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Cohesion Vs CoherenceSet 54

1Halliday and Hasan identify ..... main cohesive devices in English

2What should students do before writing their final answers in the exam?

3A summary should be written how?

4In IELTS Speaking part 1, what is the examiner testing you on?

5Academic sources are generally intended for a broad, general audience.

6Clear and visible proof of the main idea

7Which method is defined as the study of the rules or patterns characterizing units of connected speech or writing longer than a sentence?

8Effective academic writing should be:

9Cohesion in a text refers to:

10When Crush and Marlin notice that Squirt has been pulled away by the current, he tells him, "Let us see what Squirt does flying solo."

11Which of the following best describes effective email communication?

12What is the key focus of topic maintenance?

13Which element is most essential for coherence in discourse?

14What are the key components of a well-structured academic essay?

15The devices that are used to tie-up loses and disorganized ideas so that the meaning of a piece of writing becomes clearer is called cohesive devices.

16Without implicitness, which is crucial in producing and understanding speech utterances, verbal communication is impossible.

17Features of an academic letter:

18Mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the best arrangement of the utterances to make a meaningful exchange: a. Nam: Hi, Jessica. I'm so excited as I've never met a talking robot before. Let's have a photo taken together! b. Teacher: Hello, class. Please meet Jessica. She's a human-like robot and will be your guide today. c. Jessica: Good morning, everybody. Welcome to the New Tech Centre.

19Discourse coherence helps listeners:

20Directions:Analyze the sentences below. Identify if it is COHESIVE or NOT COHESIVE.At first, the wind blew hard. Then the pretty, red girl's umbrella got lost.

21The definition of proportion, as an element of continuity in an outline, is

22The sun is shining, it's a perfect day for a picnic.

23What should one do after using a quote for support?

24Is the quality of being logical and well-organized.

25Why is it important to introduce quotes in your writing?

26What kind of context includes previously spoken statements that influence current interpretation?

27How do characters contribute to the entire story?

28Which of these would be best to add to this nonfiction selection?

29Posting something on a social networking app is most like:

30Discourse is a communicative routine meaning .....

31"Could you pass that book over to me, please?" - " ..... "

32What are some strategies for revising to improve coherence in a piece of writing?

33Which part of an argument connects the parts of the argument and answers the question, "Why does your evidence support your claim?"

34Which paper would the following section A question most likely appear:'How does Text D try to persuade the reader that swimming is good for everyone?'

35"What are techniques used by the writer in developing the text?" What is the focus of the critic in this question?

36Which of the following is a barrier to achieving harmony?

37What purpose does the extended list serve in "War on Words?"

38Which of the following integrated quotes has the strongest introduction?

39Which of these is a benefit of spotlighting the audience?

40Students must have knowledge about the modes to know when to apply it on their multimodal texts.

41A(n) ..... is the pathway, such as a phone call, a letter, a memo, or face-to-face communication in a meeting, through which an encoded message is transmitted to a receiver.

42Pizza is delicious because it combines a variety of flavors in one dish. Which choice provides a more coherent set of details?

43Which is the most common structure of a piece of academic writing?

44What does it mean to synthesize literature in a literature review?

45What is the connection between claim & evidence (why the evidence supports the claim) in an argument called?

46What is a key element in fostering effective communication within a team?

47People who "make sense" of what they read and hear.It refers to .....

48Which of the following is NOT usually found in a procedure text?

49Which part of an argument provides the main point or thesis that the writer is trying to prove?

50This level is more general, and grammatical. This level encompasses both comprehension and reproduction.

51Communication is ethical only when it isgenuine, open, cooperative and sensitive to one's cultural and social beliefs and practices.

52Linda: So how are things at school, Tom?-Tom: .....

53When communicating with people from high-context cultures, what is the most important aspect to keep in mind?

54In a workspace, what should you consider when interacting with diverse people?

55How can a writer ensure clarity in their writing during revision?

56Coherence in writing refers to:

57Explaining your ideas to non-specialists is useless because they are not experts in your topic.

58"We bought tickets and some popcorn." What does this infer?

59We must use clear, relevant ..... to support our opinion citing the text.

60Rearrange the ideas in the following sentences for coherence: "She went to the store. She bought some milk. She came back home."

61Which of the following is said to be one of the cues needed to identify coherence in a discourse?