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Aseptic technique includes... (a) sterilization of transfer tools before and after use (b) disinfection of bench tops (c) washing hands (d) all of the above - correct answers(d) all of the above Placing the cap of a broth cultures up on the bench top is acceptable True/False? - correct answers False Why is it important to allow the inoculating loop to cool prior to obtaining the inoculum? - correct answers to avoid frying the cell A pure culture can be prepared from a mixed broth o...

If you want to transfer bacteria between a broth and an agar plate, what would you use? - correct answers an inoculation loop You should wash your hands - correct answers ALL When putting the culture onto the agar in a Petri dish, what do you do with the lid? - correct answers You hold the lid over the agar as much as possible to prevent contamination The techniques needed to prevent the accidental spread of microorganisms beyond the intended working environment - correct answers asepti...

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Polyasyndeton - correct answers Excessive use of conjunctions Oxymoron - correct answersA figure of speech that combines opposite or contradictory terms in a brief phrase. Juxtaposition - correct answers Placement of two things closely together to emphasize comparisons or contrasts Zeugma - correct answers use of two different words in a grammatically similar way that produces different, often incongruous, meanings Diction - correct answers A writer's or speaker's choice of wor...

slang - correct answers informal language associated with young people dialect - correct answers language specific to a region and considered informal colloquial language - correct answers Relaxed and informal language that is used in everyday conversation Clichés - correct answers effective worn out phrases formal register - correct answers communicating in an impersonal manner- polite and respectful common register - correct answers ordinary language noun - correct answers A...

Coherence - correct answers Subjective, can be without cohesion (only deductible from situation) Connectivity, continuity, integrity, unity More important than cohesion. There can be coherence without cohesion provided we are familiar with the context of the situation and the relationship between the participants (implicatures, presuppositions). Cohesion - correct answers There can be cohesive elements, but it might be incoherent But, usually, higher level of cohesion helps the coherence....

Read the passage. Pay attention to the choice of words. What stratum of vocabulary does the capitalised word refer to? "When the old boy POPPED OFF he left Philbrick everything, except a few books to Gracie." [Decline and Fall by E.Waugh] * - correct answers colloquial; To pop off" is a colloquial word which means "to die, especially suddenly". The other colloquial expression is "the old boy" - it is stylistically coloured as it represents a hackneyed oxymoron. Read the p...

Alliteration - correct answers The repetition of initial vowel or consonant sounds. Exs: 1: for the greater good of 2: safety and security 3: share a continent but not a country 4: killer command 5: fantastic philosophy 6: A neat knot need not be re-knotted. Antagonist - correct answers The major character in a narrative or drama who works against the hero. Ex: Cassius forms a conspiracy and they plot to kill Julius Caesar, the leader/hero of Rome. Archetype - correct answersAn...

What is stylistics? - correct answers Stylistics, or 'literary linguistics' as it is sometimes called, is the study and analysis of texts; it is not exclusively, the study and analysis of literary texts. The origins of stylistics go back to the poetics, and especially to the rhetoric, of the ancient classical world. stylistics also means? - correct answers Stylistics can also be seen as a discipline that studies the ways in which language is used; it is a discipline that studies the s...

What is an Irony? - correct answers Saying the opposite of what we actually mean Describe a rhetorical question. - correct answers A question which is the answer is obvious and therefore not expected. What is a triple? - correct answers A kind of parallelism where words, phrases or sentences are arranged in groups of three. What is parallelism? - correct answers similarity of structure in a pair or series of related words, phrases, or clauses Whats an anaphora? - correct answers rep...

Allegory - correct answers The device of using character and story elements symbolically to represent an abstraction in addition to the literal meaning. Alliteration - correct answers Repetition of sounds, especially initial consonant sounds in 2+ neighboring words. Allusion - correct answers A direct or indirect reference to something that is commonly known, such as an event, book, myth, or place. Analogy - correct answers A literary device employed to serve as a basis for comparison. ...

Alliteration - correct answers The repetition of the same letter or sound in consecutive words. Anaphora - correct answers The repetition of the same word or words at the beginning of successive phrases or clauses. Anticlimax - correct answers The arrangement of words or ideas in an increasing decrescendo of substance that creates a laughable effect. Antithesis - correct answers Two opposite ideas are put together to create a contrasting effect. Apostrophe - correct answers Exclamato...

General Stylistics or Stylistics. - correct answer sØ viewed from the broad notion of the linguistic study of all types of linguistic events from different domains of life Ø used as a cover term for the analysis of non-literary varieties of language, or registers. Literary Stylistics - correct answers Øfocuses on literary texts I Øin the broad sense, such a study may be linguistic or non-linguistic, but in the more specialized sense, it is essentially linguistic the terms --- are somet...

What is a metaphor? - correct answers A metaphor is a purely lexical stylistic device (the most frequently used and well-known among other SD's). It denotes transference of meaning based on resemblance between two objects (for ex. pancake, ball, volcano for the sun) It denotes transference of meaning based on a covert comparison (for ex. he is not a man, he is just a machine or what an ass you are!) what can de compared in a metaphor - correct answers simple metaphor - correct answers M...

Stylistic analysis - correct answers Stylistic analysis, also known as stylistics, is a branch of literary and linguistic study that focuses on examining and interpreting the elements of style in written or spoken language. It involves a detailed examination of how language is used in a particular text to convey meaning, evoke emotions, and create a certain aesthetic or rhetorical effect. Stylistic analysis is commonly applied to literature, poetry, rhetoric, and various forms of discourse, incl...

adverb - correct answers a word or phrase expressing a relation of place, time, circumstance, manner etc. (there, then, softly etc). affricate plosive - correct answers sounds that begin as plosives and end as fricatives (ch and j) adjective - correct answers specifies the properties of a noun. alveolar ridge - correct answers the hard area behind your top front teeth approximant - correct answers r or w - consonants that are formed by very little obstruction to the airflow through t...

Stylistic phonetics - correct answers studies the style-forming phonetic features of sounds and peculiarities of their organization in speech. It also investigates variants of pronunciation occurring in different speech types, and prosodic features of prose and poetry. Stylistic morphology - correct answers touches upon the stylistic potential of grammatical forms and grammatical meanings peculiar to particular speech types. Stylistic lexicology - correct answers considers stylistic functi...

Guastavino Tile/vault - correct answers"Tile arch system" technique for constructing self-supporting arches and vaults using interlocking terracotta tiles and layers of mortar following a curve. Mansard Roof - correct answersA roof with a double slope al around, the lower portion longer and steeper than the other. Fan Vault - correct answersEnglish Gothic; vault where ribs spread out form springing point that resembles a fan Lancet Window - correct answerstall slender window with ...

Phonology/Phonetics - correct answers sound of spoken language; the way words are pronounced Stylistics - correct answers the study of the distinctive styles found in particular literary genres and in the works of individual writers. Discourse Analysis - correct answers The study of how stretches of language (spoken or written) achieve both cohesion and coherence. Graphology - correct answers patterns of written language; the shape of language on the page Morphology - correct answers...

General notes on style and stylistics. The subject matter and the purposes of the course of stylistics. - correct answers1. Stylistics is a branch of General Linguistics. 2.1. It investigates the inventory of special language means, which secure the desirable effect of the utterance. They are called Stylistic Devices (SD) and Expressive Means (EM). 2.2. It investigates certain types of texts which due to the choice and arrangement of language means (LM) are distinguished by the pragmatic asp...