1st 10

Question 1

is like studying how people talk differently depending on who they’re talking to and where they are. It’s about how language can change based on things like who you’re talking to (your friends, your boss, your family) and where you are (at home, at work, in a different city).

Answer 1

Sociolinguistic (appropriate use of the language within a context)

Question 2

Here we study things like politeness, sarcasm, implied requests, and how people use language to get their point across beyond the literal words.

Answer 2

Pragmatics(an important branch of linguistics)

Question 3

is like looking at the whole conversation, understanding how it flows, and figuring out what it means as a whole. It’s about the structure and organization of spoken or written communication.

Answer 3

Discourse

Question 4

means all the ways we communicate without actually using words. It includes things like tone of voice, volume, speed of speech, and even sounds like laughter or sighs. These non-verbal cues can add meaning to what we’re saying.

Answer 4

Paralinguistic

Question 5

the range of linguistic varieties that the speaker has at his disposal, and which he can use as a member of his speech community

Answer 5

linguistic
( the study of human speech including the units, nature, structure, and modification of language)

Question 6

This is passion/emotion

The use of emotional appeal.
Examples: heart-warming stories, personal experiences, humorous jokes, pitiful photographs, etc.

Answer 6

Pathos

Question 6

What are the communication elements

Answer 6

Sender
Message
Medium
Barrier
Reciever
Feedback

Question 6

This is Ethics

The use of credibility
and trust.
Examples: quotes from professionals, customer reviews, celebrity endorsement, personal qualifications, testimonies, etc.

Answer 6

Ethos

Question 7

This is logic

The use of logical argument.
Examples: statistics, facts, reasonable arguments, logical organization of information, etc.

Answer 7

Logos

Question 8

as the intentional communication that happens within the bounds of specific contexts,

this challenges the communicator to strategically use a language that is understood, familiar, and accepted in a context, in order to communicate his/her specific intentions

Answer 8

Purposive Communication