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b. Initiation stage in outdoor category

Table 4.3. Outdoor initiation Interacti onal sequence Function Teacher Students Frequenc y Percentage Frequenc y Percentage Initiation Questions Referential questions 9 2.86 15 4.93 Display questions 17 5.41 1 0.33 Giving information 91 28.99 15 4.93 Giving instruction 45 14.33 4 1.31 Greetings 11 3.50 1 0.33 Inviting 18 5.73 1 0.33 Summons - - - - Self Introduction 2 0.64 - - Asking for attention 15 4.78 12 3.95 Asking for permission 1 0.32 1 0.33 Expressing opinion - 2 0.66 Subtotal 209

66.56 52

17.10 The comparison of teacher and students initiation 80.07 19.93 The result of teacher initiation in outdoor activities showed giving information is the highest frequent function occurred. It constitutes 91 or 28.99. The second rank was giving instruction constitutes 45 or 14.33. It decreases around 3.67 compare within indoor category. The third rank was inviting which constitutes 18 or 5.73 from the total of teacher talk. It does not really have the significant differences compare within indoor category. The next was display question constitutes 17 or 5.41. It decreases around 7.49. Asking for attention raises 15 or 4.78. It increases in outdoor category around 3.75. Greetings increase around 2.03, it raises 11 total of numbers . Teacher‟s referential questions representing 9 or 2.86 or decreases around 6.51.Self introduction was not found in indoor category. However, it constitutes 2 or 0.64 from the 57 total of teacher talk in outdoor category. The last function in teacher initiation in outdoor category is asking for permission, it constitutes 1 or 0.32. The comparison of teacher initiation in indoor and outdoor activities was 62.71 and 66.56 . The result of students‟ initiation comprises referential questions constitute 15 or 4.93 from the total of student talk in outdoor category. It increases about 2.16 in outdoor category. As it is the same as in giving information the frequent presents 15 or 4.93, it increases about 3.29. Asking for attention states the same frequent as in indoor category, it was 12 or 3.95. Giving instruction constitutes 4 or 1.31. This function uttered by a student to his friend not to the te acher. However, it does not make any significant different from students‟ giving instruction in indoor initiation. Ask for permission, inviting, and greeting constitutes the same frequent number, e.g. 1 or 0.32. Expressing opinion constitutes 2 frequent number or 0.66 from the total of student talk inoutdoor category. In indoor category, asking for permission decreases around 0.44 from outdoor category. So, the comparison of students‟ initiation in indoor and outdoor category was 20.09 and 17.10.

3. Types of Adjacency Pairs in ResponseStage

a. Response stage in indoor category

In giving response either to teacher or to student‟s question, verbally and physically functions were used in teacher-student interaction. 58 Table 4.4. Indoor response stage Interacti onal sequence Function Teacher Students Freque ncy Percent- age Frequenc y Percent- age Response Verbally Interrupting - - 21 4.90 Showing unsatisfying 3 0.63 27 6.31 Showing satisfaction - 17 3.97 Confirming 18 3.81 9 2.10 Responding greetings 2 0.42 6 1.40 Completing - - 6 1.40 Repeating 10 2.12 7 1.63 Acknowledging 72 15.25 50 11.68 Kidding 1 0.21 1 0.23 Giving answer 8 1.69 69 16.14 Subtotal 114 24.15 213 49.76 The comparison of teacher and students verbally response 48.10 51.90 Physically 1

0.21 99

23.13 Subtotal 1 0.21 99 23.13 The comparison of teacher and students physically response 1 99 Total Response 115 24.36 312 72.89 The comparison of teacher and students response

26.93 73.07

The analysis result shows that, response can be in verbally and physically. In teacher‟s verbally response, the highest frequent number of function occurs was acknowledging. It contributes 72 numbers or 15.25 from the total of teacher talk in indoor category. The second rank was confirming, it constitutes 18 number or 3.81 . Teacher‟s repeating represents 10 numbers or 2.12. Teacher giving answer to students constitutes 8 or 1.69, it decreases in total numbers in indoor category. Showing unsatisfying represents 3 or 0.63 place the fourth rank in teacher response. Responding greeting constitutes 2 or 0.42 from the total of