Which of the following is an example of semantic noise?

a.

listening to gangster rap music for the first time

b.

not being able to see the blackboard from the back of the class

c.

getting advice from a disreputable source

d.

staying at a hostile environment

Question

Which of the following is an example of semantic noise?



a. 

listening to gangster rap music for the first time 


b. 

not being able to see the blackboard from the back of the class 


c. 

getting advice from a disreputable source 


d. 

staying at a hostile environment

anonymous · Answer

the meaning of Semanic Noise is: Semantic noise is noise or sound that carries special meaning due to the way it sounds, as in a person's accent or dialect. Examples include New Englanders saying 'wicked' to mean 'very' or a Southerner saying 'fixin' to' to mean 'preparing to.' These expressions carry semantic value in that they inform others of the person's background and intone a familiar attitude toward people from the same region.
IT'S EITHER BETWEEN B AND C I HOPE THIS NARROW IT DOWN FOR YOU.

anonymous · Answer

Thanks, that helps a lot