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Cohesion Vs CoherenceSet 58

1How do you come to work? What is your qualification? These are examples of .....

2Your nonverbal communication should be adapted to your personality and your

3An article titled "Why You Should Eat More Vegetables" is trying to:

4Mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the sentence that best completes each of the following exchanges.Arm and Mary are studying in their classroom.Ann: "Can I borrow you dictionary?" -Mary: " ..... "

5Lisa: Why don't we go to happy time this weekend?Maria: ..... but I have an appointment with my taekwondo coach.

6What is emphasized in the marking criteria for C1 level writing?

7So, we've looked at .....

8Should you include your own opinion in a Rhetorical Analysis?

9What is the role of integration in the interpretation phase?

10What is the term for a statement that follows logically from another or others in an argument (note: arguments may be text-based, mathematical, scientific, etc.)?

11Which statement best describes the Structuralist Approach to discourse?

12The way in which a piece of writing is structured. Similar ideas and illustrations should be grouped together and the order of the information should make sense. Each sentence, paragraph, or text feature fits into the overall structure of a passage and contributes to the development of ideas. Writers structure their texts to match their purpose and audience.

13Coherence ensures:

14Discourse

15A video shows melting glaciers, and a research paper explains that global temperatures are rising. How do the two sources work together?

16What is coherence in a text?

17How does the author's use of short, choppy sentences affect the tone of the passage?

18If a writing prompt says that you need to "incorporate" evidence from two texts in your response to a question, you should

19If there are phrases, terms or names in your methodology that might be unfamiliar to the reader, what should you do?

20What is a context in relation to communication?

21Which one is true based on the information about Caption?

22One reason to exercise is to improve your health. Another reason is to improve your mood.Pick the best description of the relationship between these two sentences.

23Arrange the sentences to form a coherent 3-sentence dialogue.a. Jane: Are you coming to the party at Sarah's house tonight?b. Sam: Yes, I wouldn't miss it! I've heard it's going to be a lot of fun.c. Jane: I'll see you there at around 7 pm.Choose the best order.

24True or False:Identifying relationships between ideas, such as cause/effect or compare/contrast, is important when listening to connect information.

25A paragraph is coherent if-

26Which of the following is a skill needed to communicate effectively?

27Choose the correct ending for the sentence.My sister is a unique and interesting person. What is more, .....

28When does true communication occur?

29A person explains how to plant vegetables in the backyard.

30Why is textual meaning important?

31Which deals more with logic and organisation of ideas?

32Which of the following improves coherence?

33To follow the coherence principle you should do all of the following except

34What do you think of the word "coherence"?

35Why is it important to read a text multiple times for rhetorical analysis?

36It is easy for me to communicate with other people when:

37The ideas in the second paragraph on page 325 are connected by showing

38What is the purpose of including in-text citations in academic writing?

39Which of the following best describes logical coherence in communication?

40If you are stuck with a lack of ideas, discuss the speaker's relationship to the audience and or message.

41What actions by the protagonist does the author use to build suspense?

42This is used in semi-formal communication, the speaker does not usually plan what he/she wants to say, most operational among others.

43How does direct address affect the reader?

44True or False: Supporting materials used to prove or disprove something (facts, data, statistics) is evidence.

45Why is important to choose a relevant topic?

46Which technique is not typically used to achieve coherence?

47It is a good idea to begin by selecting a topic

48All stories need to have this element or they would be very dull.

49What is the role of textual evidence in an argumentative essay?

50Structuring a text does not require us to

51A relationship between things or events, in which one thing brings about something else

52The forest was green and cool, yet

53How does the author organize this sentence?"Both flowering and non-flowering plants provide oxygen to their environment."

54Why is it important to find common ground in a conversation?

55Which of the following is NOT the principles of academic writing?

56What is an important part of persuasive writing?

57A serious listener concentrates on:

58Two phrases that are not cohesive.

59The part where the writer restates his/her point of view to strengthen the thesis is .....

60How do discourse markers contribute to the coherence of a conversation?

61The student letters, often containing expressive drawings and simple language, function as a contrast to the adult's what?