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2. What did Brown and Levison define as a 'face threatening act'?

  • an act that damages the face of the addressee or the speaker by insulting their face
  • an act that damages the face of the addressee or the speaker by acting in opposition to the wants and desires of the other.
  • an act that damages the face of the addressee or the speaker by actually hurting them
  • an act that damages the face of the addressee or the speaker by threatening them in a social way

3. Instrumental power is...

  • where the audience actually has power due to their position
  • where the writer/speaker must try and persuade the audience
  • where the writer/speaker actually has power due to their position
  • where the audience must try and persuade the speaker

4. Who said "language can be 'face saving' or 'face threatening'"

  • Fairclough
  • Goffman
  • Brown and Levison
  • Wareing

5. If you were the submissive talker in a conversation, what would you be according to Fairclough?

  • The equal encounter
  • The less equal encounter
  • The non-powerful participant
  • The powerful participant

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