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The socioculturally mediated capacity to act is: - Answers -Agency
According to Cameron, a characteristic of the "myth of Mars and Venus" is: - Answers -
Women are more verbally skilled than men
Although stereotypes associated with each gender vary from culture to culture, what
doesn't vary is the fact that those characteristics associated with males are always
considered positive by members of that society. - Answers -True
"If a student wants to do well on a test, he needs to study harder." If the speaker of this
utterance uses "he" as a generic term for both male and female students, this sentence
is an example of: - Answers -Unmarked pronoun
The idea that studies of literacy should focus on the activities, events and ideological
manifestations of literacy is called: - Answers -The ideological approach
The concept of "governmentality" is most closely associated with the writings of theorist:
- Answers -Michel Foucault
Noam Chomsky posits that performance and context are central to our understanding of
Universal Grammar. - Answers -False
Judith Butler expands on Austin's ideas about performativity by making the following
observation: - Answers -Rather than being expressive of a pre-existing, stable identity,
gender is performative.
In Gapun, men are traditionally thought to be more rational and even-tempered than
women. Because they are thought to be more progressive and "civilized", men prefer to
speak in Taiap, the creole national language of Papua New Guinea. - Answers -False
A benefit of using naturally occurring conversations for data is that: - Answers -The
anthropologist can examine subjects' actual utterances in order to get a sense of how
language is practiced.
According to Jack Goody, the advent of literacy in a society will cause the same social
and psychological effects, no matter which society is being studied. This approach is
commonly called: - Answers -Autonomous
Language death represents the loss of a great deal of ecologically specific knowledge
encoded within it because much of it takes place in areas where the biodiversity has not
been thoroughly studied. - Answers -True
, Which of the following is an example of language extinction through violent or coercive
means? - Answers -Welsh
"Copula deletion" in African American English refers to: - Answers -The omission of the
conjugated "be" to indicate present-tense action when the utterance does not end with
that verb.
Jessie Little Doe Bird, a member of the nation, is trying to revive a language that has
not been spoken for over years - Answers -Wampanoag, 150
The study of Nepalese love letter writing is an example of - Answers -literacy practice
Noam Chomsky posits that performance and context are central to our understanding of
Universal Grammar. - Answers -False
According to Brenda Farnell, Assiniboine storytelling cannot be fully understood or
appreciated without understanding the role of Plains Indian Sign Language in the story-
telling performance. - Answers -True
According to Austin, the phrase "I now pronounce you spouses for life" is an example
of: - Answers -Ilocution
In her chapter on literacy practices across learning contexts, Patricia Baquedano-Lopez
analyzes an email exchange at an after-school program between a girl and a character
named: - Answers -El Maga
In his classic lectures, "How to do things with Words," J.L. Austin at first classifies
statements that "do" something as: - Answers -performative
According to Jack Goody, the advent of literacy in a society will cause the same social
and psychological effects, no matter which society is being studied. This approach is
commonly called: - Answers -Autonomous
Several students assigned to read Chapter 8 of our textbook get together to discuss
different examples intertwining literacy and orality over coffee on a Thursday from 6-8
PM. This is an example of a: - Answers -Literacy event
According to Ahearn, literacy and the practice of love-letter writing among women in
Junigao, Nepal: - Answers -Actually worsened some women's lives because by eloping
they could not ask for their parents' protection if the marriage turned out to be abusive.
Branda Farnell uses every term to describe the use of Plains Indian Sign Language in
Assiniboine storytelling EXCEPT:
Correct! - Answers –Speech
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The socioculturally mediated capacity to act is: - Answers -Agency
According to Cameron, a characteristic of the "myth of Mars and Venus" is: - Answers -
Women are more verbally skilled than men
Although stereotypes associated with each gender vary from culture to culture, what
doesn't vary is the fact that those characteristics associated with males are always
considered positive by members of that society. - Answers -True
"If a student wants to do well on a test, he needs to study harder." If the speaker of this
utterance uses "he" as a generic term for both male and female students, this sentence
is an example of: - Answers -Unmarked pronoun
The idea that studies of literacy should focus on the activities, events and ideological
manifestations of literacy is called: - Answers -The ideological approach
The concept of "governmentality" is most closely associated with the writings of theorist:
- Answers -Michel Foucault
Noam Chomsky posits that performance and context are central to our understanding of
Universal Grammar. - Answers -False
Judith Butler expands on Austin's ideas about performativity by making the following
observation: - Answers -Rather than being expressive of a pre-existing, stable identity,
gender is performative.
In Gapun, men are traditionally thought to be more rational and even-tempered than
women. Because they are thought to be more progressive and "civilized", men prefer to
speak in Taiap, the creole national language of Papua New Guinea. - Answers -False
A benefit of using naturally occurring conversations for data is that: - Answers -The
anthropologist can examine subjects' actual utterances in order to get a sense of how
language is practiced.
According to Jack Goody, the advent of literacy in a society will cause the same social
and psychological effects, no matter which society is being studied. This approach is
commonly called: - Answers -Autonomous
Language death represents the loss of a great deal of ecologically specific knowledge
encoded within it because much of it takes place in areas where the biodiversity has not
been thoroughly studied. - Answers -True
, Which of the following is an example of language extinction through violent or coercive
means? - Answers -Welsh
"Copula deletion" in African American English refers to: - Answers -The omission of the
conjugated "be" to indicate present-tense action when the utterance does not end with
that verb.
Jessie Little Doe Bird, a member of the nation, is trying to revive a language that has
not been spoken for over years - Answers -Wampanoag, 150
The study of Nepalese love letter writing is an example of - Answers -literacy practice
Noam Chomsky posits that performance and context are central to our understanding of
Universal Grammar. - Answers -False
According to Brenda Farnell, Assiniboine storytelling cannot be fully understood or
appreciated without understanding the role of Plains Indian Sign Language in the story-
telling performance. - Answers -True
According to Austin, the phrase "I now pronounce you spouses for life" is an example
of: - Answers -Ilocution
In her chapter on literacy practices across learning contexts, Patricia Baquedano-Lopez
analyzes an email exchange at an after-school program between a girl and a character
named: - Answers -El Maga
In his classic lectures, "How to do things with Words," J.L. Austin at first classifies
statements that "do" something as: - Answers -performative
According to Jack Goody, the advent of literacy in a society will cause the same social
and psychological effects, no matter which society is being studied. This approach is
commonly called: - Answers -Autonomous
Several students assigned to read Chapter 8 of our textbook get together to discuss
different examples intertwining literacy and orality over coffee on a Thursday from 6-8
PM. This is an example of a: - Answers -Literacy event
According to Ahearn, literacy and the practice of love-letter writing among women in
Junigao, Nepal: - Answers -Actually worsened some women's lives because by eloping
they could not ask for their parents' protection if the marriage turned out to be abusive.
Branda Farnell uses every term to describe the use of Plains Indian Sign Language in
Assiniboine storytelling EXCEPT:
Correct! - Answers –Speech
