 2

In the interactional paradigm to language choice, the most important element is

Accepted Answer

situational factors

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the speaker

Question 3

From the perspective of Myers-Scotton’s model, a marked choice is

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unexpected

Answer

expected

Answer

predicted

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conventionalized

Question 4

Myers-Scotton’s model interprets code switching as indexical of negotiation of

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social identities

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referential information

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cooperative behaviour

Question 5

There is no unifying theory of sociolinguistics

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True

Answer

False

Question 6

Sociolinguistics studies language as autonomous system

Accepted Answer

False

Answer

True

Question 7

From a sociolinguistic point of view, the term language is

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a non-technical notion influenced by historical, social, political and psychological factors

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a technical notion determinate by linguistic inherent properties

Question 8

What has been more in the foreground in sociolinguistics

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methodological questions

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theory construction

Question 9

Sociolinguistics has shown that vernaculars have

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covert prestige

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overt prestige

Question 10

The notion of context in interactional sociolinguistics is conceived as

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as emergent through performance itself

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a static framework that surrounds talk

Question 11

A domain-based approach to language choice allows

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only one choice per domain

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more than one choice per domain

Question 12

Myers-Scotton’s model shows that code-switching is related to the socio-cultural norms of speech community

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True

Answer

False

Question 13

In a series of conventionalized exchanges, a sequence of unmarked choice implies

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accepting the status quo

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violating the norms

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making an exploratory choice

Question 14

Auer’s model is

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a conversational approach

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a quantitative approach

Question 15

Auer’s model of code-switching allows for code-mixing

Accepted Answer

True

Answer

False

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Language choice began to be studied in one of the following paradigms

In the interactional paradigm to language choice, the most important element is

From the perspective of Myers-Scotton’s model, a marked choice is

Myers-Scotton’s model interprets code switching as indexical of negotiation of

There is no unifying theory of sociolinguistics

Sociolinguistics studies language as autonomous system

From a sociolinguistic point of view, the term language is

What has been more in the foreground in sociolinguistics

Sociolinguistics has shown that vernaculars have

The notion of context in interactional sociolinguistics is conceived as

A domain-based approach to language choice allows

Myers-Scotton’s model shows that code-switching is related to the socio-cultural norms of speech community

In a series of conventionalized exchanges, a sequence of unmarked choice implies

Auer’s model is

Auer’s model of code-switching allows for code-mixing