The Speaker's Actual Intent Is Not Always Clear from the Specific

question 11

Multiple Choice

The speaker's actual intent is not always clear from the specific words used, but listeners use their practical knowledge to accurately comprehend the intent and to reply appropriately.This practical knowledge represents:

• A)syntax
• B)prototypes
• C)pragmatics
• D)defining features

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Definitions:

Political Ideologies

Systems of beliefs or principles that influence or dictate how societies should be organized and governed, often defining positions on individual liberty, social equity, and the role of government.

Self-Evident

A statement or fact that is considered to be true and accepted without need for proof or further explanation.

Supporting Reasons

Justifications or arguments that back up a claim, idea, or decision, providing a foundation for its validity.

Credible Expert

A person who is recognized as having deep knowledge, skills, or experience in a specific field or subject.