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Verbal communication is that involving...

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Oral communication or speaking, no communication by writing

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Just sounds, no movement.

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Words or lexical units syntactically combined in sentences or utterances.

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using clues before we begin reading to guess what a text may be about

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getting the meaning out of every word and out of the links or relationships between words and between sentences

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finding a specific piece or pieces of information in it

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the pragmatical level.

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the orthographical level.

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the semantic level

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Controlled activities

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Neither answer is correct

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Activities based on imitation and repetition

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To connect the text and new information with the students' reality.

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To prepare the students about the topic to read.

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To check the students' comprehension as they read.

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Formal exponents

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It is not a standard of textuality but a grammatical device to relate the sentences with our ideas.

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It is a standard of textuality that gives meaning to the different words in a text.

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It is a standard of textuality relating the ways the components in a text are mutually connected.

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To be concentrated on the context

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To be concentrated on the speaker

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To be concentrated on the channel

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Post-reading activity

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Pre-reading activity

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While-reading activity

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It is a function used to explain something within or about the language itself or the science.

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It is a function used to control the behaviour of a participant.

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It is a function used to explain something that is always very difficult to understand.

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English for Academic Purposes (EAP)

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English as an International Language (EIL)

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English as a Second Language (ESL)

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The communication produced between individuals.

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The ability to use language with a purpose.

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The competition established between individuals when communicating.

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understanding the writer's opinions which are not implicitly or directly stated.

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understanding by deducing the meaning of particular words.

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understanding just the inferior or more basic parts of a text.

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To promote the acceptance of or convince about certain ideas as true or false.

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To demonstrate how to perform things.

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To write medical prescriptions.

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Predicting

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Intensive reading

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Intertextuality

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our physical aspects.

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eye contact

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Illocutionary act

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Speech act

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create an imaginary system of ideas, or using language for pleasure.

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imagine stories and excuses when you are late to class.

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exclusively to create poetry and songs.

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create personal poetry and songs.

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create an imaginary system of ideas, or using language for pleasure.

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express feelings, emotions, and personal reactions.

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Descriptive text

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Expressive or Literary text

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Argumentative text

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To be concentrated on the context

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To be concentrated on the speaker

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To be concentrated on the code

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Informativity

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Intentionality

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To make statements, convey facts and knowledge

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To control events. Not to establish a certain power but to maintain control

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To create imaginary system of ideas, using language for the pleasure of it

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English as a Foreign Language (EFL)

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English for Specific Purposes (ESP)

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English for Academic Purposes (EAP)

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the orthographical level.

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the pragmatical level.

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the lexical level

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To check the students' comprehension as they read.

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To connect the text and new information with the students' reality.

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To prepare the students about the topic to read.

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controlled activities.

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autonomous interaction activities.

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activities based on repetition and imitation.

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CEFR (Van Ek's) list of functions

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Jakobson's list of functions

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Halliday's list of functions

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Conative, poetic and phatic

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Instrumental, personal, interactional

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Getting things dine, structuring discourse, communication repair

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Pre-reading activity

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Post-reading activity

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While-reading activity

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Situationality

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Informativity

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Acceptability

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factors that make the use of a text acceptable upon knowledge of one or more previous texts

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receiver attitude to admit or recognise the relevance of the message

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situtation in which an author accepts reality

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Linguistic Context

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Social Context

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Emotional context

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Listening and reading

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Reading and speaking

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Listening and writing

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No, whereas multilingualism is the ability to speak several language, plurilingualism makes reference to the adaption of that knowledge to communicate in different cultural situations

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No, whereas multilingualism is the ability to speak several languages, plurilingualism is the ability to read and understand several languages.

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Situationality, intertextuality, semantics

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Both answers are correct

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Cohesion, acceptability, informativity

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Language and content

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Games and rhymes

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Pronunciation and vocabulary

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While-reading activity

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Post-reading activity

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Pre-reading activity

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a grammatical unit. It is defined by its size.

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a unit of language in use. It is defined by its meaning.

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Neither a. nor b.

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understood without considering the context.

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related in meaning with a certain context to be correctly understood.

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related to our non verbal language,

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Paralanguage

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a written productive skill.

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a written receptive skill.

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an oral receptive skill.

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a autonomous interaction activities.

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activities based on repetition and imitation.

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controlled activities.

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While-reading activity

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Post-reading activity

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Pre-reading activity

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the pragmatical level.

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the grammatical level.

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the ortographical level.

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Argumentative text

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Narrative text

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Expressive text

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It is a function used to explain something that is always very difficult to understand.

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It is a function used to make a reflection about a methodology.

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It is a function used to explain something within or about the language itself or the science

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reading texts about scanners

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reading very quickly to have a general idea of the meaning of the text.

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reading just to find a specific piece or pieces of information

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Intentional communication

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Verbal communication

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Non-verbal communication

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manipulate people

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ask for a tool, like the hammer, when you need it.

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manipulate the environment, to cause certain events to happen.

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Procedural text

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Narrative text

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Argumentative text

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the orthographical level.

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the grammatical level.

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the pragmatical level.

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Spanish as L1, French and English as Foreign Language

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French and Spanish as L1, English as L2

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Spanish as L1, French as L2 and English as Foreign Language

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Predicting

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Intensive reading

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morphological and syntactic knowledge, the knowledge of the lexicon and the knowledge of the written code.

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Both answers are correct.

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grammatical competence, the lexical competence and the ortographic competence.

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autonomous interaction activities

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controlled activities

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activities based on repetition and imitation

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The exchange and negotation of information between at least two individuals.

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A form of social interaction taking place in a context.

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The other two are correct.

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the processes by which people artificially develop proficiency in a language

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Neither answer is correct

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the processes by which people naturally develop proficiency in a language.

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To the study of communication in Greek.

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To the study of how space and distance influence communication.

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To the study of hand, arm, body, and face movements to communicate.

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a factors that make the use of a text dependent upon knowledge of one or more previously encountered texts.

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situation in which an author uniquely commits plagiarism

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way in which a text is written, when the author used flashbacks and mixes thosw parts chronologically previous to those ones that take place afterwards

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Jakobson's list of functions

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CEFR (Van Ek's) list of functions

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Halliday's list of functions

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Neither of them is correct

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Linguistic Context

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Social context

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untutored, artificial and subconscious

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tutored, artificial and conscious

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untutored, natural and subconscious

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Situationality

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Intertextuality

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Second language (L2)

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Foreign Language (FL)

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Third Language (L3)

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To manipulate the environment, to cause certain events to happen

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To acquire knowledge, to learn about the environment

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To express feelings, emotions and personal reactions

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Paralangue

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The students must know how to repeat things

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The students must gain accuracy

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The students must gain fluency

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Action rather than words, including sounds and paralanguage

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No oral communication or speaking, just communication by writing

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No sounds, just movement

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acquire knowledge, to learn about the environment.

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manipulate the environment, to cause certain events to happen.

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manipulate only people.

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Descriptive text.

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Expressive text.

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Procedural text.

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Reading and speaking

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Listening and reading

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Speaking and writing

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Paralanguage

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Eye contact

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Descriptive text

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Expressive Text

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Narrative text

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Talk about the author's background

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Identify the topic by its title

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Summarize the story

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Predicting

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Paralanguage

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using clues before we begin reading to guess what a text may be about

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understanding by deducing the meaning of particular words

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understanding how a story is going to finish

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