Questions on inclusive rhetoric, metaphor and persuasion
1) What attitudes are typical of inclusive rhetoric?
- A. Inclusive metaphors, progressive narratives, simple black and white argumentational structures
- B. Inclusive metaphors, static narratives, simple argumentational structure
- C. Concrete metaphors, resounding narratives, complex argumentational structure
- D. Inclusive metaphors, progressive narratives, complex argumentational structure
2) From conceptual to linguistic metaphor
Provide an example of a metaphorical expression (linguistic metaphor) which could suit the following conventional conceptual metaphor: love is a journey.
- A. We’ve hit a dead-end street
- B. Love is a battlefield
- C. The cat is on the mat
- D. Our love is infinite
3) What are the main levels in the framework for the analysis of persuasion?
- A. I contextual perspective, II textual perspective, III controversial perspective
- B. I contextual perspective, II temporal perspective, III cognitive perspective
- C. I contextual perspective, II textual perspective, III cognitive perspective
- D. I cognitive perspective, II textual perspective, III contextual perspective
4) What are three main characteristics of the Red Queen as a stereotype of power?
- A. Apparently strong but practically weak, bases her power on fear, uses love and influence
- B. Evidently strong and invincible, bases her power on fear, uses hatred and violence
- C. Apparently weak but practically strong, bases her power on fear, uses hatred and violence
- D. Apparently strong but practically weak, bases her power on fear, uses hatred and violence
5) What is manipulation according to Van Dijk?
- A. Manipulation is a communicative practice in which the manipulator exercises control over the others, usually according to their will; it involves an abuse of power and “recipients” are victims
- B. Manipulation is a communicative practice in which the manipulator favours the others, usually against their will; it involves abuse of power and “recipients” are victims
- C. Manipulation is a communicative practice in which the manipulator exercises control over the others, usually against their will; it involves an abuse of power and “interlocutors” are free
- D. Manipulation is a communicative practice in which the manipulator exercises control over the others, usually against their will; it involves an abuse of power and “recipients” are victims
6) From linguistic to conceptual metaphor, i.e. metaphor analysis in four steps
Which of the following description is more correct?
- A. 1: metaphor identification (focus identification, conceptual metaphor identification), 2: grammatical implications, 3 appeals to emotion, 4 considerations with respect to macrotext
- B. 1 metaphor identification (focus identification, conceptual metaphor identification), 2 conceptual implications, 3 appeals to emotion, 4 considerations with respect to macrotext
- C. 1 metaphor identification (focus identification, conceptual metaphor identification), 2 appeals to emotion, 3 conceptual implications, 4 considerations with respect to microtext
- D. 1 considerations with respect to macrotext, 2 conceptual implications, 3 appeals to emotion, 4 metaphor identification (focus identification, conceptual metaphor identification)
7) The three factors of persuasion sustainability are:
- A. The kind of relationship, the way of persuading and the aims of the persuasive action
- B. Facing your fears, accepting your faults, and showing empathy
- C. Knowledge hoarding, knowledge sharing and strengthening the gap
- D. The kind of persuasion, the way of persuasion and the aims of the persuasive action
8) Which of the following best defines metaphor according to Lakoff?
- A. Metaphor is understanding and experiencing one kind of thing in terms of another
- B. Metaphor is a cross-domain ideology in a conceptual system
- C. Metaphor is an unconventional device
- D. Metaphor is a trope
9) How does Lakoff define metaphor technically?
- A. Metaphor in an unconventional device
- B. Metaphor is a trope
- C. Metaphor is a cross-domain mapping in a conceptual system
- D. Metaphor is misunderst