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Lexical CohesionSet 8

1How do the sensory details included by the author impact the reader's understanding of the conflict?

2What is one benefit of using concise language to engage the audience?

3What is the purpose of citing textual evidence in analysis?

4Pragmatic equivalence deals with:

5Ambiguity in a text refers to:

6Why is hedging important for critical thinking in essays?

7Mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the option that best completes each of the following exchanges.Tom is talking to Jane.-Tom: "I'm sorry. I forgot your birthday." -Jane: " ..... "

8In the dialogue, Sarah says, 'I think we should go.' What is a possible response of agreement?

9Understanding the impact of globalization on cross-cultural communication helps organizations build a competitive advantage.

10The players were talking about their plans on how to defeat the opponent.

11Which is the best definition of the 'speaker' of a text?

12Most people find CONTEMPORARY ART difficult to understand. CONTEMPORARY ART is purposely abstract, leaving the viewers wondering what they are looking at. What is the cohesive device being utilized in the capitalized words?

13Karla is giving a speech about why students should have class pets.What should she do to persuade her audience?

14What text structure would consist of key words, such as, if, then, because, due to, and as a result?

15The specific facts, examples, and other details used to support the reasoning.

16Facts, statistics, and quotes are all types of .....

17What is one way authors support their claims in informational texts?

18How can a writer effectively integrate quotations into a persuasive essay?

19X: ..... Y: Let me help you to carry the shopping bag.

20Cohesion can be achieved through using words in a text that go with each other. What kind of lexical cohesion is that?

21What is the significance of using examples in academic writing?

22Your sibling is planning to buy a new phone but is unsure about which one to choose. What do you recommend?

23Directions:Analyze the sentences below. Identify if it is COHESIVE or NOT COHESIVE.Jay is proactive, smart, and trustworthy.

24What inference can the hearer draw from "John likes listening to Mozart."

25How are these ideas related? Bob is a very skilled gamer. He is the best Mario Kart player in his town.

26What does the report aim to provide regarding Cursor Rules?

27What is the role of "hints" in a text structure?

28In a question that says 'What impressions do we get' or 'How does the writer ..... ' you need to

29Which of the following is considered the most important skill in the workplace?

30A flyer encouraging students to recycle more often at school is written to do what?

31To achieve concreteness abstract words must be used in discourse.

32What is the purpose of using facts and details in expository writing?

33What role does background knowledge play in implicit communication?

34Evaluate how the author's use of anecdotes contributes to the persuasiveness of the text.

35'Using "I" messages' helps reduce ..... and defensiveness in family communication.

36Support your answer with details

37What does it mean to cite facts and statistics?

38The food looked like a painting on a plate and tasted absolutely delicious, the light crispy bread balanced perfectly with the soft creamy cheese.

39In a synthesis essay, how should sources be integrated into the text?

40"John was upset that his friends did not listen to him. He walked away quietly. When he reached home, he was still very unhappy that his friends did not listen to him." What is the issue with the writing here?

41Why do we have to identify the structure of the text when we summarize?

42How can a speaker tailor their speech to better suit their audience?

43Which of the following cohesive devices are used to help in emphasizing and focusing with the ideas presented?

44A specific reference that is used to support a claim

45Ina: "Happy Birthday, Susi." Susi: "Thanks." Ina: "It's a gift for you." Susi: .....

46The article's repetition of "Egypt" in successive clauses serves to:

47The writer wants to describe the way raptors shed feathers. Which choice would be most consistent with the way the feather-shedding process has been described up to this point?

48What is the main purpose of narration in a story?

49Communication involves specific skills such as:

50PASSAGE 1The function of the quoted sentences (paragraph 1, sentences 5-10) is to

51The context of a setting best refers to which idea?

52What determines the choice of words in functional style?

53Uses text features to hold reader's attention.

54What's the main goal of Emma, Avery, and Kai's mission?

55Which revision MOST improves an argument's precision?

56A text containing words like first, next, after, and following is which type of text structure?

57Which task are you asked to complete with one chosen topic on the slide?

58Many times, you can infer when someone around you is having a bad day.

59Which of the following is an example of superordinate/subordinate relationship in lexical cohesion?

60Match five steps in the UNEC project with their appropriate explanation:Try to understand why people from other cultures act differently and what their actions mean

61A sympathy note should