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Givennew Information FlowSet 13

1A media and information literate individual can adjust their communication skills set depending on the audience, task, purpose, discipline and other factors.

2What is the purpose of using a chronological (logical) order in writing?

3She's passionate about football.

4Which question do we ask ourselves when developing commentary?

5Which supports the conclusion that we should stop using screens for a week?

6The body of a business letter:

7The main difference between academic writing and personal writing is that academic writing:

8Information that supports your reasons with facts and research

9For a piece of reflective writing, where should you begin?

10Make a timeline in the space below showing the events listed above.

11The following is (are) a critical step in planning your report: (2)

12Examine how Bradbury structures the narrative in "Fahrenheit 451" to create tension. Consider the order of events and pacing.

13What role does evidence play in persuasive writing?

14What does sequencing mean?

15What should you focus on when revising a paragraph?

16Jake: How did you like the movie you saw last night? Karen: I can't say it was the best I've ever seen. Jake: ..... Karen: Certainly not. Do not waste your time.

17In an informational text, unnecessary details are considered:

18True or False:When listening to connect information, you should ignore signal words that indicate the introduction or conclusion of a lecture.

19Which part of the paragraph explains why the evidence is important?

20What does sequencing help students understand in a text?

21Student panel discussions are one way to raise awareness about cyberbullying and how to cope with it. What makes these types of events so powerful?

22If the interviewer asks you about yourself, you should make sure all the information you give is relevant to the job

23Details that support the author's particular points in a text

24Do the supporting details help understand better the main idea?

25Supporting Details give more information about the main idea.True or False?

26Which statement is correct about the ending summary?

27In professional contexts, communication barriers can hinder which area most directly?

28Consider the sentence: "You have the power to decide the future of space exploration." What is the effect of using direct address in this context?

29A quality of a text wherein there is a quantity of new or expected information

30Which word or phrase is an author most likely to use when writing a cause and effect passage?

31When giving directions, the author's purpose is to:

32What type of information should be included in the body paragraphs of an informative essay?

33What should you explain after you pick your sentence?

34Passage headings read: Background Methods Results Discussion. Where would you look to find the interpretation of findings?

35Identify the text structure:Kid President was born January 26, 2004. In 2012, he made his first Kid President video. Two years later, he was featured in a TV show. Today, Kid President still makes videos and inspires people around the world.

36Not related to the argument. When writers use claims and evidence that is not related to their argument, they weaken their argument.

37One purpose of organizing a literature review by methodology is to:

38Which durable skill most directly supports clear communication when presenting scientific findings to a nontechnical audience?

39Which technique best improves coherence in informative texts?

40What would be the best organizational pattern to use if talking about water pollution and ways to prevent it?

41To order according to common traits-Level 2 signal word

42Sequencing means to

43Giving ..... is a way of confirming you have understood a message correctly.

44What is the primary purpose of the text If an author writes a text explaining the steps to solve a mathematical problem?

45A feature story should not be underpinned by factual details and news sense.

46Editing a document to ensure it is complete means checking that:

47Which one is the focus of providing an information letter?

48I had a wonderful summer this year.Which is NOT a supporting detail for this main idea?

49Explain the purpose of discourse markers in communication.

50There should always be more analysis than summary.

51What should you do if you don't understand a label in a diagram?

52What is more likely to happen if audiences feel you're genuinely interested in them and the information you're sharing?

53Freezer burn can ruin ice cream by forming ice crystals on its surface. To prevent this, scoop ice cream into a bowl instead of eating from the container, and return the container to the fridge immediately.How is information organized?

54The purpose of organizing writing in a chronological order is to:

55When information is synthesized, it is .....

56In turn-taking, a "transition relevance place (TRP)" is .....

57Through the ages, Pennsylvania has seen many interesting events. The state was founded in 1681 by William Penn. Later, Pennsylvania was the site of important Revolutionary War battles between 1775-1783. After that, Pennsylvania was home to new factories during the Industrial Revolution which lasted until the early 1800s. Today, Pennsylvania continues to make history.

58A question, anecdote, or statistic to catch the reader's attention/interest.

59What should never be introduced in the conclusion of a paper?

60Choose the question that requires strategic thinking about a text's message.

61What is the definition of topic maintenance?