The Queen's English
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Language & Communication
100

The most spoken, written, and widely scattered language/ 

What is English?

100

Your professor's first & last name

What is Diane Jandron?

100

Name four modes of communication.

What are: singing, talking, vocalizing, crying, writing, facial expression/body posture, proximity, tone of voice, inflection, gesture, drawing, and pointing?

200

Between 1600 and now, how was English carried to every corner of the globe? 

What is by armies, navies, companies, and expeditions?

200

The state where your professor & TA lived for more than 7 years. 

What is Arizona?

200

Daily Double: it is elaborate, sophisticated, and evolved overtime and constantly evolving.

What is communication (or language).

300

The Industrial Revolution created these, which also spread English.

What are roads, canals, and trains?

300

Your professors hometown.

What is Ishpeming?

300

The three extralinguistic types of information we process as a part of language. 

What are paralinguistic, nonlinguistic, and metalinguistic.

400
DAILY DOUBLE: they brought English to Britain.

Who are the Germanic tribes, the Angles, Saxons, and Jutes? (name at least one)

400

Your professor's heritage

What is Finnish?

400

Four types of nonlinguistic cues.

What are gestures, body posture, facial expression, eye contact, head & body movement, and physical distance?

500

The outward and visible signs of belonging to the professional middle class. 

What was the Received Pronunciation?

500

Your TA's cat name. 

What is Lem?

500

The earliest form of communication from an infant is considered to be this. 

What is reflexive?