Lesson 1

Question 1

Action done by saying them

Answer 1

Speech acts

Question 2

Can be intrapersonal, interpersonal, intercultural, and public. Depends on the number.

Answer 2

Speech context

Question 3

Types of speech context

Answer 3

Speech act, speech context, communication setting

Question 4

Two types of communication setting

Answer 4

Formal and informal

Question 5

Involves talking to yourself, deliberation, and life decisions

Answer 5

Intrapersonal

Question 6

Involves talking to one or more people

Answer 6

Interpersonal communication

Question 7

Communicating to a wider audience

Answer 7

Public communication

Question 8

5 Types of speech by Martin Joos

Answer 8

Intimate, casual, consultative, formal, frozen

Question 9

Patterns of speaking characterized by distinctive pronunciation, vocabulary, intent, participants, and grammatical structures

Answer 9

Speech styles

Question 10

Used between people who have very close relationships

Answer 10

Intimate style

Question 11

Conversational style used among friends. Uses trendy words.

Answer 11

Casual style

Question 12

Style where the speaker constantly observes the listener’s verbal and nonverbal cues for feedback. Used fir strangers

Answer 12

Consultative style

Question 13

Used in formal settings, according to the participants’ educational attainment. Requires attention to producing a very organized and coherent speech

Answer 13

Formal style

Question 14

Not intended to give a particular message. Written in advance.

Answer 14

Frozen style

Question 15

Types of speech acts

Answer 15

Locutionary, Illocutionary, Perlocutionary

Question 16

Acting part of the speech act

Answer 16

Locutionary act

Question 17

The very action done by saying something

Answer 17

Illocutionary act

Question 18

Two types of illocutionary act

Answer 18

Constative and performative

Question 19

Illocutionary with authority

Answer 19

Constative

Question 20

Illocutionary without authority

Question 21

5 assertives of illocutionary acts

Answer 21

Assertives, Directives, commisives, expressives, declaratives

Question 22

Commit the listener to the truthfulness of a situation through commands, requests, and begging

Answer 22

Assertives

Question 23

Attempts to make the listener do something: swears, promise

Answer 23

Directives

Question 24

Attempts for future actions: assurance swears guarantees

Answer 24

Commissives

Question 25

Speaker’s attitude towards a situation. Apologizing, congratulating, thanking

Answer 25

Expressives

Question 26

Make something true by saying it (constative) or make the speaker do something by saying it (performative)

Answer 26

Declarative

Question 27

Response to illocutionary act

Answer 27

Perlocutionary act

Question 28

Intent of the listener when saying a speech act

Answer 28

Illocutionary force

Question 29

Effect of the speaker’s utterance to the listener

Answer 29

Perlocutionary force