Match List – I with List – II.

List-I (Communication form)	List – II (Description)
A. Personal address	I. Sequential accounts told and retold from a particular viewpoint
B. Social drama	II. Subject to a community’s rules for appropriate conduct
C. Narratives	III. Points to self andothers in interaction
D. Silence	IV. Invokes local socio-cultural rules for behavior

Choose the correct answer from the options given below:

The correct option is A-III, B-IV, C-I, D-II.

To understand why this is the correct matching, let us analyze each communication form and its corresponding description step-by-step:
1. A. Personal address matches with III. Points to self and others in interaction:
Personal address refers to how speakers refer to or address themselves and their conversational partners (e.g., through pronouns, titles, or names). These linguistic choices index or point to the social status, relationship, and identities of the self and others during interaction.

2. B. Social drama matches with IV. Invokes local socio-cultural rules for behavior:
Social dramas are public conflict processes or episodes where social norms are breached, audited, and resolved. During these events, actors reference and invoke local socio-cultural rules for behavior to negotiate, accuse, or repair social relations.

3. C. Narratives matches with I. Sequential accounts told and retold from a particular viewpoint:
Narratives are stories or sequential sequences of actions and events. They are structured and repeated (told and retold) to convey a specific interpretation, message, or moral from a particular perspective or viewpoint.

4. D. Silence matches with II. Subject to a community’s rules for appropriate conduct:
Silence is a highly communicative and structured phenomenon. When, where, and for how long one should remain silent is deeply embedded in, and governed by, a specific community's rules and norms for appropriate social behavior.