Wardhaugh Ch. 2
Wardhaugh Ch. 3
Labov
Trudgill
Millroys
100

A dialect with an army

What is a language?

100

An aggregate of people joined in some common endeavor.

What is a Community of Practice

100

The linguistic speech pattern that Labov was studying

What is the postvocalic [r]?

100

According to Fischer's research, of the two sexes this one is most likely to perform changes 'from above'

What is female?

100

According to the Belfast research design, social networks are composed of

What are strong and weak network links?

200

Describes level of formality

What is 'style'?

200

Finding its basis in interactions, this is not something you have but something you do.

What is Social Identities

200

An adequate view of linguistics must take into account this

What is the uses of language?

200

This type of speech has connotations of masculinity and is adopted widely by men

What is WC speech (working class speech)?
200

Within a close-knit group who is the most likely to view innovations as too risky

Who is the person most central?

300

"Sets of language items associated with discrete occupational or social group" Wardhaugh

What is 'register'?

300

"The study of non-linguists' ideas about the regions, features, and values of dialects."

What is Perceptual Dialectologies

300

Labov's department store study investigated this social variable

What is social class?

300

The class with the greatest stylistic variation (005-087)

What is the UWC (Upper Working Class)?

300

While innovating groups are centrally located and composed of individuals coming from these socials classes (1), tight-knit networks are composed of individuals from these stratas

(1) who are individuals from upper-working class and lower-middle class

(2) What are the highest and lowest stratas

400

Asocial linguistics

Who is Noam Chompsky

400

British actress Gillian Anderson spoke British English in America as a child and was bullied. Today, she is known for being bidialectal. In an interview she spoke both British English and American English, going back and forth; an example of this.

What is Crossing

400
Labov did these things as a precursor to his large department store experiment

What is he (1) researched advertisements in local newspapers (Daily News and New York Times) and (2) compared prices of items to determine the socioeconomic index of the sales associates and customers?

400

Two reasons women are more status-conscious than men

What are (1) social positions in society are less secure than men and (2) women secure and signal their social status linguistically (and thus are more aware of the significance of this type of signal)

400

When is a person most likely to accept linguistic change

What is when there is something from the donor community that the receptor community wants?

500

A man in an elevator with a woman compliments her on her tank-top by saying "Hot top, babe". This is inappropriate. The woman subtly reaches for her pepper spray. 

Speaking appropriately for a situation and level of formality it calls for is necessary for this. The man failed to display it.

What is communicative competence?

500

Lavender Brown runs in to Parvati Patil in the Great Hall and exclaims, "OMG, like, I totally love all of the butterfly clips in your hair! They're like, totally sparkly!" 

Hermione, overhearing the comment as she passed by, mumbled "What an airhead," under her breath to Harry.

Hermione's idea of Lavender's way of speaking is this.

What is Hegemonic Ideologies

500

The normal workings of society have produced systematic differences between certain institutions or people, and that these differentiated forms have been ranked in status or prestige by general agreement

What is social stratification?

500

A method used by researchers to extract the most colloquial variety of a language

What is recounting a near-death experience?

500

While the Milroy’s account for the ‘innovator’ as something structural and abstract, Labov accounts for the ‘innovator’ as

What is a person?

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