Which of the following is an orientational metaphor?

A. Asserting

B. Confessing

C. The hearer is angry

D. The hearer feels pity

A. Ordering

B. Asking

C. The waiter writes down the meals

D. Requesting

A. There were some fruits on the table

B. Martha likes eating fruits

C. Somebody ate the apples on the table

D. Martha finished all the fruits

A. Debate

B. Love

C. Bet

D. Run

A. The speaker has done something wrong to the hearer

B. The hearer has done something wrong to the speaker

C. The speaker feels guilty about what he has done

D. The speaker must have suffered the wrong

A. TRUE

B. FALSE

A. Father to his son: "You should be sorry about your bad behaviors"

B. Two close friends talking to each other: "Can I call you by your first name?"

C. Teacher to students: "You have done a great job"

D. A manager to a subordinate: "You did excellent work today"