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GEB 3213 Exam 1, trammel Exam Questions and Answers
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GEB 3213 Exam 1, trammel ExamQuestions and Answers
clause - -string of language w/ subject and verb
- F.A.N.B.O.Y.S. - -For
And
Nor
But
Or
Yet
So
- action verb - -managing, analyzing, completing
- passive verb - -is, am, were, was
- camoflauged verbs - --ion
- functional word - -express relations
- content word - -carry meaning
- connotative - -underlying meaning, perception
- denotative - -meaning by definition
- abstract - -intangible, conceptual
- concrete - -tangible (five senses)
- time, idea, anger, happiness - -abstract
- chair, table, wall - -concrete
- A.I.D.A. - -1. grab Attention
2. Introduction, Interest
3. create Desire
4. request Action
- illustrators - -good; intended movements to facilitate content
- regulators - -bad; habits, nerves, anxieties
, - generalizations - -perceptions about entire culture
- cons to generalizations - -stereotypes; rigid pov
- pros to generalizations - -prototype pov; flexibility
- shaping information - -direct v indirect
- direct - -why? of message is answered initially
- indirect - -beat around the bush
- U.S. is a ___ context culture - -low; direct, to the point
- China is a ___ context culture - -high; indirect, subtle
- low context cultures rely on ___ to communicate - -language
- high context cultures rely on ___ to communicate - -nonverbals, actions
- high context cultures (chart) - -japan, china, Korea, middle east, latin
america, African, Spanish
- low context cultures (chart) - -British, France, north america, Scandinavia
Germany, Swiss
- social trust, personal relations and goodwill, slow negotiations. high or low
context? - -high
- down to business, agreement by specific contract, efficient negotiations.
high or low context? - -low
- modifier - -further describes
- dangling modifier - -no correct noun/pronoun to attach to
- misplaced modifier - -placement to noun/subject pronoun reads incorrectly
- subject pronoun examples - -he, she, they, it
- compound sentence - -two independent clauses; comma connects
- complex sentence - -two clauses: one dependent, one independent
- sentence fragment - -incomplete; missing clause
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