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Which illocutionary act involves the speaker expressing how they feel about a situation?
Which illocutionary act involves the speaker expressing how they feel about a situation?
- Commissive
- Representative
- Expressive (correct)
- Directive
Which illocutionary act involves the speaker committing to doing something in the future?
Which illocutionary act involves the speaker committing to doing something in the future?
- Commissive (correct)
- Assertive
- Declarative
- Directive
Which illocutionary act is related to stating what the speaker believes to be the case?
Which illocutionary act is related to stating what the speaker believes to be the case?
- Declarative
- Expressive
- Assertive
- Representative (correct)
Which illocutionary act involves making an utterance that brings change in the external situation?
Which illocutionary act involves making an utterance that brings change in the external situation?
Which illocutionary act is intended to tell how things are in the world?
Which illocutionary act is intended to tell how things are in the world?
Which type of speech act focuses on the speaker's intention in delivering an utterance?
Which type of speech act focuses on the speaker's intention in delivering an utterance?
What does the locutionary act refer to?
What does the locutionary act refer to?
Which type of speech act is exemplified by the statement 'It is raining outside' with the intention of advising the listener to use an umbrella?
Which type of speech act is exemplified by the statement 'It is raining outside' with the intention of advising the listener to use an umbrella?
What does the perlocutionary act or perlocutionary effect refer to?
What does the perlocutionary act or perlocutionary effect refer to?
Which type of speech act necessitates the production of clear words and direct points to convey the intended meaning of the message?
Which type of speech act necessitates the production of clear words and direct points to convey the intended meaning of the message?
What type of speech aims to share laughter and enjoyment to the audience through witty and humorous lines?
What type of speech aims to share laughter and enjoyment to the audience through witty and humorous lines?
Which type of speech is mainly performed for the purpose of educating the audience on new or relevant piece of information on a particular topic?
Which type of speech is mainly performed for the purpose of educating the audience on new or relevant piece of information on a particular topic?
Which type of speech involves the rote recitation of a written message that the speaker has committed to memory?
Which type of speech involves the rote recitation of a written message that the speaker has committed to memory?
What type of speech act focuses on the speaker's intention in delivering an utterance?
What type of speech act focuses on the speaker's intention in delivering an utterance?
Which illocutionary act involves the speaker expressing how they feel about a situation?
Which illocutionary act involves the speaker expressing how they feel about a situation?
What does the locutionary act refer to?
What does the locutionary act refer to?
Which type of speech act is exemplified by the statement 'It is raining outside' with the intention of advising the listener to use an umbrella?
Which type of speech act is exemplified by the statement 'It is raining outside' with the intention of advising the listener to use an umbrella?
Which illocutionary act involves the speaker committing to doing something in the future?
Which illocutionary act involves the speaker committing to doing something in the future?
Which type of speech act necessitates the production of clear words and direct points to convey the intended meaning of the message?
Which type of speech act necessitates the production of clear words and direct points to convey the intended meaning of the message?
What does the perlocutionary act or perlocutionary effect refer to?
What does the perlocutionary act or perlocutionary effect refer to?
Study Notes
Speech Acts
- Expressive illocutionary act involves the speaker expressing how they feel about a situation.
- Commissive illocutionary act involves the speaker committing to doing something in the future.
- Assertive illocutionary act is related to stating what the speaker believes to be the case.
- Directive illocutionary act involves making an utterance that brings change in the external situation.
- Assertive illocutionary act is intended to tell how things are in the world.
- Illocutionary act focuses on the speaker's intention in delivering an utterance.
Types of Speech Acts
- Locutionary act refers to the physical act of uttering words.
- Perlocutionary act or perlocutionary effect refers to the effect of the utterance on the listener.
Types of Speech
- Informative speech aims to share knowledge or information on a particular topic.
- Humorous speech aims to share laughter and enjoyment to the audience through witty and humorous lines.
- Educational speech is mainly performed for the purpose of educating the audience on new or relevant piece of information.
- Memorative speech involves the rote recitation of a written message that the speaker has committed to memory.
Key Points
- Clear and direct language is necessary for effective speech acts.
- The intention of the speaker plays a crucial role in determining the type of speech act.
- Different types of speech acts have different purposes and effects on the listener.
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Test your knowledge of speech acts and utterances with this quiz. Explore the intentional actions behind various types of speech acts and understand how they affect the listener.
