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Cohesion Vs CoherenceSet 15

1Rules for organizing stimuli into coherent groups were first identified by

2The best title for a descriptive text about a hotel is .....

3Speech accommodation generally refers to our ability to modify our speech style ..... the perceived style of the person(s) we're talking to.

4How does the writer's use of varied sentence lengths contribute to the overall effectiveness of the passage?

5One benefit of effective communication is .....

6The speech links freedom and faith by showing:

7In rhetorical analysis, we do not focus on whether or not we agree with the stands authors take, but how effectively they make them.

8What is the importance of a well-structured research report?

9Mike: I have a test tomorrow.-Anna:

10Why do all parts of a story matter?

11Most participants reported that they lacked confidence in speaking English. Which sentence best continues the idea logically?

12The category of acceptability in text linguistics is best defined as:

13Identify the purpose of the example: How an agency like the DSWD, can improve the social problems of the country.

14How effective communication is, depends heavily on: (select the most important factor)

15In a narrative text, the orientation section serves to .....

16Speaker can get feedback and so can modify message. Therefore the listener can get clarification.

17Dwells into the purpose of the author

18How can you ensure your writing is coherent?

19When do we call a sentence "cohesive" ?

20'A' (Alignment) is mainly about tracking:

21Connect information across parts of a text.

22Audiences connect best to an informal close such as, "well, I guess I'm done," because it humanizes the speaker. a. True b. False

23Match the sentence halves.It'd probably be wise .....

24Sentences: The sentences read smoothly,

25What tool is useful when comparing and contrasting two things?

26Content and task of listening materials that affects listening comprehension is what kind of factor?

27Provide complete and necessary information.

28In communication models, who are the participants?

29..... are interpreted in context

30Which element ensures structure supports meaning?

31In a structured exam-day routine, which action supports clear communication in answers?

32You need to identify the "idea noun" the writer is hinting at early on in your reading of the text for essay #2. Why is it important to identify this "idea noun" early on?

33It is a process which involves a sender who is required to compose a message that is clear and purposive in order to elicit his intended response.

34Cohesion in writing refers to:

35What is the author's purpose of an advertisement encouraging people to recycle more often?

36Why is it important to remain calm when handling guests' concerns?

37Successful writers develop a distinctive and effective style by varying the sentences they use in their writing.

38Discuss the impact of fast food on health in a well-structured essay.

39A. Nam: Yeah. It's been three years since you're last visit. Anyway, do you want to go for a walk? I'll show you around. b. Mark: Fresh air and a walk sound nice. Let's go! c. Mark: Hi, Nam! Sorry, I'm late. I got lost because your neighbourhood has changed a lot. Choose the best order.

40How does a frame narrative affect the structure of a story?

41Please choose the appropriate answer(s) for the question:Why is it important to have a balance between the parts of a sentence?

42Direction: Choose the correct answer ..... is the driving force in the text. It is the reason that things happen. In essence, it is the thing that makes other things happen.

43T / F:Avoid paraphrasing too much as this results to an unnatural tone in the research.

44Which of the following is the most important factor in ensuring effective communication within a small group?

45What can a student notice from a paper/article that will make it appear unbiased?

46How should a persuasive speech be developed?

47How can overusing discourse markers affect the effectiveness of a presentation?

48Which of the following are considered requirements for business papers?

49How can you organize your ideas in an expository essay?

50What is an example of "Discourse" in an academic context?

51Which does NOT win a debate?

52What is a key characteristic of a persuasive speech?

53At this level the learner can use language effectively for social, academic and professional purposes. As well as produce clear, well-structured, detailed texts on complex subjects, showing controlled use of organizational patterns, connectors and cohesive devices.

54The purpose for including the cost of the bridge is to:

55Mark the letter A, B, C, or O on your answer sheet to indicate the most suitable response to complete each of the following exchanges.Question 17: Lan: Can we meet this Sunday to discuss our plan for the wildlife protection project?Nam: .....

56Which statement best identifies evidence within an argument?

57You've been quiet all day. .....?

58Fill in the blank to create a logical sentence:Leaping from lily pad to lily pad, .....

59What is the main idea of a conversation?

60A text that tries to convince you of something is meant to:

61This is what we use to support our claim.