Packet 1: Bonus 11

This phenomenon, syllable timing, and contour pitch accent characterize the “Rez Accent.” For 10 points each:
[10e] Name or describe this phenomenon that, along with vocal fry, characterizes the “valley girl accent” in an example of women-led language shifts. This prosodic phenomenon signals a question in Standard English.
ANSWER: uptalk [or upspeak; or high-rising terminals; or mid- or high-rise terminals; accept any description of pitch going up at the end of a sentence; prompt on descriptions of rising or upward inflection/pitch generally by asking “at what point in a sentence?”]
[10m] A linguist with this surname examined women’s contextually greater use of standard forms in Language and Women’s Place. A linguist of this surname contrasted “strict father” and “nurturant parent” frames in Moral Politics.
ANSWER: Lakoff [accept Robin Lakoff or George Lakoff; prompt on Robin Tolmach by asking “what married surname did she use professionally?”]
[10h] Mary Bucholtz found that women in California built identities as these people through puns and “hypercorrect” forms, in contrast to two archetypes studied by Penelope Eckert.
ANSWER: nerds [or “nerd girls”; accept nerdy or word forms; prompt on girls, students, high schoolers, or teenagers; reject “geeks” or word forms]
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