The Frame Problem Quiz

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Test your understanding of the frame problem.

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Dayana Itzel Saucedo Gómez

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The Frame Problem Quiz


Froggy Jumps The Frame Problem QuizVersion en ligne Test your understanding of the frame problem. par Dayana Itzel Saucedo Gómez 1 The Frame Problem in discourse analysis primarily concerns: a The difficulty of translating text between languages. b The indefinite size of context and its effect on meaning. c Finding a new name for the field of study. 2 Context includes all of the following except: a Shared cultural knowledge and historical settings. b The physical environment and previous utterances. c The author's unstated personal feelings about the topic. 3 The example of 'coffee' shows that a The only possible meaning is the liquid beverage. b The word's meaning changes based on the accompanying action (mop/broom). c Discourse analysts should avoid using common words as examples 4 The problem is called "The Frame Problem" because: a It is always necessary to frame a new question for every conversation. b It is challenging to decide where to "cut off" the consideration of context. c The true meaning is always hidden inside a metaphorical frame. 5 What is the primary way everyday people solve the Frame Problem? a They ignore context completely. b They research the history of every person they speak to. c They apply standards of relevance. 6 The core challenge for a discourse analyst is that considering more context: a Will always confirm the initial interpretation. b May change the meaning. c Is strictly forbidden by research standards. 7 The case of Joe and Jack pretending to be friends demonstrated that: a Initial judgments about meaning are always accurate. b What we think we know about the context may turn out to be false. c Sarcasm is never possible in friendly conversations. 8 The author argues that discourse analysts, compared to everyday people, should be: a Less concerned with cultural history. b More attentive and try to push context further. c Focused only on the physical environment. 9 The overall implication of the Frame Problem is that: a All interpretations of language are ultimately impossible. b Language meaning is fixed and permanent. c A definitive, final interpretation is difficult to achieve.

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The Frame Problem QuizVersion en ligne

par Dayana Itzel Saucedo Gómez

The Frame Problem in discourse analysis primarily concerns:

Context includes all of the following except:

The example of 'coffee' shows that

The problem is called "The Frame Problem" because:

What is the primary way everyday people solve the Frame Problem?

The core challenge for a discourse analyst is that considering more context:

The case of Joe and Jack pretending to be friends demonstrated that:

The author argues that discourse analysts, compared to everyday people, should be:

The overall implication of the Frame Problem is that: