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1What does communication involve?

2What is the primary effect of an author organizing a text in chronological order?

3In what way can social awareness improve scientific communication?

4CHRONOLOGICAL ORDER

5Read the set of directions. Which should come last?put your homework in your folderput your folder in your backpackput your name on your homeworkopen your folder

6What are the factors a speaker considers when determining which type of language is appropriate for usage?

7Critical thinking plays an essential role in academic writing. Best continuation:

8What usually happens in the beginning of a story?

9When organizing a persuasive speech about funding a school greenhouse, which structure supports reasoning most effectively?

10In a procedural text, sequence is NOT important.

11The body of a speech is made up of .....

12When planning a speech, the speaker should consider the purpose, the occasion, and the:

13What is the function of the Introduction section in a scientific paper?

14What is the purpose of explaining the quote in the body paragraph?

15Why is it important to organize your presentation material logically?

16List three benefits of outlining before starting to write.

17What should a well-written scientific conclusion include?

18During a debate, one speaker chooses to Rebut the other. What are they doing?

19What does the peroration aim to do for a confused audience?

20Choose the correct response to the statement below.Mary got the highest mark in the exam because she cheated

21I must distinguish my claim from alternate or opposing claims.

22How can you engage in polite conversation during a meal?

23What is the purpose of using sequence words in a story?

24Clear communication norms are established to:

25In a report writing, which of the following is true about using visuals (charts, graphs, etc.)?

26What types of language should you use during the discussion in Part 3?

27"Let me know if there are any problems." is used to:

28Which statement would be LEAST logical to someone supporting California's High-Speed Rail?

29In the Western narrative tradition, stories usually follow a three-act structure, with a beginning, a middle and an end. They also follow a pattern: there is the introduction, rising action, a climax, a complication, ....., and then a conclusion and resolution.

30Your argument should be the focus, not the sources.

31Identify the following sentence/sentences as to what part of an essay the text represents: In the movie the Panther Tribe grew the heart-shaped flower that gave their king the power of the Black Panther, which allowed the king to rule over the country with the help from the king's ancestors (Coogler).

32What makes the body of an expository essay the MOST interesting?

33Feedback makes communication a what?

34Deciding where an added sentence belongs involves:

35Which of the following represents the correct order of information in an inductive pyramid structure?

36Why does the writer present two sides of opinion of advertisement?

37Facts from the text that support or prove the main idea

38All of these questions should be asked during the planning phase of the writing process except:

39What are supporting (relevant) details in a story?

40What is personal commentary?

41The ..... introduces the setting, the main characters, and the main conflict.

42The intended readers, listeners, or viewers for a particular text. In planning a piece of writing, writers must take into account the purpose and ..... in choosing an appropriate form of writing.

43Paragraphs in broadsheets or compacts are usually only a few lines long.

44The job of the background information is to .....

45During an initial client interview, which of the following is MOST important to identify?

46What "text structure" would be most appropriate for an author wanting to give steps on how to do something?

47What does balanced academic writing mean?

48Article claims: "Public transit reduces traffic." Which supporting detail fits?

49How is a straight news article organized?

50Which of the following statements describes the main purpose of the introductory anecdote about Andrew Wiles in "The Winning Edge"?

51When a researcher critiques a study in the literature review, they are:

52What is the reason for setting clear event objectives?

53Which helps detect bias?

54What is the main purpose of a review article?

55Why is the middle of a story important?

56What's one thing I need to do when I create my "why care" in my concluding paragraph?

57Facebook,Wiki page,and blogs are ..... sources

58Which of the following is NOT a discussion prompt mentioned in Activity 3?

59This part of a research article serves as a restatement of the research problem, with a summary of main findings and their significance. This may also include the shortcomings of the research and agenda for future research.

60What is a common mistake candidates make when writing a report?

61Here are the generic structure of news item, except ......