Lexical CohesionSet 11

1What is essential when translating dialogue in fiction?
2Challenges in Topic Modeling:can be subjective and challenging and researchers must rely on their domain expertise and qualitative analysis to assign meaningful labels
3Which of the following best describes lexical cohesion?
4Which sentence from the passage reflects the author's opinion?
5What is the key to getting a high fluency score in the IELTS speaking test?
6How can communication be impacted by the type of language used?
7Fixed expressions are often used to:
8Analyze the structure of "Always go to the funeral." How does it contribute to the overall persuasive impact?
9How does the author explain both achievements and challenges?
10A: What is the best way to enjoy school?B: Get good marks and pass exams.A: ..... B: Yes, We feel alone otherwise.
11How can banks build trust with their customers?
12Man:I need to take a French exam before I start my new job.Woman:You're going to have to brush up on the language, you haven't studied French since school.What does the woman mean?
13Two-way entailment means .....
14Which of the following is a characteristic of academic language?
15A group is discussing the best way to reduce traffic jams. Person A: "I think building more public transportation is the key." Person B: "I agree, but we also need to make it more affordable." Person C: " ..... A good and cheap system would encourage people to leave their cars at home."
16What type of evidence is this: About 37% of 12th graders reported vaping in 2018, compared with 28% in 2017.
17How can evidence be used to support arguments in an essay?
18The best kinds of words to use in academic writing are
19Identify what is the relationship of the sentences given below:One can't eat stones.It is not possible to eat stones.
20What do you have to be careful to avoid doing in sentences two and three of the introduction?
21Which of the following is NOT one of the three face needs described in the material?
22What context clues indicate the speaker's mood during a presentation?
23Mr. Bennet's manner of addressing her husband suggests
24Which of the following is best defined "the co-text of a word" ?
25Which feature best slows down narrative tension?
26Which of these features can be used to count as a structure point?
27What can we infer about Herman from his behavior after hearing about his daughter through Bud?
28Which of the following pair of words demonstrates collocation as a form of lexical cohesion?
29Why is paraphrasing a good way to avoid plagiarizing a source?
30Student A: "Exercise doesn't really lead to weight loss."Student B: " ....., but I still think running is good for my health."
31What are the DOs for writing a "perfect title"?
32"Can I try your new camera?" " ..... "
33Writers vary the structure of their sentences and phrases because it is a powerful way to convey what to the reader?
34Complete the sentence: Right ......
35Arla is giving a speech about why students should have class pets. What should she do to persuade her audience?
36If most of the passage is written in third person, but one paragraph suddenly switches to first person. Is this correct?
37Tom: "Do you have a minute?-John:" ..... "
38In the synthesis essay, what are students required to do with the provided sources?
39Teacher: Have you finished your test Andi?Andi: Yes, Sir.Teacher: Let me see ..... Andi: Thank you Sir.What is the best expression to complete the dialogue?
40Nazwa: can i have the salt?syaerlin: of course, here you arewhere dose the dialogue probably happen?
41Which of the following is most likely to capture a viewer's attention?
42In an argumentative essay, which of the following is a strategy to develop a claim thoroughly?
43Structure of Journalistic Texts: Meaning & Purpose-Read each item carefully and select the correct answer. What is the primary purpose of an opinion editorial in a newspaper?
44To put information form a source in your own words
45Which device links sentences through shared vocabulary?
46The description of how Lady Carlotta "put the doctrine of non-interference into practice" (lines 14-15) mainly serves to
47Paragraph 11: Why does King mention the Bible in his letter?
48In critical discourse analysis, a nominalization can serve to:
49(Hard) What test can confirm entailment?
50Messages are carried by symbols .....
51The author's full name should be mentioned before the quotes .....
52What inference can be made about the landlady's behavior when she immediately opens the door?
53Authors use the term "purpose" because ..... Choose the best answer from the following below.
54COMMUNICATIVE FUNCTIONS3.-Janet: "Do you feel like going to the cinema this evening?" -Susan: " ..... "
55What is the best reason to repeat a phrase during a speech?
56Is excessive repetition good or bad in academic writing?
57You divide members of a group of people, places, or things that share similar characteristics.
58The text structure that explains the similarities and differences between topics is .....
59What is the effect of zooming in on a small detail?
60Why is hedging language important in academic writing? A) To confuse the readers B) To show arrogance C) To express certainty D) To indicate caution
61Repeating the same words over and over makes your writing boring and choppy.