1. What does modality imply?

b) “Take it off at once, and come help check these glasses …. .” (Philip Pullman)
c) “Take it off at once, and come help check these glasses …. ” (Philip Pullman)
d) “Take it off at once, and come help check these …. ” (Philip Pullman)
174. Which statement is correct according to The Chicago Manual of style?

a) I really want to do it, but …

b) I can’t do this anymore, I just …
c) A president's words…can start wars or broker peace.
d) I think . . . we should move to a different country.
175. “He sat, still and silent, until his future landlord accepted his proposals and brought writing materials to complete the business. He sat, still and silent, while the landlord wrote.” (Dickens) is an example of:

a) anaphora b) epiphora c) anadiplosis d) framing
176. The word at the beginning is repeated at the end – a…a, b…b.): In those days men were men, and women were women.

a) anaphora b) epiphora c) anadiplosis d) framing

177. Repetition of the last word or phrase in one clause at the beginning of the next.

a) anaphora b) epiphora c) anadiplosis d) framing

178. What kind of repetition is used in the sentence? “Power tends to corrupt, and absolute power corrupts absolutely.”

a) anaphora b) epiphora c) anadiplosis d) Root repetition

179. Stylistic lexicology deals …
a) with the contrastive study of stylistic phenomenon in the level of more than one language. It analyses the stylistic resources not inherent in a separate language but at the crossroads of two languages, or two literatures and is obviously linked to the theory of translation.
b) with analyses of the text from both author’s and reader’s point of view. Itt makes literary and linguistic analyses simultaneously.
c) that is special sublanguages or varieties of the national language such as 1) the belles-lettres style; 2) the publicist style; 3) the newspaper style; 4) the scientific prose style; 5) the style of official documents.