Written Communication Concepts
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What is primarily communicated through written communication?

  • Data and statistical graphs
  • Non-verbal cues
  • Ideas, feelings, or experiences (correct)
  • Visual images

Who is responsible for communicating the message in a text?

  • The writer (correct)
  • The publisher
  • The editor
  • The reader

What does the topic of a written piece refer to?

  • The main idea or subject matter (correct)
  • The writer's biography
  • The historical context
  • The intended audience

What does the referential function in written communication aim to achieve?

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What aspect of writing is defined by the circumstances surrounding the communication?

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What is necessary for communication to occur?

<p>A speaker and a listener (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What role does the code play in communication?

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Which of the following best describes the 'channel' in communication?

<p>The method used to transmit the message (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is an essential aspect of communicative intentions?

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Which of the following is NOT considered part of the communication process?

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What is the primary intention of the referential function of language?

<p>To transmit facts and data with objectivity (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which type of text primarily employs the appellative function of language?

<p>Scientific articles aimed at demonstrating a conclusion (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

In which scenario would the referential function of language be appropriately used?

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What is a common characteristic of texts utilizing the appellative function?

<p>They aim to evoke a certain reaction or engagement from the audience (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following examples illustrates the use of the referential function of language?

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Flashcards

Speaker

The person who sends a message.

Listener

The person who receives a message.

Message

The information being conveyed in communication.

Code

The system used to encode a message (e.g., language).

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Channel

The method of communication (e.g., oral, written, visual).

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Referential Function

The function of language that aims to transmit factual information, data, and explanations with the goal of conveying knowledge objectively.

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Appellative Function

This function uses language to persuade or convince the audience about a particular point of view or idea.

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Difference between Referential and Appellative

Referential function focuses on conveying information objectively, while appellative function aims to influence the audience's opinions or actions.

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Referential Examples

Examples of texts where referential function is prominent.

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Appellative Examples

Examples of texts where appellative function is prominent.

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Communicative Situation

The communicative situation in written communication refers to the context surrounding the text, including the writer, the reader, the topic, the purpose, and the circumstances.

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Language Functions

Different language functions serve different purposes in written communication.

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Genres with Referential Function

Didactic texts, news reports, reports, monographs, and scientific postulates are examples of genres that primarily employ the referential function.

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Communicative Intention and Functions

The communicative intention in writing determines the language functions used.

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