语用与交际练习测试题库及答案
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《语用与交际》练习测试题库及答案本科
I. Answer the following questions in your own words (每题2分)
1.What is the function of context in understanding utterances
The function of context in understanding utterances is to help listeners to narrow down their choices in understanding the meaning of utterances.
2.What is the relationship between deixis and context
A very close relationship exists between deixis and context.
3.What is the gestural use of place deixis
If the understanding of a place deixis must rely on gestures, then it is the gestural use.
4.How does conversational implicature explain language in terms of meaning
It explains language from functional, communicative and contextual aspects.
5.How many maxims are there in co-operative principle And what are they
Four. They are quality maxim, quantity maxim, relation maxim and manner maxim.
6.Who invented the term “Pragmatics”
Charles Morris, an American philosopher
7.What are the three sub-branches of semiotics
They are syntactics, semantics and pragmatics
8.What is Car nap’s understanding of “Pragmatics”
Basically Carnap understands Pragmatics as what Morris has pointed out, but specifically speaking, Carnap thinks that Pragmatics should study indexicals in language.
9.What is the advantage of studying Pragmatics
One advan tage of studying language through pragmatics is that we can talk about people’s intended meanings, their assumptions, their purposes or goals, and all kinds of actions (for example, requests) that they are performing when they speak.
10.Is grammatical mistake equal to Pragmatic failure
Pragmatic mistake is not equal to Pragmatic failure.
11.Why pragmatists study motion verb under place deixis
Because motion verbs contain a kind of built-in direction
12.Why don’t people say what they mean in communication
Because they want to be co-operative, polite and save their own and other’s face.
13.What does CP stand for in Pragmatics
In Pragmatics, CP stands for co-operative principle.
14.What is positive face
Positive face is the need to be liked by others, or the need to be accepted and treated as social equals.
15.What is on record
On record is a technical term, referring to utterances not directly addressed to others.
16.What is the disadvantage of studying Pragmatics
One big disadvantage of pragmatic study is that all these concepts related to human beings are extremely difficult to analyze in a consistent and objective way.
17.Is semantic mistake equal to Pragmatic failure
No. Semantic mistake is not equal to Pragmatic failure.
18.What are the possible interpretations of the phrase “Jane’s car”
Possible interpretations are the car owned by Jane, the car kept by Jane, the car rented by Jane etc.
19.Is time part of context
Yes. Time is part of context