Lexical CohesionSet 13

1Another reason why a learner needs to list sources of information used in his/her research is to show his/her credibility as a writer. This means that the learner .....
2When does a statistic provide the strongest support for a statement?
3Of all the pupils at the Knight school, Gawaine le Coeur-Hardy was among the least promising.The reader knows Gawaine lacks skills through
4How does Cause/Effect Structure support Vocabulary?
5This is a classification of Cohesive Devices that is created by reiteration and collocation.
6Which type of cohesive device is used in this sentence? Sometimes the sky looks orange at sunset.
7Expressing their thoughts and opinions in a way that shows consideration for the writer's feelings, keeping in mind that it can be difficult for a writer to receive criticism.
8Lexical cohesion helps to .....
9What is a key aspect of integrating evidence smoothly?
10THE OBJECTIVE OF REITERATION IS .....
11What is the main idea behind every teacher being considered a language teacher?
12It's better not to repeat keywords if you can avoid it.
13In the passage, Akira addresses Chie with .....
14Would you like anything else?
15Visuals help you
16How can you share your opinion about something in a polite conversation?
17How does one improve one's cohesion and cohesion? All the below are correct except .....
18Details that prove or back up the author's point are called .....
19Dentify the most important skill for understanding different viewpoints during a debate.
20Why might regional differences in the U.S. be diminishing over time?
21In Passage A, the parenthetical information in line 19 and lines 21-23 mainly serves to:
22What is the impact of the historical references in 'One Last Word'?
23What is crucial to include in your answer for Paper 1 Question 4?
24What do you call any material that serves to prove a claim?
25How are sentences in a complex sentence related?
26What is the purpose of images according to the text?
27In discourse analysis, what does deixis reveal?
28What is the term used for justifying, proving or enhancing the points which are being made?
29Is this statement true or false: The boundary lines between the three types of cohesive device (reference, substitution and ellipsis) are not clear cut.
30How can you effectively highlight key differences in a bar chart?
31Good writing primarily depends on .....
32Which set of cohesive devices focuses on connecting ideas through the repetition of words, the use of synonyms, or the use of general words (like 'stuff' or 'people') that relate to a previous term?
33The school hallway carried the smell of wax, varnish, and cleaning supplies. Bright,yellow light glared into the hall through the freshly cleaned windows. This highlighted the deep scrapes in the lockers, the chips in the wall tiles, and the spider webs hanging in the corner.
34What does it mean when it says "add details" .....
35Read the first sentence. Which sentence comes next?This weather is great for skiing.
36What does 'appropriate language' mean in verbal communication? Appropriate language means matching words to the ..... (such as formal or casual).
37In order to actively participate in academic discussion, you must .....
38A text that uses key words like first, second, then, as well as years or dates.
39Can help to emphasize a point and make a speech easier to follow. It also adds to the powers of persuasion-studies show that saying a phrase more than once can convince people of its truth.
40Written texts
41Discourse that surrounds a language unit and helps to determine its interpretation is called
42Information and evidence gives credit and logical connections
43What does it mean to paraphrase in an IELTS Writing Task 2 essay?
44Choose the best title for the passage about Viet Nam's role in ASEAN cultural integration.
45How does the author use dialogue to reveal character traits?
46Which strategy is used to emphasise key findings and strong evidence?
47Paraphrasing is an important verbal communication skill because it:
48These are short personal stories used to connect with the audience and add evidence or credibility to an argument.This definition applies to which term?
49A series of topic-related words that give cohesion is a lexical .....
50Which test activity is the most authentic?
51Because summary leaves out detail while ..... (1) ..... the main idea, ..... (2) ..... is essential. Writers should be careful not to ..... (3) ..... the source.
52Diverse teams are less susceptible to groupthink because they:
53What audience characteristic makes a source most appropriate for a thesis?
54What is the purpose of providing feedback as a listener?
55The opinion in an editorial must be supported by facts and .....
56Which sentence best shows Diego's emotional connection to the sketchbook?
57Which of the following best describes a strong SCR response?
58I'd like to see your puppy!
59True or False: Feedback can consist of words and nonverbal symbols.
60What inference can you make about the character's feelings based on their actions?
61What is the purpose of using "I thought perhaps ..... " in a conversation?