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Which type of metadiscourse includes connectives such as 'first', 'next', and 'in connection with'?
Which type of metadiscourse includes connectives such as 'first', 'next', and 'in connection with'?
- Validity markers
- Interpersonal metadiscourse
- Textual metadiscourse (correct)
- Code glosses
What type of metadiscourse is used to help readers understand the writer's intended meaning by rewording, explaining, defining, or clarifying the sense of a usage?
What type of metadiscourse is used to help readers understand the writer's intended meaning by rewording, explaining, defining, or clarifying the sense of a usage?
- Code glosses (correct)
- Narrators
- Illocution markers
- Attitude markers
Which type of metadiscourse is used to express the writer's commitment to the probability or truth of a statement?
Which type of metadiscourse is used to express the writer's commitment to the probability or truth of a statement?
- Interpersonal metadiscourse
- Code glosses
- Validity markers (correct)
- Textual metadiscourse
What type of metadiscourse is used to inform readers of the source of the information presented?
What type of metadiscourse is used to inform readers of the source of the information presented?
Which type of metadiscourse is used to make explicit the discourse act the writer is performing at certain points?
Which type of metadiscourse is used to make explicit the discourse act the writer is performing at certain points?
Romanticism was a strong reaction against Neoclassicism.
Romanticism was a strong reaction against Neoclassicism.
Romanticism emphasized the revival of the national cultural heritage and interest in the Anglo-Saxon and medieval historical past.
Romanticism emphasized the revival of the national cultural heritage and interest in the Anglo-Saxon and medieval historical past.
Neoclassicism emphasized the importance of feelings, inspiration, and imagination.
Neoclassicism emphasized the importance of feelings, inspiration, and imagination.
Neoclassicism rejected the freedom of artistic expression.
Neoclassicism rejected the freedom of artistic expression.
Romanticism rejected normative prescriptions concerning artistic content and form.
Romanticism rejected normative prescriptions concerning artistic content and form.
