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Test Grammar 2012 (Enero)
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Test Grammar 2012 (Enero) Descripción: Test de gramática UNED Autor: mcdiaz OTROS TESTS DEL AUTOR Fecha de Creación: 11/06/2023 Categoría: Otros Número Preguntas: 20 |
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What type of concept is "state of affairs" (=the speaker's conceptualization of reality)? Situational Extralinguistic Strictly linguistic Semantic. Which of the following is nOT a semantic role (= a component of a state of affairs)? Attribute Circumstance Participant Explanation. Which of the following elements about meanings (= interpretations of clause structure) is NOT true? Representational meaning has to do with the content of the message The representational meaning of the close is encoded throught the transitivity structures The roles adopted as speakers to exchange information, getting things done, etc. are those of "questioner" and "informant" The rheme is the point of departure for the message, which in English coincides with the initial elements of the clause. Which of the following element is not true? A process is an action, event, state or type of behaviour A circumstance is a type of semantic function An attribute is a quality or characteristic of a participant A participant is an animate entity involved in a process. What is the theme of a message? The point of departure The new information it provides The initial word of the sentence An experiential function. Which is the finite operator in the sentence: "I might give you an A+ for your test"? I might give you. Which of the following statement is NOT necessarily true? A clause consists of one or more groups A group consists of one or more phrases A group consists of one or more groups A words consists of one or more morphemes. What is "you" in "You were bought a lots of drinks last night"? Attribute Circumstance Recipient Beneficiary. What is necesarily in English to ask a question and negate a clause? A predicate A finite operator A process An action. Which of the following is an assertive word? Still Yet Ever Any. Which of the following transitive verbs don't passivize? Some common verbs which take atypical direct objects All transitive verbs passivize Somo common verbs with clausal direct objects Transitive verbs never passivize. What role does "there" have in existential process? Agent A participant with no semantic content Existent An empty subject. Which semantic functions correspond to indirect objects? Agents and experiencers Recipients and beneficiaries Circumstances Direct objects and prepositional objects. How are clauses classified according to polarity? Declarative, interrogative, exclamative and directive Affirmative and negative Interrogative yes/no and interrogative Wh- Positive and denial . Having the direct object as theme in a declarative clause is: An unmarked choice A marked choice A topical choice Incorrect. What are information units? The equivalent of speech units The "chunks" or segments into which messages are divided in order to be understood The focus of information of a clause The distribution of information into Given and New. What does thematisation involve? Taking an element to the end of the sentence Altering the syntactic function of the main participants Modifying the information pattern of the clause Bringing an element to initial position. What is the difference between proper nouns and proper names? Proper nouns are impersonal and proper names are personal Proper nouns are arbitrary nouns with no definable meaning and proper names potentially have a more proper structure They are synonyms Proper nouns refer to one single element within a group and proper names are descriptive labels which necessarily include one or more proper nouns. What is NOT a function of personal pronouns? Setting up identity chains by means of anaphora Contributing to referential coherence Contributing to textual cohesion Maintaining the topic pattern of discourse. Which of the following is NOT an experiential type of determination by which referent things can be particularized in English? Defining and particularizing Quantifying and distributing Semi-determinatives Pre-post modifiers. |
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