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Test your understanding of language and gender.

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Agista Putri Setianingsih

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Language & Gender Quiz


Language & Gender QuizVersion en ligne Test your understanding of language and gender. par Agista Putri Setianingsih 1 Which sentence is most appropriate when talking to your lecturer? a Yo bro, listen up! b Good evening, please. c Hey dude, what's up? d Good morning, Sir. May I ask a question? 2 Which factor is NOT part of 'language in situation'? a What food they eat b Why they speak c Where they speak d Who speaks 3 Which is an example of informal language? a Good afternoon, Madam. I need your help. b Please explain again, thanks. c Oi, say it again, I didn’t get it. d Excuse me, could you explain it again, please? 4 Which is an example of formal language? a Please repeat that. b Can you repeat that, bro? c Good morning, Sir. I have a question. d Yo, what’s up? 5 The study of how language changes depending on context is called: a Language in Situation b Language in Time c Language in Books d Language in Grammar 6 According to Robin Lakoff (1975), women’s speech is usually… a More polite and softer b Always rude c Same as men’s speech d More direct and authoritative 7 What is the difference between sex and gender? a Sex = biological, Gender = social/cultural b Sex = polite speech, Gender = rude speech c Sex = spoken, Gender = written d No difference 8 Which word is more inclusive? a Chairperson b Chairlady c Chairboy d Chairman 9 Women often use… a More standard forms (like talking) b Only informal English c More slang forms (like talkin’) d No difference at all 10 Why should ELT teachers care about language & gender? a To only teach grammar rules b To make language harder c To ignore social context d To avoid bias and promote inclusive classrooms

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Language & Gender QuizVersion en ligne

par Agista Putri Setianingsih

Which sentence is most appropriate when talking to your lecturer?

Which factor is NOT part of 'language in situation'?

Which is an example of informal language?

Which is an example of formal language?

The study of how language changes depending on context is called:

According to Robin Lakoff (1975), women’s speech is usually…

What is the difference between sex and gender?

Which word is more inclusive?

Women often use…

Why should ELT teachers care about language & gender?