Group 7 (20 Questions)
1. a rhetorical term for the imitation,
reenactment, or re-creation of someone
else's words, the
manner of speaking, and/or delivery. -
Mimesis
2. The word “mimesis ” is derived from the
Ancient Greek word meaning- “ imitation” or
“representation”
3. Mimesis is the imitation of speech where
by the.- Orator
4. Writing in a particular accent or speech
pattern that is appropriate for the character.-
Vocal
Mimesis
5. Where characters respond to scenarios in
understandable ways. -Behavioral Mimesis
6. Imaging power far from being imitative in
the sense of reflecting pre existant of reality-
Rhetoric
7. The tradition of imitation anticipate what
literary theories have called. - intertextuality
8. Describe things such as art work as well
as actions such as imitating another person.
- Mimesis
9. -10. the notion that all cultural products
are a tissue of- narratives and images
11. absorbs and manipulates these
narratives and images rather than creating
anything wholly new.
- Art
12. When familiar stories and images
circulated throughout Western culture, -
often
anonymously.
13-14. Who are the founder of Mimesis
•Plato
•Aristotle
15-16. Two ways to use Mimesis in Poetry
•Vocal Mimesis
•Behavioral Mimesis
17. Plato ’ s book in which he presented
dialogue between Socrates and his pupils
where the
philosopher argued that an artist’s copy of
an object can only ever capture a small part
of the thing
as it really is. - The Republic
18. Who criticizes the mimetic forms as
tending to corrupt performers whose roles
may involve
expression of passions or wicked deeds,
and he bars` such poetry from his ideal
state. - Socrates
19. Rhetoric as imaging power, is far from
being imitative in the sense of reflecting a
preexistent
-reality
20. Who notes in his book Mimesis
(Routledge, 2006), “the definition of mimesis
is remarkably
flexible and changes greatly over time and
across cultural contexts.” -Matthew Potolsky
GROUP 8 (COLLOCATIONS)
1. It is a group of two or more words
that often go well together.
- Collocations
2-3. 2 Types of collocation
- Typical Collocation
- Untypical Collocation
4-7. Give atleast 5 collocations you
know in a sentence.
8-10. Why do we learn collocations?
- Our language will be more natural
and easily understood.
- You will have alternative and richer
ways of expressing yourself.
- It is easier for our brains to
remember and use language in
chunks or blocks rather than as
single words.
Identify which unit of Collocation
the following sentences are based
on the underlined words. (11-20)
 5. An expression or word in a text that
Adverb + Adjective refers to other elements within the same
Adjective + Noun text. Endophoric Relation
Noun + Noun 6. Use of a word or phrase to refer to
Noun + Verb something outside of the immediate text.
Verb + Noun Exophora
Verb + Preposition 7. The PRESUPPOSITION of
Verb + Adverb something that has gone before, whether in
the preceding sentence or not. Anaphora
11. Continuously lying is a nasty habit. - 8. Refers to the PRESUPPOSITION in
Adjective + Noun the opposite direction, with the presupposed
12. She’s acting weird, but I have element following. Cathapora
sympathy for her. She is having a hard time. 9. Present between the presupposing
- Verb + Noun and the presupposed items. Cohesion
13. The spice rack in my kitchen is full. I 10. Using words like "and," "but," or
have over 200 jars. Noun + Noun "because" to connect ideas. Conjunction
14. Small shops can’t compete with big 11-14 What are the 4 types of Grammatical
supermarket chains. - Verb + Preposition links?
15. Benjo heard the bell rings, meaning •Reference
the recess is done. - Noun + verb •Substitution
16. My weak point is that I talk a lot. - •Ellipsis
Adjective + Noun •Conjunction
17. I completely forget about the 14-16 What are the 3 forms of reference?
assignment. Verb + Adverb •Personal
18.I catch the bus to work every day. - •Demonstrative
Verb + Noun • Comparative
19. She is bitterly disappointed when 17-18 What are the 2 interpretation of
she didn't get the job - Adverb + Adjective Reference?
20. Mark stared at me without a word. - •Endophora
Verb + Preposition •Exophora
19-20 What are the 2 kinds of Endophoric
Group 9 Relation?
Reference •Anaphora
•Cataphora
1. The indexical function of language,
pointing to different aspects of reality.
Reference
2. The reference by means of function
in the speech situation. Personal Reference
3. The reference by means of
LOCATION. Demonstrative Reference
4. It is INDIRECT REFERENCE by
means of identity or similarity. Comparative
Reference