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Cohesion Vs CoherenceSet 61

1Discourse can be described as .....

2In most circumstances, this kind of ..... is only the starting point for making sense of what is said

3What does the 7 Cs of effective communication stand for?

4In discourse analysis, "texture" refers to:

5Which of the following is an important factor to include in your academic papers.

6What is the role of Minna and Duncan's letters in accelerating the rising action?

7You are about to give a report in class. Which of the following actions demonstrates "keeping focused"?

8Writers should use transitional signals and substitutions (synonyms and pronouns) effectively in order to guarantee a paragraph's

9The headline on the left appeared in a newspaper. Which statement would most likely follow this headline?

10Clarity is important in verbal communication because it .....

11In writing, people often remember how something was said more than what was said.

12How does understanding the context of a text enhance argument analysis?

13What does the maxim of relevance focus on?

14Which of the following is a benefit of using correct grammar and spelling in documentation?

15How can one improve the coherence of an academic paper?

16In a discussion essay, it is important to use cohesive devices to link ideas and paragraphs effectively.

17What text type am I?Designed to be read online

18In business writing, knowing your audience is necessary.

19Which of the following are structures of conversation?

20Why is consistent tone important?

21Why should editors avoid confusing viewers with too many details?

22Why does a physician should read the report to laboratory personnel?

23FUNCTIONS Choose the phrase that best completes the conversation LIZ: Yeah, it was. He git a mechanic to look at the car, but he found there was no gas in it!JIM: Oh dear. 4. Phew!/ How embarrassing!/ That was lucky.

24Which of the following should be avoided when composing a professional email?

25Which of the following definition is consistent with discourse?

26Which of the following should you avoid in the IELTS Writing test?

27The following sentence is most likely from which type of spoken text. "Do you want to go for coffee after class?" - "Sure, I'd love to."

28According to Grice, what do speakers expect from each other in conversation?

29What should be included in the closing of an informal email?

30The process by which ideas and information are exchanged; includes language, body language and facial expression, and eye contact and physical contact

31According to Mona Baker, maintaining cohesion in translation is important because .....

32When integrating a short quotation from the writer into an essay, which practice is best?

33What is an active listening technique that can enhance understanding?

34Which key words might be found in a text written in sequence?

35Caller: Yes, and could you ask him to call me back when the shipment arrives?Receptionist: Certainly. Could you give me your number please?Caller: Yes, it's 503-589-9087Receptionist: That's 503-589-9087Caller: Yes, that's right. Thanks for your help. GoodbyeWhy the receptionist repeat the number again?

36What happens when audience reaction is ignored?

37What are the major issues studied in discourse analysis?

38Things the author adds to help the reader comprehend the text.

39What needs to be improved in the paragraph to be coherent and cohesive?

40What does coherence ensure in a well-written text?

41Writing a personal statement: Which practice best strengthens the document?

42Which part tests candidate's understanding of the structure and coherence of a text? (Reading)

43A person has to be sensitive to one's and other's feelings to come up with the right manner of approach and response.

44Positive politeness strategies aim to:

45An author's purpose in a persuasive essay is to:

46What is the primary focus of meaningful writing?

47Her handwriting was messy.What is the possible EFFECT?

48If butterflies make you happy, and you think they are harmless, but, you jump when one lands on your hand .....

49Why is it recommended not to use abbreviations in your title?

50Which of the following is considered a major trend in modern text linguistics?

51Which of these is an example of a mixed message?

52TRUE OR FALSE39. Writing descriptions is one way to present how one has understood a concept.

53What does the text suggest about the importance of clarity in communication?

54It is important to organize academic writing in a logical and ..... manner.

55Identifying and exploring how an argument is made in an essay, a speech, or other text. Then, listing the parts of the argument.

56Chapter 1-Think Critically.Your approach to critical thinking in any subject must be built on .....

57Mr. Silverman requested that each student include a "formatted" table of contents in each of their group project documents. Why would he ask the students to do this?

58A student writes a technically cohesive essay (using many transition words and pronouns) but the main arguments jump randomly from one idea to the next. What is the text most likely lacking?

59Continue the conversation: 1:Let's work together

60Data documented clearly and consistently to ensure effective communication is described as 'Recorded in a standard manner.'

61How does the use of flashbacks affect the structure of a narrative?