Язык для межкультурной коммуникации»

Ким А.С., Абдижаппарова Г.Т., Ажигалиева А.И.

Англ

3кредита

Иностранный язык :два иностранных языка

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1. Speaking can be looked at in … major areas.

1. two

2. three

3. four

4. five

5. six

2. In interpersonal speaking … is very important.

1. etiquette

2. movenent

3. intonation

4. behaviour

5. emotion

3. _______- oriented societies prefer short-term benefits.

1. present

2. future

3. past

4. new

5. old

4. _______-oriented include China, British, Japan,

1. past

2. future

3. present

4. new

5. old

5. ________- oriented societies have a great deal of optimism about future.

1. future

2. past

3. present

4. new

5. old

6. __________- oriented view management as a matter of planning, doing, controlling.

1. future

2. past

3. present

4. new

5. old

7. ______- oriented are USA, Brazil.

1. future

2. past

3. present

4. new

5. old

8. _______- cultures like to do just one thing at a time.

1. Monochromic

2. Polychromic

3. chromic

4. multicronic

5. subcronic

9. ______- cultures like to do multiple things at the same time.

1. Polychromic

2. Monochromic

3. chromic

4. multicronic

5. subcronic

10. Choose the correct answer.

Way in which people are different is their… of the world.

1. View

2. Sight

3. Opinion

4. Description

5. panorama

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1. Choose the correct answer.

By learning to identify … is effective intercultural communication.

1. commonalities

2. societies

3. properties

4. cooperation

5. opinions

2.The two main types of communication are:

1. verbal and nonverbal

2. active and inactive

3. adverbal and verbal

4. nonverbal and active

5. primary

3.The most …type of communication is verbal.

1. explicit

2. common

3. general

4. ordinary

5. primary

4.The basis of communication is…between people.

1. interaction

2. interconnection

3. negotiation

4. speech

5. talk

5.The actual origin of language is… to considerable speculation.

1. subject

2. an object

3. a meaning

4. pro noun

5. a noun

6.The development of languages reflects:

1. a.class, gender, profession

2. b.lesson, age, group

3. с.gender, sex ,profession

4. d. profession, age, sex

5. e.name, class, group

7.Key components of verbal communication are:

1. sound, words, speaking

2. vowel, language, sound

3. sentence, stress, words

4. stress, language, speaking

5. intonation, words ,sound

8. Through a speaking we try to eliminate …

1. misunderstanding

2. understanding

3. mistake

4. stress

5. gap

9. _______-oriented societies are concerned with traditional values.

1. past

2. future

3. present

4. new

5. old

10. _______- oriented societies include the Spanish-speaking Latin American countries.

1. Present

2. future

3. past

4. new

5. old

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1. The written word appeals more to … style.

1. contemplative

2. comparative

3. imperative

4. superlative

5. relative

2. For a successful conversation, the partners must achieve a … balance of contribution.

1. workable

2. dynanic

3. deliberative

4. written

5. oral

3. .. . is a means by which the speaker implies his or her attitude to the message.

1. Tone of voice

2. Intonation

3. Vocal produced noise

4. Body posture

5. Body gesture

4. … is help in communication for the expression of attitude or feeling.

1. Vocal produced noise

2. Tone of voice

3. Intonation

4. Body posture

5. Body gesture

5. …is the bearing or the position of the speaker’s body.

1. Body posture

2. b .Tone of voice

3. Intonation

4. Vocal produced noise

5. Body gesture

6. … is a movement made with a limb.

1. Body gesture

2. b .Tone of voice

3. Intonation

4. Vocal produced noise

5. Body posture

7.The major area of a … speaking is speaking to persuade.

1. public

2. personal

3. interpersonal

4. individual

5. professional

8. ….is the way that the sender, pitch of voice rises and falls.

1. Intonation

2. Tone of voice

3. Vocal produced noice

4. Body posture

5. Body gesture

9. Conversation is interactive … between two or more conversant.

1. communication

2. demonstration

3. situation

4. presentation

5. association

10. Conversation analysis is a branch of …

1. sociology

2. gynecology

3. geograghy

4. philosophy

5. pragmatic

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1. … conversation is always ways to meet and greet others.

1. Formal

2. b .Informal

3. General

4. Common

5. Primary

2. Members of different cultures look …

1. differently

2. similarly

3. the same

4. variously

5. beautifully

3. To be an effective speaker you must … dynamisms of oral communication.

1. exploit

2. understand

3. achieve

4. realize

5. guess

4. A monological speech has extended length and internal…

1. coherence

2. importance

3. significance

4. conversation

5. situation

5. …is a fair static form of transfer.

1. Writing

2. Reading

3. Speaking

4. Telling

5. Saying

6 . ...conversation is when you go out with your friends.

1. Informal

2. Formal

3. General

4. Common

5. Primary

7. By learning the communication codes of culture you can avoid …

1. Misunderstanding

2. understanding

3. illiteracy

4. poverty

5. war

8. Realizing that people” see” things different is key to… communication.

1. intercultural

2. cultural

3. international

4. national

5. friendly

9. … - cultural communication studies how people from different cultural backgrounds communicate.

1. cross

2. multi

3. across

4. over

5. through

10. Effective communication with people of … cultures is challenging.

1. different

2. the same

3. similar

4. many

5. typical

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1. The study of cross-cultural communication is becoming...

1. global

2. unnecessary

3. usefulness

4. little

5. undemand

2.Cross-cultural communication includes …

1. anthropology

2. anatomy

3. astronomy

4. astrology

5. acquisition

3. Speech act is technical term in…

1. linguistic

2. language

3. speech

4. intonation

5. rhythm

4.The concept of an … act is central to the concept of a speech act.

1. illocutionary

2. illustrationary

3. illuzionary

4. illuminationary

5. illiterary

5. The … use of the term “speech act” goes back to John L.Austin’s doctrine.

1. contemporary

2. temporary

3. particular

4. especially

5. constantly

6. Speech acts can be analyzed on … levels.

A) three

B) four

C) five

D) six

E) two

7. A …act the performance of an utterance.

1. locutionary

2. illocutionary

3. perlocutionary

4. over locutionare

5. byillocutionary

8. … speech acts commit a speaker to the truth.

1. Representative

2. Reported

3. Direct

4. Corresponding

5. Indirect

9. …speech acts cause the hearer to take a particular action.

1. Directives

2. Commissive

3. Expressive

4. Declaration

5. Indirect

10…. speech acts commit a speaker to some future action.

1. Commissve

2. Directives

3. Expressive

4. Declaration

5. Indirect

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1…. Speech acts express the speaker’s attitudes and emotions towards the proposition.

1. Expressive

2. Directive

3. Commissive

4. Declaration

5. Indirect

2….speech acts change the reality in accord with the proposition.

1. Declaration

2. Directives

3. Expressive

4. Commissve

5. Indirect

3… speech acts reject proposals and make requests.

1. Indirect

2. Directives

3. Expressive

4. Commissve

5. Declaration

4 … contacts are those between people from different countries and cultures.

1. International

2. National

3. Mutual

4. Cross

5. Across

5. Culture is from …word.

1. Latin

2. Greek

3. Italian

4. Spain

5. English

6. The word “culture” is used in … basic senses.

1. Three

2. two

3. four

4. five

5. six

7. In the twentieth century ”culture” emerged as a concept.. to anthropology.

1. central

2. negative

3. opposite

4. next to

5. middle

8. Cultural…is the variety of human societies or cultures in specific region or in word.

1. diversity

2. similarity

3. resembling

4. alike

5. diffusion

9 … is the tendency to judge another culture.

1. Ethnocentrism

2. Ecocentrism

3. Monocentrism

4. Polycentrism

5. Procentrism

10. Culture …is the examination of a cultural trait within the context

1. relativism

2. patriotism

3. criticism

4. postrealism

5. ethnocentrism

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1. Culture shock is the … disorientation and fear of people when they encounter new culture.

1. surprise

2. interest

3. happiness

4. luck

5. success

2.Cultural … is the process whereby an aspect of culture spreads throughout a culture.