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Lexical CohesionSet 14

1Is not clearly stated; the reader or listener has to infer (make an educated guess) what the author or speaker means.

2What is the most appropriate expression to continue a conversation?

3Which of the following is NOT a method of embedding text evidence?

4What is Linking repetition?

5What can we infer about maria, the maid, due to the fact that she does not make eye contact when speaking.

6Listening is best described as:

7Proof that comes from sources and research and supports your reason(s) is .....

8At the end of "Cooking with Meg," what is the MOST likely reason the author includes the photograph of "Baked Beans, Georgia Stylye"?

9Maria loves to play the violin. She practices every day.

10Why can repetition be effective in writing?

11Not all general words are used cohesively

12If someone asks you a question, what is a polite way to respond?

13Mother: Good night Andi! ..... Andi: Good night mom!

14Noise can occur at any part of the process. It is ..... that interrupts the message from being understood and is typically characterized by background noise in a conversation.

15Why might an author include a quote from an expert?

16Kelvin: "I've won the first prize in the English-speaking contest, Mother." -Mother: " ..... "

17Why is the generic structure of descriptive text important?

18A reader sees the same fact repeated several times. What should the reader think?

19What does 'embedding' the evidence mean?

20Which statement best differentiates paraphrasing from summarising?

21In what situations would you hear" Thanks, I just had one"

22To SUPPORT your opinion means to .....

23What is the purpose of analyzing a writer's language choice s in Paper 1?

24Read this sentence from the article.Lewis wrote, "She jumped up, ran, and embraced him, and threw her blanket over him, and cried profusely."What is the most likely reason the author included this sentence from a primary source?

25Ruby: Hi, my name is Ruby.Alex: .....

26How is the setting related to the main character's, Meg, mood?

27Which of the following best defines paraphrasing?

28Which of the following best helps a reader identify the central idea of a passage?

29How does Simon support his argument about the benefits of breaks?

30When evaluating an argument, which question is most useful?

31Identify the discoursal deixis in: "Finally, I want to say thank you to those who supported me."

32Which of these would NOT be an appropriate source to use for this headline?Doctors warn young children about mobile phone use.

33Like, both, or neither are words use to show what text structure?

34Personalized messages usually include:

35A major part of being responsible means knowing how to act

36Gill's efforts to help Nemo escape the tank are motivated by selfishness. After his plan to have Nemo jam the filter fails, Gill apologizes to the young fish: "I was so ready to get out, so ready to taste that ocean, I was willing to put you in harm's way to get there."

37One purpose of the sermon illustration is to

38How does a flashback function in prose fiction?

39Conversation-Choose the most suitable response to complete each of the following exchanges. 1. A: "How are you getting on?"-B: " ..... "

40Which of thefollowing is the best definition of the word "rebuttal" ?

41What should employees understand about each customer in order to develop positive customer/client relations?

42How does context assist in comprehending a text?

43Make a CONNECTION between The Three Little Pigs and The Three Bears.What is this question asking you to do?

44The repetition of ideas points towards the main idea.

45Which of the following is a term that refers to how audience feels about a particular topic or speaker?

46Repetition of key terms or essential ideas is vital in achieving cohesionbut what should you avoid to repeat?

47Astro: What do you think about the restaurant?Mima: The price is too expensiveFrom the dialogue above we can conclude that .....

48What a writer uses to help support their argument-quotes, graphs, facts, figures

49The following sentences are the examples of procedure text, except .....

50Intertextuality involves:

51What does expository discourse involve?

52'We're getting married!' ' .....!'

53One technique we can practice to help us with connecting is to

54A: ..... B: Let's go fishing.

55What is a common mistake when embedding quotes?

56In writing, there are other strategies you can use to be persuasive. You can use ..... to support your claims.

57This text structure uses hints like "similar to" and "different from."

58What is the benefit of including key words in the title of a scientific paper?