An interview, according to the Cambridge Dictionary (2022) may take the forms of: "a meeting in which someone asks you questions to see if you are suitable for a job or a course"; "a conversation in which someone is asked their opinion about a product or service, so that it can be improved or better advertised"; "a conversation in which someone is asked questions about themselves or a subject they know about for a newspaper article, television show, etc."

Bearing that in mind, consider the following statements about a written interview:

(  ) Interviewer and interviewee are part of a context, socially, historically and culturally built.

(  ) An interview may be analysed from a structuralist perspective to see its context.

(  ) The linguistic strategies used in an interview may direct the reader towards a certain objective (selling a product, persuading about an idea, telling a story, etc.)

Check the alternative that brings the correct sequence of True and False according to the statements:

Alternativas:

• a)
• F- F- T
• b)
• T- F- T
• Alternativa assinalada
• c)
• T- F- F
• d)
• F- T- T
• e)
• T- T- T