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1What are the 3 parts of creating a speech?

2What is the recommended structure for organizing information in IELTS writing task 1:maps?

3Which of the following is most likely to be written as an informational report?

4What is the text structure of the passage titled "Ice Cream Dreams"?

5Which of the following best explains the relationship between Theme-Rheme patterns and thematic progression?

6Why does an author include headings?

7The way(s) in which a speaker arranges his or her speech

8Which text structure would be most effective in informing the reader all about an airplane's design?

9Semantic integration an interpretation is the final stage, where .....

10Which expression is in the conclusion part of the presentation?

11A theme that is expressed directly is a/an

12We should try to start our oral presentation by .....

13What should be avoided when using pauses in a presentation?

14The key idea is that New York City is a good place to visit and the author's purpose is to inform tourists. What would be a good section heading based on this information?

15Headlines are one of the key points of entry that draw readers into stories.

16Characteristic of a Theme

17Which of the following is TRUE about text structures?

18This refers to how information is organized in a paragraph.

19In addition to providing all background material needed for your research, what is another function of the background chapters?

20Which of the following best describes the structure of a professional email as shown in the template?

21What type of text structure uses DATES or TIMES as key words?

22What do we call the main message an author hopes the reader conveys or takes away from a story?

23An e-mail message greeting provides a

24What section describes how to do the experiment?

25What techniques can be used to identify key themes in a text?

26Group I-Motherhood, Forgiveness, Wartime, PatriotismGroup II-Love, War, Romance, ComedyGroup III-Cheerful, Whimsical, Lonely, TenseGroup IV-Rich Vs, Poor, Appearance vs. Reality, Noble vs. PeasantThe theme is considered as the central idea of a story, which of these groups above is/are not considered a theme?

27Usually represent a comparison of differences and similarities between 2 subjects (modified: 3 subj or more)

28How does Bryon's relationship with Cathy affect his friendship with Mark?

29Parker Rogers' life changed when he was told hehad epilepsy at the age of 9. He was having seizureson almost a daily basis.It was so difficult for him because he could nolonger attend school and very seldom saw his friends.What would be the best heading for this section?

30Announcing the text at the climax of the introduction is

31What are 'Headings, Graphics, and Charts' in a text?

32The series of events in a narrative is called the .....

33A word or a group of words which conveys the most important point of communication in the sense-group or sentence is .....

34Which option best explains theme?

35According to Halliday, in terms of construing experience through meaning, types of phenomenon, consist of:

36In textual analysis, what is the key difference between 'Content' and 'Theme'?

37To sequence events means to

38"My neighbour's children love playing hide-and-seek as all children do, but no one expected that a game they played last week would be reported in the local newspaper. One afternoon, they were playing in the street just outside the post office." The above is the ..... of the text

39When organizing evidence, you should group it by:

40Which part(s) of your document affect your audience the most?

41Identify the text structure in "The tsunami destroyed many homes. As a result, thousands of people needed shelter."

42Identify the acceptable theme:

43You will be interested to learn that is an effective way to begin a business message because it fosters goodwill.

44A strong, meaningful story title and introduction serves the purpose of making the reader .....

45The lesson, message, or moral of a text

46How do details impact a story?

47At the ..... stage of listening, you note not only what is said (verbally and nonverbally) but also what is omitted.

48In the step of categorizing, extracted data are converted into manageable units and extracted significant statements which are similar are put together

49What is the purpose of a subheading in a text?

50The last part to complete a news report is

51What is point of view analysis in a story?

52What is thematic progression?

53A story begins with a problem and ends with a solution. How does this text structure help the author achieve their purpose?

54The TURNING POINT of a piece of writing is the same as the

55What is the most likely effect of placing a very short sentence at the end of a long, descriptive paragraph?

56How can characters help develop the theme of a story?

57Why is it important to understand the structure of a passage?

58In which part of a text would you usually find a "hook" to grab the reader's attention?

59Changing word order in translation can .....

60In discourse analysis, the axis of combination concerns:

61The three sections of a story are .....