1. What does modality imply?
A. The authors
attitude to his only reality
B. The authors attitude to his background
C. The authors attitude to his personages and described reality
D. The readers attitude to his only reality
2. How can modality be expressed?
A.
Directly
B. indirectly and directly
C. indirectly
D. All of them are correct
3.How many approaches are there to modality?
A.4
B.3 C.5 D.2
4. How is modality presented in the second approach?
A.
In two aspects
B.in three aspects
C.in five aspects
D.in four aspects
5. Where can we find the third approach of modality?
A.
objective grammar
B. easy grammar
C. Traditional grammar
D. In modern grammar
6. Modality is especially ___ in poetry, where the author expresses his attitude to reality through the words of his lyrical hero.
A. unpopular
B. Conspicuous C. Unfamiliar D. Conscious
7. It is inherent in a poetic text as a whole. ,,From the three main genres of literature-lyrics, epos, drama,, Who wrote these sentences?
A. Stepanov B. Shvedova C. Galperin D. Zolotova
8. ,,A personal attitude to the created image is sure to suppose an evaluation,, Who wrote these sentences?
A. Stepanov B. Shvedova C. Galperin D. Zolotova
9. Find the typical qualities of scientific texts:
A. conspicuous B. objective only C. Logic and compared
D. Objective, logic,argumentative
10. In compositions of prose textual __ is realized on the basis of certain regularities.
A.author B.model
C. Modality D.interaction
11. Which is the most convenient and concise way of realizing modality in a sentence?
A. device
B. epithet C. Prose D. Attitude
12. The word ‘style’ is derived …
a) from the Latin word
stilos which means ‘a short stick sharp at the one end and flat at the other’ used by the Romans for writing on wax tablets.
b) from the Greek word
stile which means ‘a short stick ’ used by the Romans for writing on wax tablets.
c)
from the Latin word stile which means ‘a short and clear’ used by the Romans for writing on wax tablets.
d) from the Latin word
stilos which means ‘a short stick sharp at the one end and dull at the other’ used by the Romans for writing on wax tablets.
