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Identify the symbol for interruption: |
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+... |
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+/. |
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++ |
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none of the above |
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How should a relatively short pause be transcribed? |
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a short pause is not transcribed in CHAT transcription |
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with the # symbol |
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the speech should be separated into two utterances |
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a comma is used to indicate a short pause |
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Which of the following symbols indicates other-completion? |
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+^ |
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+, |
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++ |
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+//. |
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| 4 |
Identify the symbol to indicate that a quotation precedes an utterance: |
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+? |
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"+ |
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+" |
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none of the above |
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What does the +//. symbol indicate in the following utterance?
*CHI: Daddy, more juice now!
*DAD: I was just going to +//. |
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self-completion |
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other-completion |
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trailing off of a question |
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self-interruption |
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Which of the following are the basic utterance terminators? |
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period and question mark |
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period, comma, and question mark |
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period, question mark, and exclamation mark |
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period, comma, question mark, and exclamation mark |
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| 7 |
Identify the FALSE pairing of symbol and defintion: |
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+". indicates quotation precedes |
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[c] indicates a clause delimiter |
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++ indicates other-completion |
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+^ is a lazy overlap marking |
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An utterance is trailed off to the shape of a question. Which symbol should be used to indicate this? |
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+... |
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...-? |
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+..? |
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none of the above |
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A child is slowly listing the letters of the alphabet. Which of the following symbols should be used as an utterance terminator to indicate listing? |
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-? |
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-: |
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+... |
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+/? |
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Which of the following symbols indicates interruption? |
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+... |
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+//. |
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+/? |
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+/. |
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Identify the symbol used to indicate a quick uptake: |
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+< |
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++ |
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+...! |
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+^ |
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What does the +//? symbol indicate? |
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self-interruption of a question |
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a paralinguistic event |
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a stressed syllable |
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none of the above |
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What does the +, symbol in the following utterances indicate?
*CHI: I'm going to run and run +...
*MOT: and then what?
*CHI: +, and run and run! |
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interruption |
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self-interruption |
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self-completion |
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other-completion |
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| 14 |
What do the +"/. and +" symbols indicate in the following utterances?
*MOT: and then the big bad wolf said +"/.
*MOT: +" I'm going to huff and puff and blow your house down. |
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+"/. indicates a quotation follows on the next line; +" indicates the quoted utterance |
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+"/. indicates the interruption of a quoted utterance which appears on the next line and is indicated by +" |
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+"/. indicates a quotation follows on the next line; +" indicates a pause before the start of quoted utterance |
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none of the above |
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In CHAT convention, what is the function of the comma? |
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to indicate a pause in speech |
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to indicate syntactic juncture |
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to indicate a tag question |
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all of the above |
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