Дисциплина 1 (1 шеттілініңстилистикасы
/ Стилистика 1 иностранного языка
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1Выберитеодинответ. Stylistics is… .
a branch of general linguistics
a poetic style
a branch of syntax
a product of individual choices
a certain system
2Выберитеодинответ. “Style is regarded as something that belongs exclusively to the plane of expression and doesn’t belong to the plane of content”, said … .
Skrebnev Y. M.
Galperin I. R.
Arnold I. V.
Babenko Y.V.
Morokhovsky A.N.
3Выберитеодинответ. Expressive means and Stylistic devices are …
found in the group of metaphor.
sublanguages.
the special media of language which secure the desirable effect of the utterance.
derived from the words paradigm and syntagma.
figures of identity
4Выберитеодинответ. The invariant of the phonetic, morphological, lexical and syntactical patterns circulating in language- in- action at a given period of time is
Norm
Style
Syntax
Semasiology
Syntagmatics
5Выберитеодинответ.… are those phonetic, morphological, word-building, lexical, phraseological and syntactical forms which exist in language-as-a-system for the purpose of logical and/or emotional intensification of the utterance.
Stylistic devices
Expressive means
Styles
Utterances
Texts
6Выберитеодинответ. …is a conscious and intentional intensification of some typical structure and/or semantic property of a language unit (neutral or expressive) promoted to a generalized status and thus becoming a generative model.
Expressive means
Stylistic device
Substyle
Level
Connotation
7Выберитеодинответ. The words “style as a system of interrelated language means serves a definite aim in communication” belong to?
Stepanov Y.S.
Morokhovsky A.N.
Kukharenko V.A.
Golub I.V.
Galperin I.R.
8Выберитеодинответ.Skrebnev Y. M. uniquely singles in stylistics the level of …. out.
stylistics phonetics
stylistics morphology
stylistics lexicology
stylistics syntax
stylistics semasiology
9.Choose a correct answer. …..is a complex of lexical, grammatical, etc. peculiarities by which a certain type of speech is characterized.
A style
a functional style
a substyle
stylistics
stylistic semisiology
10.Choose a correct answer. ….is a system of coordinated, interrelated and interconditioned language means intended to fulfill a specific function of communication and aiming at a definite effect.
a substyle
A functional style
A style
An object of stylistics
A norm
11Выберитеодинответ.Rhymes in words ending with a stressed syllable are called … .
male
female
dactylic
triple
tremble
12Выберитеодинответ.Rhymes in words with the last syllable unstressed are called … .
male
female
dactylic
triple
tremble
13Выберитеодинответ.. . … the repetition of identical or similar terminal sound combinations of words.
Rhythm
Onomatopoeia
Rhyme
Alliteration
Poetry
14Выберитеодинответ.The following metrical pattern (U S) U-unstressed, S-stressed is … .
trochaic metre
dactylic metre
anapaest
iambic metre
amphibrachic metre
15Выберитеодинответ. This metrical pattern (S U) U-unstressed, S-stressed is … .
trochee
iambus
dactyl
amphibrach
anapaest
16Выберитеодинответ.This metrical pattern (S U U) U-unstressed, S-stressed is … .
trochee
iambus
dactyl
amphibrach
anapaest
17Выберитеодинответ. This metrical pattern (U SU) U-unstressed, S-stressed is … .
amphibrach
trochee
dactyl
anapaest
iambus
18Выберитеодинответ. This metrical pattern (U U S) U-unstressed, S-stressed is … .
trochee
iambus
dactyl
amphibrach
anapaest
19Выберитеодинответ. The following words “ ding-dong”, “buzz”, ”bang”, “mew”, “roar” are a typical example of ... .
rhythm
rhyme
alliteration
direct onomatopoeia
.indirect onomatopoeia
20Выберитеодинответ. The following titles of books “Sense and sensibility”, “Pride and Prejudice”, “The School for Scandal” are a typical examples of … .
indirect onomatopoeia
alliteration
rhythm
rhyme;
direct onomatopoeia
21Выберитеодинответ.Absence of the articles … .
is typical of headlines
is not typical of headlines
is rarely observed in headlines
is never observed in headlines
is often happened in headlines
22Выберитеодинответ. Sometimes articles are … .
absurd in colloquial speech
strictly used in colloquial speech
never used in colloquial speech
often used in colloquial speech
omitted in careless colloquial speech
23Выберитеодинответ. In the English language a very young child of either sex (a baby) may be and usually is referred to as … .
one
you
he
she
it
24Выберитеодинответ.In the English language the name of a vessel is referred to as… .
she
it
he
we
you
25Выберитеодинответ. In English the present tense can express an action of … .
the past
the present
the past, the present and the future
the future
the future and the present
26Выберитеодинответ. The subject of … is variability of the forms expressing identical grammatical meanings, which are often shifted.
stylistic morphology
stylistic phonetics
stylistics
stylistic lexicology
stylistic syntax
27Выберитеодинответ. Choose a right number. Affixation in English has some expressiveness.
It’s impossible
I doubt
It’not given
I hesitate
It`s right.
28Выберитеодинответ. The suffix –ish in the following adjectives baldish, dullish, biggish serves to emphasize
‘delicate or tactful shadow of meaning’.
disapproval.
obviousnegative
evaluation.
indifference.
bookish manner.
29Выберитеодинответ. The suffix –ish in the following adjectives selfish, snobbish, raffish serves to emphasize
‘delicate or tactful shadow of meaning’.
disapproval.
obviousnegativeevaluation.
indifference.
bookish manner.
30Выберитеодинответ. The suffix – esque in the following words Dantesque,Turneresque, Kafkaesque … .
means the manner or style of this particular person
‘delicate or tactful shadow of meaning’
disapproval
obvious negative evaluation
indifference
31Выберитеодинответ.Find the example of metaphor.
Dear Nature is the Kindest Mother still.
Or a ‘Ha! ha! or ‘Bah –a yawn or ‘Pooh!’
Faithful as a dog
A well-matched, fairly-balanced give-and-take couple.
Mr. Facing-Both-Ways does not get very far in this world.
32Выберитеодинответ.Define the stylistic device. Speaking silence.
Oxymoron
Zeugma
Alliteration
Periphrasis
Assonan
ce
33Выберитеодинответ. Define the stylistic device “The leaves fell sorrowfully”.
Metaphor
Metonymy
Onomatopoeia
Synecdoche
Euphony
34Выберитеодинответ.Define the stylistic device. “Money talks.”
Synecdoche
Personification
Alliteration
Metaphor
Metonomy
35Выберитеодинответ.It is a deliberate overstatement or exaggeration, the aim of which is to intensify one of the features of the object. It is… .
Simile
Meiosis
Litotes
Hyperbole
Metonymy
36Выберитеодинответ. Find the example of Hyperbole.
He was not without taste
I was half afraid you had forgotten me
Her family is one aunt about a thousand years old
We’ve got a few lights on Broadway, don’t you think, Mr. Platt?
“And what did you think of our little town?” Asked Zizzbaum with the famous smile of the Manhattanite
37Выберитеодинответ. The logical and psychological trope is opposite to hyperbole.
Meiosis
Metonymy
Metaphor
Irony
Simile
38Выберитеодинответ.Find the oxymoronic word combination.
poor man
people town
low skyscraper
little person
small room
39Выберитеодинответ. Find the example of Meiosis.
The leaves fell sorrowfully
As the sword is the worst argument that can be used, so should it be the last
It must be delightful to find oneself in a foreign country without a penny in one’s pocket
He lives a stone’s throw from here
It will cost you a pretty penny to buy this ring with a wonderful big diamond
40Выберитеодинответ. Litotes presents a statement in the form of … .
affirmation
nullification
necessity
negation
navigation
41Выберитеодинответ. Find the example of Litotes.
She writes rather too often.
King Arthur was no coward.
I’ve told you fifty times!
They think we have come by this house in some dishonest manner.
Small clear chords hung in the air like flowers.
42Выберитеодинответ. … is SD based on the principle of substitution of one object for another.
Antonomasia
Euphemism
Metonymy
Allegory
Metaphor
43Выберитеодинответ. Find the example of Metonymy.
Gentleman of the long robe.
To join the majority.
The hat is still here.
Don’t be a Don Quixote!
The better sex.
44Выберитеодинответ.Find the example of Irony.
It must be delightful to find oneself in a foreign country without a penny in one’s pocket
He is not a coward.
Everything – nothing.
It will cost you a pretty penny.
Fit for tat.
45Выберитеодинответ. Find the example of Periphrasis.
Make hay while the sun shines.
The better sex.
The hat is still here.
Don’t be a Don Quixote.
To join the majority.
46Выберитеодинответ. … a mild or vague expression instead of harsh or blunt one.
Personification
Allegory
Euphemism
Synecdoche
Irony
47Выберитеодинответ. Find the example of Euphemism.
To join the majority.
A fine friend you are.
To keep body and soul together.
The hall applauded.
Low skyscraper.
48Выберитеодинответ. Find the example of Antonomasia.
The better sex.
Since I felt you, mine eye is in my mind.
No rose without a throne.
All is not gold that glitters.
He is a real Don Quixote.
49Выберитеодинответ. Find the example of Metaphor.
Pat and I were chewing the rag about it.
Rude am I in my speech.
You are like an angel.
Every Caesar has his Brutes.
The hat is still here.
50Выберитеодинответ.… is interplay between the logical and nominal meanings.
Antonomasia
Metaphor
Metonymy