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## Intercultural Communication Quiz **12. ** A barrier to intercultural communication that refers to the belief that one's own culture is better than others: * **Ethnocentrism** **13. ** This refers to one's national citizenship or legal status in a country or nation: * **National Identity** **...

## Intercultural Communication Quiz **12. ** A barrier to intercultural communication that refers to the belief that one's own culture is better than others: * **Ethnocentrism** **13. ** This refers to one's national citizenship or legal status in a country or nation: * **National Identity** **14. ** A barrier to intercultural communication that refers to negative behaviors that are caused by prejudice or stereotyping: * **Prejudice** **15. ** This is defined by one's social or economic status: * **Class Identity** ### Word Pool **Dell Hymes** **Grammatical** **Sociolinguistic** **Discourse** **Strategic** **Morphology and Syntax** **Semantics** **Bran Spitzberg** **Phonology** **Effectiveness** **Appropriateness** **16. ** He introduced the concept of communicative competence in the 1960's: **Dell Hymes** **17. ** The ability to use verbal and non-verbal communicative strategies in repairing breakdowns in communication: **Strategic** **18. ** This refers to one's knowledge and mastery of rules and conventions with regard to how meanings can be combined to form different types of texts or discourse: **Discourse** **19. ** Also called as linguistic competence: **Grammatical** **20. ** The ability to produce and interpret an utterance that is appropriate under various sociocultural contexts: **Sociolinguistic** **21. ** It is how words and sentences are formed: **Morphology and Syntax** **22. ** It refers to how words are produced: **Phonology** **23. ** The literal meaning associated with vocabulary: **Semantics** **24. ** Communicative competence is assessed based on two criteria namely **effectiveness** and **appropriateness**

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