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Givennew Information FlowSet 10

1How does the use of statistics and data enhance the persuasiveness of a speech?

2The chef chopped onions, stirred sauce in a pan, and set the oven timer. What will most likely happen next?

3Which conclusion follows? All lawyers are graduates. Some graduates are teachers.

4Julie is a salesperson who's trying to develop rapport with her customers. When she meets a new customer, what's the first thing she should do?

5What type of text structure gives you a problem and then a solution for fixing that problem?

6How can you improve the logical flow of your procedure?

7The sequence of recount text is arranged .....

8Which method of organization involves Order?

9Dylan is designing a document. Which of the following suggestions will help Dylan enhance readability and comprehension in his document?

10Why is it important to include specific dates and details in a professional email when requesting time off?

11Which direction is used when an employee reports problems to a supervisor?

12What does enumeration help to achieve in a text?

13Phong: My uncle called this morning. A flood destroyed his house. Mark: .....

14How can you revise supporting sentences to improve clarity and effectiveness?

15What should an expository writing passage include to support its main idea?

16True of false?The second component ('Development or elaboration of ideas') may include analysis, exemplification and persuasion, or any combination of these.

17Question about whether or not to include lots of background information in an article:

18Our neighbors showed my family how much they cared when our home was destroyed by a fire. Which of the following examples does not support this general statement?

19Example: "The United States is a nation which values freedom above all else, yet it is the most incarcerated nation in the world."

20Motivation, crew-climate and "Confirmation Bias" are factors that:

21When listing education, you should list institutions chronologically starting with the.

22What should you do after stating textual evidence?

23This text feature usually has a timeline with dates in it

24"If we don't leave now," Chase said, "I'm afraid we'll run into traffic." He glanced out the window. "Oh no! Now it looks like it might rain! Wet roads often cause car accidents."Based on the text, which sentence is more likely to be true?

25After making connections across sources, what should you do to complete synthesis?

26Which statement is most appropriate for "summarizing a point and recapping"?

27Colleges recognise that not everyone can physically attend a course of study.

28Woman: Do you agree if I meet you tomorrow morning?Man: Yes, I do. I will need you to tell me more about the news.What does the man mean?

29Draw a line through the sentence that does NOT belong in the paragraph. This paragraph is about two puppies in a box. Is this sentence about two puppies in a box? If yes, it belongs in the paragraph. If no, it should be removed.

30Overview longer than introduction. Assessment?

31A summary should include:

32In a conclusion, a writer should:

33Someone wants to write into a newspaper and have their letter to the editor published in order to encourage readers to take action. Which should the writer know beforehand?*

34What could negatively affect your score in Task 1?

35A structure in writing where the most important details appear first in the article.

36Read the anecdote: "It was a little cocker spaniel dog, in a crate that he'd sent all the way from Texas, black and white, spotted, and our little girl-Tricia, the six-year-old-named it Checkers." How does this anecdote affect the tone of the speech?

37What is done when people analyze information?

38What text structure has these signal words: to solve this, one reason for the

39How might different authors write about the same event?

40Identify the purpose of the example: How to operate a new appliance or equipment, like the latest model of an LCD, using power point; etc.

41"Which of the following ordering could NOT be used to present your opinions in anessay?

42What is the impact of poor attendance at work on employers and/or employees-loss of wages-profits go down

43Why is it important to ask clarifying questions in a conversation?

44No matter how your audience reacts to your talk, keep going and don't change your demeanor.

45A student journalist wants to write a story about the lack of books in the library. Whom should they interview for a balanced report?

46Why the speaker or writer feels their claim is correct.

47What should you do when listening to a group discussion?

48The arrangement of events in the order they occur.

49What is crucial for a technical writer to do when moving outside conventional communication formats?

50How can officers ensure effective communication with individuals during police encounters?

51The conclusions to the background chapters should lead clearly to the research hypotheses or research questions that you pursue in your work.

52Why might handouts be emphasized for new starters?

53When integrating evidence into a body paragraph, what must immediately follow the quoted evidence?

54What do you need to support your claim?

55Why is it important to give background information about the topic in the introduction of the essay?

56How can you effectively argue against someone else's point in an essay?

57Based on the information provided, what is the main purpose of the lecture?

58"Bring the rain!" Soldiers were everywhere. Warfare against the rebels began. Civilians were rescued and kept in safe places.

59Gives information in order of occurrence

60Read the topic sentence: "There are many reasons why people learn English."Which sentence is IRRELEVANT?

61Using facts makes your argument more