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1In which scenario would one rely heavily on pragmatics for understanding?
2What should be considered when writing a response text?
3In a counterargument, after you mention why some people disagree with your claim, you should .....
4Informative speeches should be based entirely on .....
5Thomas would like to add the following sentence to the ninth paragraph (sentences 19-22). The third villager listened to the first two and dashed off to tell his wife while the first two villagers did likewise. Where is the BEST place to insert this sentence?
6An objective summary is a summary that (a) any opinions or judgments about what is written in the text. Instead, it only includes information that comes from the text.
7Evaluate the argument: "Renewable energy sources like wind and solar power are more sustainable than fossil fuels, which contribute to climate change." Which of the following statements is a reason supporting the argument?
8What is the main focus when comparing the development of arguments in texts?
9If a text has section headings, it is probably organized by topic. Its purpose may be .....
10Why is it important to identify the main idea and supporting details in a text?
11Why do we need to repeat the key messages three times?
12Who are the intended readers or listeners?
13This question asks about the essay as a whole.The writer is considering adding the following sentence to the essay:This information is used to help create regional weather forecasts.If the writer were to add this sentence, it would most logically be placed at which of the highlighted points?
14Find irrelevant sentence!(I) Picasso was a very talented painter. (II) He was born in Malaga in 1881 as the son of a painter. (III) The name of his opera is still unknown. (IV) When he was thirteen years old, his teachers said that he was very good at drawing. (V) At the age of thirty, he was a great artist but not a modern painter yet.
15Select the best option.A: I'm sure we do. Let's see ..... yes, here you go. A small.B: .....
16Explaining/Elaborating means .....
17What makes a paragraph coherent?
18Porpoises and dolphins are fascinating and beautiful sea creatures. Both porpoises and dolphins have teeth. However, porpoise teeth are shaped differently than dolphin teeth.
19You should always approach the writing of a business message with the thought, What's in it for me?, which encourages you to focus on how you will benefit by sending the message.
20What should be highlighted in the implications section?
21Mrs. Jonas was worried about Marcobecause he often fell asleep in class. Shedecided to call Marco's parents to discuss theproblem. During the phone call, Mrs. Jonassuggested that an earlier bedtime might helpMarco to get more sleep at night so that he wouldnot need to sleep during class.
22Which of the following is not important information to be included in a resume?
23What is the resolution of "Rogue Wave"?
24Which of the following is NOT important in your essay?
25Once you write/quote your evidence, what do you need to do after?
26What should be included in the conclusion of a business email?
27How does using evidence enhance the persuasiveness of a claim?
28When analyzing a speech, what does it mean for a thesis statement to address the "biggest challenge" the speaker faced and list specific "rhetorical choice s" ?
29Why does fear of blame in the pharmacy hinder error analysis?
30What is the primary function of the "nut graf" in a news article?
31Alice: "I'm thirsty." Mike: " ..... "
32Jose works as a web page designer for the high school. Being accurate, specific and relevant are essential for success at his job. Which of the following would be the least relevant information to include on the web page?
33What type of information should not be included in a formal medical letter?
34Finding an appropriate time and place for giving constructive criticism is:
35Which text structure would you choose to look at the life cycle of a poison dart frog?
36What should be included in a constructive response to ensure clarity?
37Isabelle is writing a research paper about how living things stay alive in desert climates.Which sentence would BEST support the topic?
38After the text evidence, a person should
39What is 'Deduction (Top-down)'?
40When organizing an essay, which arranges ideas by moving from left to right or near to far.
41These are the facts or details that back up a main idea, theme, or thesis.
42What should you do if you forget your words during a conversation?
43What does the need for interaction primarily entail in the choice of communication medium?
44How does the same structural choice affect the reader's experience?
45Which section of the article includes suggestions for further research?
46Which of the following is a reason why it is important to organize information before preparing a business reports:
47True or false: When writing a personal narrative, your role model should be the protagonist.
48What is the purpose of using the chronological organizational pattern in writing?
49This organizational pattern describes an obstacle or difficulty and presents ways to overcome or fix it
50Evidence that does a good job supporting a claim that has been made
51Scenario: A mystery novel opens with a detective arriving at a crime scene, then jumps back two days to show events leading to the crime. What effect does this create?
52"In 1937, Zora Neale Hurston traveled to Haiti and wrote "Their Eyes Were Watching God" in seven weeks; the book was published in the same year. She died in 1960, penniless, with all her books out of print. However, her book was reprinted in 1978." What technique of organizing details was used in the example to achieve coherence and cohesion?
53Level 1: Students will select a sentence that supports an author's claim from a narrowed field or errorless choice (s). Which sentence supports the author's claim?
54In paragraph 3, where can the following sentence be placed? "It included standardised word orders and grammatical markers that existed in neither the pidgin language, nor the language of the colonizers."
55What is the purpose of using transitions in a PowerPoint presentation?
56Did you know that not all deserts arehot? Both hot and cold deserts are verydry, but unlike hot deserts, cold deserts have longwinters when the temperatures can reach belowfreezing. Cold deserts also get a great deal ofsnow, which is certainly not true for hot deserts.
57Irrelevant sentence may look like a supporting sentence.
58Which text structure includes signal words:-for example-is like-including
59Positioning allows readers to accurately understand the current state of knowledge, a worthwhile direction in which this could be advanced, the research question that you ask to move in that direction.
60The position taken in an editorial must be supported by strong .....
61Which stage should this sentence go in?Paul Cezanne painted Apples and Oranges in 1900.