Стилистика английского языка, тест
| Цена, руб. | 300 |
| Номер работы | 10977 |
| Предмет | Иностранные языки |
| Тип работы | Контрольная |
| Объем, стр. | 2 |
| Оглавление | "TEST 2 Choose the correct answer: 1. In the emphatic sentence ‘In went Mr Pickwick’ Dickens used a) a lexical expressive means. b) a lexical stylistic device. c) a syntactical expressive means. d) a syntactical stylistic device. 2. The sentence ‘This (his beard), his regular eyebrows, and the white, and black, and brown of his complexion made me think him a very handsome man’ contains a) inversion. b) a detachment. c) a parallel construction. d) a euphemisms. 3. The following sequence of sentences ‘’Now he understood. He understood many things. One can be a person first’ contains a) gradation. b) parallel constructions. c) a repetition. d) inversion. 4. An abrupt stoppage in speech resulting in unfinished sentences is used in a) a break-in-the-narrative. b) a climax. c)an anticlimax d) litotes. 5. The peculiar use of negative constructions in litotes a) is similar to a straightforward positive statement. b) results in a stronger negative meaning. c) implies deliberate understatement. d) is grammatically incorrect. 6. The sentence ‘What have I done to deserve this treatment?’ contains a) a suppositional question. b) a rhetorical question. c) an allusion. d) a disjunctive question. 7. The following extract ‘US senators unanimously agreed to allow into the chamber guide dogs or other assistance needed by staff members to alleviate an embarrassing situation Monday. The temporary rule was passed following an incident when Moira Shea. a congressional fellow for Sen Ron Wyden, D-Ore., was not permitted to the floor because of an objection to her bringing her dog Beau, a yellow Labrador retriever’ belongs to a) the scientific style. b) the colloquial style. c) the style of the mass media. d) the belles-lettres style 8. The extract from a lawyer’s speech in court ‘There is one way in which all men are created equal- there is one human institution that makes a pauper the equal of a Rockefeller, the stupid man the equal of an Einstein, and the ignorant man the equal of any college president’ belongs to a) the oratorical style. b) the familiar colloquial style. c) the literary colloquial style. d) low colloquial English. 9. The following extract ‘It was a lovely place, really a tasteful and colourful thing, and suggestive of a genuine love of beauty in her... She was gracious, tactful, artful, not unlike her old self, yet more interesting because more experienced’ contains a) represented speech. b) a description. c) a meditation. d) a direct speech. " |
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