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Theme Rheme Information StructureSet 6

1What is the story's main conflict?

2Structure of describing place consist of .....

3What seems to be the point of the first act?

4When it comes to conducting effective meetings, and you are speaking, make each person think that you are speaking:

5This is the term for how an author organizes information:

6What is the importance of a clear structure in a presentation?

7The inverted pyramid created a journalist's style of writing that can be described as

8The final outcome of the story, it shows how everything turned out:

9Cognitive load can be managed by:

10What is the usual structure for a letter?

11Which of the following is not a technique to cushion the bad news?

12Which of the following is a typical exchange pattern in discourse?

13What is the primary purpose of structure in a poem?

14Which of the following is something in narratives that all cultures could possibly have in common?

15Type of text structure in which the author organizes the information into challenges and potential responses to those challenges

16What are three types of organizational patterns?

17We should present every single result we find in the Results section.

18Oral presentations should not include a conclusion that lets the audience know that the presentation is ending.

19The way an author chooses to present information (Example: compare/contrast; cause/effect; chronological order)

20The 40-60 rule of communication/presentation states that 40% of your emphasis should be on the ..... while 60% should be on the .....

21Which of the following describes the strategy of stating the most important information first, followed by the supporting information?

22What information is most likely to be included in the exposition?

23Using the prewritten text, officers should recheck the order in which events were written for accuracy. In the heat of the moment, a small detail may inadvertently be omitted. This could cause problems later for the officer attempting to present his/her case in court. It is imperative that the event are recorded in chronological order

24What can headings help a reader do?

25What is the focus of conversation analysis in discourse?

26Which of the following are expected in professional virtual interactions?

27How does the use of flashback structure affect narrative comprehension?

28One importance of headings and sub-headings in a report is that they help to ..... content to guide readers.

29When looking for the theme of the story, which do you NOT look at?

30Structure

31A headline should briefly tell the main idea of the article.

32Lily and Joseph are working on their report. What should they do with quotes and illustrations?

33What is the main purpose of a title in a passage?

34What is the most common organizational pattern for public speeches?

35Why is storytelling vital for editors?

36A.3) Which plot event develops theme?

37Listing events in the order they happened

38Who or what is in charge of encoding the message?

39Your past does not determine the person you can become in the future. This sentence is most likely an example of:

40TRUE OR FALSE: In the inverted pyramid style, the most important information comes first so that the reader receives that information first, while the least important is at the bottom.

41What is a key difference between spoken and written language?

42Translating style and tone depends on:

43In order to address the Chair or the assembly, what must you do first?

44A ..... theme is expressed directly in the text.

45How can you organize your notes when listening?

46Be/I am speaking, listen to me!

47Do you think this sentence implies a theme or a main idea?Even if someone has something else that you want, you should still be thankful for what you have.

48How do you support a theme?

49LITERARY TERMS-"structure"[examples: chronological, compare/contrast, problem/solution, cause/effect, etc.]

50What is rheme?

51What is usually the most important detail in a news feature?

52What is the significance of the "angle" in a news story?

53How does the Professor start the lecture?

54I am mostly the body of the story?

55Report writing structure for Business Studies should be used to

56Foregrounding is often achieved through:

57What is the importance of a clear and concise introduction in a speech?

58What is the effect of 'psychological sequencing' in narrative?

59A teacher wants to increase comprehension and critical thinking in her students. What would be the most effective strategy to use?

60What is the primary purpose of the Abstract section in a research article?

61What is the role of an overview in your response?