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Givennew Information FlowSet 25

1"In June-September, San Francisco has an average temperature of 18 C and an average precipitation of 0". This is an example of a .....

2You should avoid this while communicating with others

3Why is sequencing important?

4What are facts, quotes, or anecdotes used to support the claim and reasons of an argument?

5Familiarity-acceptance order begins with what the audience knows or believes(the familiar) and moves on to new or challenging ideas (the unfamiliar).

6What can analyzing paragraph structure reveal?

7What are some trigger words that can help identify important information in a passage?

8What does evaluating evidence in informational text involve?

9Identifying the purpose in communication is important in order to decide what approach and structure are most appropriate to use. It requires the speaker to know their audience, understand their topic and realize the ..... of their communication.

10What is the effect of omitting sequencing phrases in a paragraph?

11What text structure organizes the text by telling the order of events?

12How can I make my report more engaging?

13What are the properties of a well-written paragraph?

14Text for the following questions: "Last holiday my students and I went to Yogyakarta ..... In the evening we left Yogyakarta by bus." The content is composed as a/an .....

15One advantage of the direct organizational pattern in writing is that it:

16It examines a problem and proposes ways to solve it

17An author's point of view is their .....

18What does a concession in an argument usually involve?

19The definition of order, as an element of continuity in an outline, is

20Taxpayers are an audience for which type of writing?

21What are some phrases you look out for when identifying the main ideas from an oral message?

22Read each paragraph. Then choose the sentence that best fills the blank.The salesman was taught to follow these steps. First, introduce yourself to the customer. Next, tell him or her what you are selling. ..... Finally, say how much the product costs and ask how many the customer wants.

23In task 1, an overview should not include .....

24Which word refers to the part of a story when the main conflict or problem is worked out or solved?

25What are some effective techniques for writing a compelling review?

26The correspondence between the individuals, departments, or branches of the same organization.

27Why must companies keep customers informed during recovery?

28The sequence of a text refers to the order of events in a story.

29A message is said to be frontloaded when the details, explanations, and background precede the opening.

30According to the key concept, what do effective arguments have in common?

31A spokesperson noted that proposed ideas could contribute to future ASEAN policies. Which reasoning best supports this claim?

32Why should a speaker use simple language?

33Essential to the quality of the communication process in general. Hence, communication should include everything that the receiver needs to hear for him/her to respond, react or evaluate properly.

34Why is it important to clearly communicate the purpose or objective of your email in the opening lines?

35The use of integrated and integrated resources of the information educational environment provides an additional specific methodological opportunity

36Cultural context informs the analysis and interpretation of

37Which of the following will help make your report more interesting?

38What is 'Induction (Bottom-up)'?

39What is the supporting data (fact, examples, data) in an argument called?

40Which of the following sentences best uses evidence to support the claim that exercise improves mental health?

41Should text evidence be in the introduction and conclusion?

42Thousands of people die each year in car accidents involving drugs or alcohol. Lives could be saved if our town adopts a free public taxi service. By providing such a service, we could prevent intoxicated drivers from endangering themselves or others.

43In a news article, the inverted pyramid style of journalism puts the ..... facts in the first paragraph.

44Which of these is a "do" of discussion etiquette?

45Direct and indirect communication styles require:

46To find the sequence of the essay:

47When a text uses a chronological structure, what is it primarily trying to convey?

48The closing of a bad-news message may do all of the following EXCEPT

49"If I can just go over the highlights once more, I talked about ..... " This expression is used to .....

50In 1877, The Spalding Company made one of the first baseball mitts. (2) Before it's creation, baseball players played with their bare hands. Which sentence would be go after sentence 2 as a detail to support the paragraph?

51Since we often don't know in advance what a speaker is going to be saying, listeners need to be flexible, willing to follow what seems like a verbal detour down a rabbit hole, until we are rewarded by the speaker reaching their final destination. To achieve this, the listener may need to make a(n) .....

52Mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the sentence that best completes the exchange. Lan is talking to Minh. Lan: Your writing about global warming is so informative and interesting. Minh: .....

53Which sentence is appropriate to use in the opening part of a letter providing information?

54What function does the fourth paragraph (lines 38-50) serve in the passage overall?

55To make a yummy smoothie, first put some milk into a blender. Then add a banana and some frozen berries such as strawberries andblueberries. You may also want to add some grapes.Next, turn your blender to its lowest setting andgradually increase the speed until everything isblended. Then pour it into a glass and enjoy!Which text structure is used in the paragraph?

56What is the purpose of summarizing phrases in a presentation?

57An effective persuasive speech concludes with

58When do writers find more logical transitions to help their ideas flow better?

59Failing Classes: Lots of students fail classes. Some students fail because the work is too hard for them. Other times they may fail because they are lazy, and don't do any work. Another reason why students may fail is if they don't go to school. If you're not in class you may miss a lot. Many students fail classes every quarter

60Don't try to fit too much information on a single slide.

61Since the rain came earlier in the afternoon than expected, the students couldn't practice! Which type of organizational pattern is this?