13. Which communicative style is used in respectful situations or formal ceremonies, like weddings and funerals? a. Frozen b. Formal c. Consultative d. Casual 14. What makes this conversation inappropriate? Student: Hi, Sir Idol! Ya know where Ms. Reyes be stayin’? Teacher: Good morning, too. I’m afraid Ms. Reyes is not around today. Student: Whuut? Sheesh! I was kinda hopin’to see her today. a. The teacher should have used casual speech style. b. The teacher should have used intimate speech style. c. The student should have used intimate speech style. d. The student should have used consultative speech style. 15. Which response appropriately completes the dialogue? Doctor: Good morning, Mrs. Benitez. What seems to be the problem? Patient: Good morning, Doc. I have been getting severe headaches lately. Doctor: ________________________________________________________________ a. Oh my! What’s with these headaches? c. Girl, that’s because you’ve become fat! b. How long have you had these headaches? d. May the Lord God heal your body and soul. For numbers 16-19, identify the communicative style used in the given discourse. Write FORMAL, FROZEN, CONSULTATIVE, CASUAL, or INTIMATE. 16. A: Eternal rest grant unto them, O Lord. B: And let perpetual light shine upon them. A: May their souls and the souls of all the faithful departed, through the mercy of God, rest in peace. Amen 17. PRIEST: Jesus’ parable should give us deep peace. Looking at our individual spiritual lives, we often can feel discouraged as we struggle with the same temptations or experience times of dryness in our prayer. God’s will and purpose does not always seem clear. However, through God’s grace we are growing. 18. A: Look at you, my baby! You look really beautiful tonight. I’m sure many boys will dance with you. B. Eeeww Mom, stop! I will not dance. Period. 19. A. Great game, bro! B: Thanks, bro! You joinin’ the fun later?