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Lexical CohesionSet 1

1Why is it important to use textual evidence when explaining supporting details?

2What can be inferred about a product that many celebrities "endorse"?

3What question do 'Grounds' answer in an argument?

4What does it mean to qualify your argument

5A communicator's words cannot communicate the desired meaning to another person unless the .....?

6Why do we have to paraphrase?

7In this type of writing the reader will find words/phrases such as a difficulty is, challenge, or solve.

8What is the role of evidence in developing an argument?

9What gives you more information about the picture?

10Why is it important that all scientists use the same element symbols?

11Quoting involves crafting sentences carefully to create .....

12He pieces of information that helps the reader know more about the main idea

13What is the purpose of referencing line numbers in the argument essay?

14Subheadings are found

15How does the author support their argument in the passage?

16Context is essential because

17A PSA ends with: "Take one small action-plant a tree this week to help your city breathe easier." Why is this call to action effective?

18Which step helps solve a problem together?

19Roberto has just finished giving a presentation about global warming. An obviously irritated audiencemember stands and says that there is no evidence to prove global warming exists. Roberto calmly readsresults from three scientific reports on its existence. Roberto's response is an example of

20What the message is about

21Is the following quote well-integrated, or blended with the writer's own words?It was not surprising to many people that a judge decided that Robin Thicke had "noticeably ripped off Marvin Gaye's 1977 hit 'Got to Give It Up' when he wrote the smash hit 'Blurred Lines' with Pharrell Williams and T.I." (Grow).

22Which of the following is NOT an element of a correct paraphrase?

23Which feature is common in procedural texts?

24Complete the following sentence: "Being a good listener ..... "

25A cohesive device which refers to the creation of connections between sentences which can be achieved by selection of vocabulary

26A measure of how closely related two topics are, often based on word overlap.

27Which of these is an example of discourse deixis?

28What is the main function of labels in diagrams or illustrations?

29In the results section of a research report, which of the following is most important to include?

30A Frame of Reference (F.O.R.) is used in writing to .....

31How does the writer contribute to the reasoning of the author's argument primarily in the sixth paragraph?

32The hotel we stayed in was really dilapidated.

33A barrier to communication MOST likely occurs when a writer:

34The parts of an expository text that stand out (diagram, photograph, caption)

35Choose the correct response to the following exchanges. A: I love listening to rock n' roll. How about you? B: .....

36When creating a text, a writer would likely want to consider all of the following about their target audience EXCEPT (Select all correct answers.)

37What does lexical cohesion describe?

38How can you infer the setting of a story if the author does not explicitly describe it?

39Which series of words/phrases do you think are most probably found in an explanatory text?

40In the sentence, "The book was amazing, truly amazing!", which type of lexical cohesion is demonstrated?

41How does knowledge of an author's cultural background enhance the interpretation of their writing?

42Why does the man say, "I have a workshop this afternoon"?

43The main task of scientific style:

44Text structure that gives details about a person, place, thing, or idea.

45Which word helps you know a list is coming in the paragraph?

46In legal drafting, repetition of defined terms ensures:

47Revise Journalistic Texts for Cohesion (Diction, Syntax, Style): Which revision strategy best helps improve cohesion in a journalistic text?

48What is an example of a part-whole relationship in lexical cohesion?

49CHARACTERISTICS OF CJS AS A SYSTEM THAT THERE ARE PARTS OR ELEMENTS STRUCTURES THAT PERFORM CERTAIN FUNCTION THAT CONTRIBUTE OF THE FUNCTIONING OF SYSTEM.

50Eulogy:How does Robert F. Kennedy create understanding with his listeners?

51What best describes indirectness in communication?

52It's ok to repeat one cohesive words 3-4 times in the essay.

53Facts, statistics, anecdotes, and quotes

54In the sentence: "Hence, improving the life quality for the citizens of those countries" .Which type of lexical cohesion does "the citizens of those countries" belong to?

55Academic language exists mainly to:

56Which of the following is NOT a basic academic discourse skill considered within the writing competence?

57What we see and believe at a given moment is influenced by our psychological frames of references-our beliefs, values, knowledge, experiences, and goals.

58Identify the sentence that has a smooth flow:

59Meetings end without clear next steps. What should be added? .....

60Express your opinions in a ..... Think about how you would communicate with people in person and how to respect their opinions

61Why should someone choose your perspective over the other perspective?