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Component 03: Independent Language Research
3.1 Independent Investigation
3.1.1 Selecting a Research Topic
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What does the language concept of grammar focus on?
Sentence structures
Pragmatics examines speech acts, politeness strategies, and
implicature
What does the language concept of grammar primarily examine?
Sentence structures
Vocabulary, word formation, and semantic fields are part of the language concept of
lexis
Good research questions should be specific, answerable, and
interesting
Good research questions should be specific, narrow in scope, and not overly
broad
Good research questions should be overly broad to encourage extensive exploration
False
Match the language concept with its area of interest:
Lexis ↔️ Vocabulary, word formation
Grammar ↔️ Sentence structures, clause types
Discourse ↔️ Cohesion, coherence, genre conventions
Pragmatics ↔️ Speech acts, politeness strategies
Order the steps involved in developing a research project from identifying key concepts to establishing research aims:
1️⃣ Identify key language concepts
2️⃣ Explore potential research areas
3️⃣ Develop relevant research questions
4️⃣ Evaluate resource availability
5️⃣ Refine chosen topic
6️⃣ Establish research aims
Match the criteria for a good research topic with its description:
Scope ↔️ Focused and manageable in scale
Relevance ↔️ Directly addresses a specific language concept
Feasibility ↔️ Can be investigated with available resources
Interest ↔️ Sparks intellectual curiosity
What are the primary areas of interest in phonology?
Accent, intonation, stress
The study of vocabulary, word formation, and semantic fields falls under the language concept of
lexis
Selecting an intriguing and manageable topic is crucial for a successful research project.
True
What does the study of grammar focus on in language research?
Sentence structures
Broad and vague research questions are suitable for an independent language project.
False
When developing relevant research questions, it's important to have a focused, manageable
topic
Analytical tools like corpus analysis software are essential for all language research projects
False
Phonology examines
accent
, intonation, and stress patterns in language
True
Good research questions should be answerable through
data collection
and analysis
True
Discourse analysis includes cohesion, coherence, and genre
conventions
A focused topic is essential for an independent language
research
project.
True
Cohesion, coherence, and genre conventions are studied in the field of
discourse
Why should research questions be answerable for an independent language project?
Data collection
What is the key to developing meaningful research questions for a language project?
Focused language concept
When evaluating resource availability, consider whether relevant data sources are sufficient to address the research
questions
Choosing a focused, manageable topic within key language concepts is crucial for a successful research
project
Refer back to language concepts such as lexis, grammar, discourse, phonology, and pragmatics to identify potential research
questions
Refer back to key language concept areas to help identify a focused, feasible research
topic
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