Givennew Information FlowSet 3

1What is the "intent" of a piece of writing?
2Feedback in communication helps in .....
3When revising a paragraph, what should you focus on to enhance the flow of ideas?
4What is the main purpose of a slow-paced opening?
5How does the idea in a sequence like "caterpillar to butterfly" typically unfold?
6Which one you use to ntroduce information that might be in some way surprising or unexpected?
7Mike is posting an online advertisement on Facebook to promote his band's upcoming tour. Abstraction? (What is the relevant piece of information?)
8Evidence:statistics, graphs, survey results supports the author's view making them appear well-informed and credible
9Which of the following is NOT a topic to avoid in casual conversation?
10A foreign tourist wants to take a bus to Kanchanaburi, so he asks a man for directions to the bus terminal. The man says: .....
11Which of the following is NOT a reason to manipulate information flow?
12The cause always has to come first, then the signal word and last the effect.
13When preparing for your presentation, you should think of these following things EXCEPT
14What is the function of "details" in a recount text?
15What step comes after citing textual evidence?
16A writer finds a powerful quote that perfectly supports their argument, but the author of that quote is a known lobbyist for the industry being discussed. If the writer includes the quote anyway without mentioning the author's background, they have primarily failed to maintain:
17How do digressions affect the flow of a conversation between a user and a chatbot?
18True or False: When writing facts from the text you can introduce them by saying ..... My evidence shows or I know this because.
19What does it mean to "suit research findings into previous research"?
20During the course of the first paragraph, the narrator's focus shifts from
21When analyzing textual evidence in a synthesis essay, it is important to:
22All of the following are feature!s of a well written methods section EXCEPT:
23A paragraph that begins with a general idea and then moves to specific examples uses which pattern?
24Evaluate the following scenario and determine a good support for the main point.<br /> Speech Topic: Achieving Goals<br /> Main Point #1-Taking a Chance<br /> Support- .....
25Audience listeners will most remember .....
26Given the topic sentence below, select the supporting detail that doesn't fit.Topic Sentence: Doing your homework has many benefits.
27In the Results section, it is acceptable to include personal interpretations of why the results occurred.
28The following are true about informational report EXCEPT:
29The briefest summary would consist of .....
30If an article explains why recycling is important, which of the following would be the best supporting detail?
31A reason in an argumentative essay supports the claim.
32According to the guidelines, what should athletes avoid to improve communication?
33The ..... discusses the meaningfulness of the study with presentation of problem or issue as well as the argument advocating the need of study for researcher's chosen object
34To explain why your evidence supports your claim
35Laurie decides to write a biography on the life of Pablo Picasso.Which method of organization will help Laurie to sequence the life of Picasso?
36Why might a teacher ask students to think about the purpose of certain paragraphs in a text?
37A. Hoa: Do you want to join our school's recycling project this month?b. Minh: Recycling project? What does it involve?c. Hoa: We collect plastic bottles and teach students how to sort waste.d. Minh: That's cool! I've always wanted to do something good for the environment.e. Hoa: Great! I'll send you the schedule this afternoon.
38Why is it important to pause when speaking in a business context?
39This text structure is used to explain the order in which you should do something (steps).
40Identify the TEXTUAL FEATURES in the following statement.Following the accident an investigation was conducted and a report prepared.
41To improve intercultural understanding, communicators should:
42What message might be confusing for John regarding his appointment?
43I am writing about the effects a large factory is having on the nature around the factory.
44Which of the following would best help you evaluate the effectiveness of a persuasive speech?
45If a scene or sequence seems to be plodding or predictable, the problem might be:
46Shift in focus is .....
47It is presenting the information from the most to the least important.
48Imagine you're a detective like Mason or Oliver. What magical formula do they use to make an inference?
49"My classroom is dirty." Best suggestion:
50What's the best way to structure your paper 2, question 2 response?
51What makes a good informative speech?
52What is the primary purpose of identifying rhetorical strategies in an essay?
53Why is it a good idea to put yourself in your audience's place when coming up with a persuasive angle?
54Which of the following need not be discussed under Literature review section of a research proposal?
55What does sensitivity to audience needs involve?
56Which of the following best expresses the function of the third paragraph (lines 25-41)?
57A story's resolution should:
58Making a concession in an argument is effective because it shows that the writer
59What pattern is demonstrated by the following passage? "To improve your writing, you need to plan ahead. Start by outlining your ideas. Then, write a rough draft. Finally, revise and edit your draft."
60What is the primary purpose of a scientific textbook?
61Which of the following is typically NOT found in the introduction of an argumentative essay?