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Givennew Information FlowSet 7

1In the conclusion of a literature review, what should you do?

2What is the most likely effect of ending a long paragraph with a very short sentence like, "It was over."?

3Which of the following sentences is an unnecessary detail? (1) The girls loved going to Grandmother's house. (2) They got to stay up late, pick strawberries, and have sleepovers in the boathouse. (3) It was almost like going to the Grand Canyon. (4) They rarely got to visit Grandmother since she lived in Colorado.

4Read the claim.CLAIM:Wind power is a clean, harmless form of energy.Which statement is a counterclaim to this claim?

5Why is it important to communicate scientific findings?

6Hannah is preparing a research report for her science class. What is the primary purpose of her research report?

7Read the following paragraph. [1]Lewis and Clark were asked by President Jefferson to explore the American West. [2]Along the way, they met Native Americans and found new plants and animals. [3]These discoveries gave Americans a clearer picture of this vast land. Where is the best place to add the following sentence? They began their journey in 1804.

8Select the option that arranges sentences A, B, C, D logical sequence.-Sprouts are not considered as microgreens,however.(A)/ They are high in vitamins and minerals, fibre and protein.(B)/ They are grown both indoors and outdoors.(C)/ Microgreens are harvested green vegetables or little seedlings of edible plants that improve one's nutrition, whie adding taste, texture and colour to our food.(D)

9Suppose you are given two non-fiction texts with different viewpoints on a similar topic. What skill is most important to demonstrate in your analysis?

10Sequencing Events Read these events in a story about a police officer:"Then, Officer Jones asked the witnesses what happened.""Finally, Officer Jones caught the suspect.""First, Officer Jones received a call about a robbery."Question: What was the final thing Officer jones did?

11Expository discourse is mainly used to:

12After getting your reader's interest and giving your explanation in a persuasive request, you should state .....

13Which of the following is not an evidence to support your claims?

14The resolution helps wrap up the story by:

15Characters and setting are introduced. Reveals or sets the stage for the conflict

16Which of the following would be an effective way to begin a bad-news message to a customer using theindirect strategy?

17If the question asks me to "discuss" the statement, I need to include

18True or False. You should start with the details before you write your main ideas

19If your claim is, "Students should wear school uniforms, " your counterclaim would be .....

20Why should evidence be presented in order?

21Written in the order it happened

22Listeners sit and soak everything in when the speaker is talking.

23Which of the following is supporting evidence that "Activity Day is the best day of the school year"?

24A good way to judge what you can share with a person is to

25When reading a Prompt you must

26Your speech should always center on the .....

27The purpose of the author in writing the global warming text is to .....

28Read each paragraph. Then choose the sentence that best fills the blank.Dee hosed all the dirt off her dusty car. Then she washed the car with soapy water. ..... Finally, she dried the car with soft rags. At last Dee's car was clean.

29Refers to how you will be arranging your ideas.

30You should give lots of details about your reasons in the introduction and conclusion.

31A: "I am great, thank you .....

32This stage is where it is up to the listener to integrate the information, he/she just heard into memory.

33If a writer uses the Main Idea: I. Appearance and Breed, the Supporting Details (A, B, C) should focus on:

34What organizational strategy is most apparent throughout the speech?

35How do you get the readers to do something with the information you have given in your essay?

36Which is an example of effective supporting evidence for a claim about healthy eating?

37Why do news features sometimes remain evergreen?

38Writer arranges ideas in order of importance from least importance to most important

39Which of the following is MOST important for achieving a high content score?

40Which pattern of organization would be most suitable for the following speech "The Effects of Cigarettes on the Lungs" ?

41At the end of the literature review, at development of research work, it is necessary:

42Why does the professor decide NOT to add more information to the diagram on the board?

43In passage 2, which of the following revisions would make the paragraph flow in a more logical order?

44These are the purpose of an analytical exposition, except..

45A text that describes how a law was passed in order of events is using which structure?

46Which sentence is IRRELEVANT (does not belong) in a paragraph about "How to wash a car"?

47Do you have any plans for the weekend? B: I'm thinking of going hiking. A: That sounds like fun. Where are you planning to go?

48A guidebook describing historical landmarks in Sagada, including important dates and cultural facts.

49You should keep your audience in mind as you write.

50True or false: Summaries should be longer than the story you are talking about.

51A news article explaining how a volcano erupted last week is written to:

52What does signposting help to enhance when used effectively?

53What is the significance of supporting details in a sentence?

54Hints for finding the main idea of a story or paragraph are .....

55What is the purpose of a summary at the end of a lesson?

56Authors use captions to:

57Upon reviewing the essay and finding that some of the information has been left out, the writer composes the following sentence incorporating that information:In turn, the substantial landslide could trigger a tsunami, putting surrounding land and people in further danger.This sentence would most logically be placed after the last sentence in:

58Teacher: Good morning, student! I am your new English teacher. My name is Mr. Mark Lee. Nice to meet you too.Student: ..... Teacher: Let's start our lesson todayWhere does the conversation take place?

59Which is NOT a supporting detail for the main idea, "The Bahama Islands are also linked by the government's airline, Bahamasair, formed in 1973" . (1) Bahamasair, is the national airline of The Bahamas. (2) Transportation by air is fast, but it's also very expensive; delays can be caused by bad weather or mechanical difficulties. (3) Inclement weather can be a challenge to bus transportation.

60True or False:Longer and more detailed answers can be achieved in Part 3 by explaining alternatives and providing examples.

61What was a major flaw in the lower-scoring response?