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Lexical CohesionSet 9

1Positive communication allows people from different backgrounds to

2The part of the argument that supports the claim with facts, statistics, expert opinions, and logical reasons is called what?

3Complete!Student: May I go to the toilet?Teacher: Yes, pleaseStudent: ..... Teacher: You are welcome

4Your friend is going to study in USA. You come to see him off at the airport. You say, " ..... "

5To ..... is a way to intensify a point with a definition, example, or amplification. It may even be with the counterargument, but literally it means to go the extra mile.

6What is the effect of using writer's methods in your response?

7What is an appropriate response to, "I think we should try a new strategy"?

8Suppose you are planning your "My Future" slide and want to show you will be a world traveler in 15 years. Which of the following would best support your claim?

9I got a big trophy and a ribbon.$_{Choose a possible }$$_{cause}$

10Semantic analysis verifies that words and phrases are

11How might influencers subtly influence you to buy something?

12Of the different types of supporting materials, which type is good at making the topic concrete but is not necessarily generalizable or representative?

13What principle of cohesion should you apply when you want toemphasize an essential key term?

14How does the concept of place influence the interpretation of discourse in different cultures?

15After hearing, "You should try harder in class, " a student studies more at home.What is this?

16What does it mean to "convince" someone in opinion writing?

17What is a key aspect of weaving quotes into your writing?

18What kind of cohesive device can you see here?methodsstrategyskillsability

19Which technique is employed when a writer includes facts, figures, or quotes to support their argument?

20Infer the feeling of the character:That does not mean anything to me. My rooster will kill it.

21Relevant facts, statistics, quotations, examples and expert opinions.

22According to K. Reiss audiomedial texts consist of Visual advertisements, Spoken advertisements and:

23It is possible to transmit cultural or family values to others.

24Valuing diversity and difference

25Improving literacies for developing knowledge helps students to become knowledgeable about a par-ocular field but not

26Julia:How about buying your sister a book about drawing?Fred: .....

27When Mrs Kirkland comes into class the students all avoid eye contact and pretend she isn't there

28Procedure texts often use sequence words such as which set?

29A good writer supports his generalization with ..... examples

30Rendy: Is Puncak Pass resort near here?Mona: Yes, it is.Jack: ..... it's about 100 kilometers from here.Rendy: Oh, really? The suitable expression to complete the dialogue is .....

31The key research feature of an educational website would fulfill the same function as which of the following sections of a textbook?

32How do oral traditions adapt to contemporary realities?

33Effect: I have to go to a new school.

34What kind of details should be incorporated in expository writing?

35Which example shows using textual evidence correctly?

36What is the primary purpose of using examples in expository writing?

37Why is it important to use familiar words in an Abstract?

38Analyze. Parent and teacher talk about the result of NBA Finals.

39Why is it important to avoid jargon and slang in multicultural written communication?

40Which of the following will best help Jill organize events in her story?

41Mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the sentence that best completes the exchange. Jane is talking to her mother. Jane: You showed your good leadership skills in the game. Mother: .....

42What are 'concrete details'? Fill in the blank: 'Concrete details are ..... '

43Mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the sentence that best completes the exchange. Lan is talking to Minh. Lan: It's amazing. You are so good at that sport. Minh: .....

44Concordance is a result of:

45Which mental frameworks help individuals interpret, categorize, and respond to incoming information by focusing on significant aspects?

46An email should be:

47Wilbur Schramm's view emphasizes understanding how people relate to each other. What capability does this mainly develop in business communication?

48Drawing on ideas and knowledge from different fields is a useful way to solve problem because:

49If you are to "Support" your answer, what should you do?

50Why might a researcher choose to hedge their claims?

51How do you get conflicting parties to agree on the problem?

52Which could you use to Persuade somebody?

53If your report is supposed to convince your school's principal to change a school rule, what should include in your draft?

54What is the most important reason a speaker needs to plan for his specific audience before giving a presentation?

55Select the correct inference.How might a character act if he felt sad?

56Imagine Daniel, Avery, and Benjamin are detectives in a thrilling mystery. What does analyzing involve in their detective work process?

57To evaluate an informative text's tone, a reader looks for:

58Why is the "Power of Three" effective in writing?

59The closing sentence restates the opening sentence in a different way.

60The problem with contemporary art is that it is not easily understood by most people. Contemporary art is deliberately abstract, and that means it leaves the viewer wondering what she is looking at.http://home.ku.edu.tr/~doregan/Writing/Cohesion.html

61What is the clue word in this sentence for compare and contrast?Frogs and toads are alike in many ways.