GCSE - Gcse English - Spoken Language Solution

Q.1.

Which one of the following is a reason why one speaker might interrupt another?

Q.2.

When more than one person speaks at a time, ......... occurs.

Q.3.

In a transcript, which of the following represents a micro pause?

Q.4.

The words 'um', 'er', 'uh', 'okay', or 'you know' are examples of...

Q.5.

Someone who speaks without much repetition or many fillers, pauses, or false starts would be described as...

Q.6.

Spontaneous speech is the opposite of...

Q.7.

What is a transcript?

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A transcript is exactly the same as a playscript
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A transcript is a written conversation which has had all of the errors corrected
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A transcript is a recorded conversation which has been written out exactly as it took place
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A transcript is a dialogue written in a narrative

Q.8.

What does 'stress' mean in the context of spoken language?

Q.9.

Speaking purely for social purposes or for the sake of interacting is known as...

Q.10.

People vary their speech according to their audience (or other participants) and the ...... in which they are speaking.