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Theme Rheme Information StructureSet 8

1How can you organize supporting details logically?

2Identify the organizational pattern (structure) of the phrase: More drivers take to the roads in July and August, when families traditionally go on vacation. As a result, oil companies raise the price of gasoline during the summer months.

3What is the role of the recorder in the review meeting?

4The purpose of the article's structure is to

5In a funnel introduction, how many parts are there?

6What is the primary purpose of the lead in a news story?

7Rheme represents:

8A logically organized framework that shows how the speech will progress.

9We express a hope that our advice will work:

10In terms of structure, academic texts usually use:

11Let's go over the main points again.

12Organizing provides:

13Chronological order, cause-and-effect, and problem-solution are all common examples of .....

14Themes are .....

15Emma is writing an article for her school magazine. What is the role of the 'Title' in her article?

16Sub-headings .....

17The way an informational text is organized is called .....

18Headings are advantageous only to the reader of the report, not to the writer.

19These are sometimes in boldface or italic type; they a reader see the organization of a text.

20Which of the following are essential information commonly found in news? Choose the best answer.

21A chart shows the decline of bees over ten years. How does this visual help understanding?

22What is the benefit of using a direct strategy in request letters?

23How was the information in selection presented?

24What should every point you make in a theme be clearly connected to?

25Which of the following is a key feature of formal report writing?

26What does "competitive overlap" refer to in a conversation?

27It all began on a cold night in southwest Charlotte around midnight. Brian and his friend were bored and trying to find some fun to get into.

28A subheading

29..... is placing the most important info in point one. (Often used in informational speeches.)

30Which of the following is an example question a teacher could ask about structure:

31The organization of information in a text (chronological order, order of importance ..... )

32When organizing information to present in a business report, it is effective to

33Why would a script list different scenes?

34In informational text, what is the purpose of headings?

35The tiny ice cream shop around the corner has the best ice cream. Inside, there's a long counter with stools and comfy booths. The walls have old-fashioned decor and tables have silver napkin holders. My favorite part is behind the counter with all the ice cream flavors like cookies and cream, pistachio, and moose tracks.How is the information organized?

36Helps you to group information and provides a prediction for what you are about to read

37Sentences have an information structure which concerns how the information they contain is related to the knowledge states of the participants in the discourse in which the sentences are used.

38Do speeches need introductions?

39C. True or False-Write True if the statement is correct and False if it is not. Convert to multiple choice. A procedural text should have clear and ordered steps.

40A professional email should contain:

41How is the speech planned?

42A text written in order by time.

43Which of the following should be written as a numbered list?

44According to the learning material, what is 'structure'?

45According to the principle of primacy, the speaker should:

46The presentation structure does NOT often contain:

47What is Kennedy's purpose for giving this speech?

48Using the indirect organizational pattern to announce bad news shows disrespect for the reader's feelings.

49What is the primary purpose of using a pyramid structure in outlining information?

50Which of the following correctly matches the generic structure of the story?

51What type of text structure does a biography often use?

52What does the term "text structure" refer to in the context of English Language Arts vocabulary?

53The way an issue is presented, affecting judgments and decisions, is known as:

54Which phrase from the visual best captures the intended emphasis?

55What do you use when proving that a theme exists in a piece of text?

56How does a heading help a reader?

57Why are introductory elements important in a sentence?

58What is the text structure of the passage titled "Science Fiction"?

59What is meant by the term theme in a narrative?

60What text structure would be best for writing about how a new school rule was created and what issue it solves?

61In the outline, what does the 'Thesis' section require?