What does the colloquial style aim to achieve?, Emotional impact, Communication., Scientific progress, Information, Which style is typically used in scientific texts?, Colloquial, .Official, Publicist, Belle-letters, What is the main aim of publicist and belle-lettres styles?, To inform, To communicate, To achieve emotional. impact, To debate, Which of the following is an example of a colloquial word for “child”?, Infant, Offspring, .Kid, Juvenile, The word “commence” is considered:, Neutral, Colloquial, Bookish., Derogatory, Which word has a neutral meaning in this set?, .Child, Kid, Infant, Offspring, Which type of style is appropriate for formal communication?, Informal, Emotional, Neutral, Scientific., Which of the following is an example of a ‘rude’ expression?, Daddy, Shut up., Mummy, Beak (nose), The word “beak” (meaning nose) carries which type of connotation?, Endearing, Rude, Humorous., Ironical, A “bookish” word for “go away” is:, Get lost, Leave, Withdraw., Go on, Which dialect uses the word “bairn” for “child”?, Southern, Cockney, Scottish., American, What is the American English equivalent of “holiday” in British English?, .Vacation, Weekend, Leave, Break, Which of the following is an example of an archaic word?, Status quo, Alter ego, .Thou, Computer, The word “fall” in American English corresponds to which word in British English?, Autumn., Spring, Summer, Winter, Which functional style would be used in a legal document?, Publicist, Colloquial, .Official, Belle-lettres, What is the primary aim of the official style?, Informing., Emotional impact, Persuasion, Humor, “Ironical” speech is often associated with which type of connotation?, Endearing, Neutral, .Sarcastic, Colloquial, Which of the following is an example of a humorous colloquialism for death?, To retire, .To kick the bucket, To proceed, To withdraw, “Daddy” is an example of:, .Colloquial word, Neutral word, Bookish word, Rude word, Which is NOT an example of an emotionally colored style?, Ironic, Passionate, Solemn, Neutral., The word “rot” used in colloquial speech generally has what type of connotation?, Positive, Neutral, .Derogatory, Endearing, Which dialect is associated with the word “haggis”?, Northern, Cockney, Scottish., American, A formal, bookish word for “start” is:, Get going, Go on, Commence., Begin, In British English, the word “mail” in American English is replaced with:, Post., Letter, Package, Message, The word “realm” is an example of:, Neologism, Archaic word., Scientific term, Colloquialism

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