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Miscellaneous GrammarSet 20

1Which part of an essay outline introduces the main topic?

2A text's purpose is either to persuade, inform, or entertain (PIE). What does explanatory writing do?

3Which of the following belongs to pragmatics, not semantics?

4Inferences that depend on the existence of norms for the use of language is the definition of .....

5What type of narration is used when the narrator is not a character in the story and only reports what can be seen and heard?

6What is the most important part of the essay? You cannot get a passing score on the essay if you don't have this.

7Speech acts can be analyzed based on .....

8Which of the following describes a "inductive" fallacy?

9What term describes the tendency to prefer talking over listening in conversations?

10The underlying message of a story is called the .....

11Fur is to dog as feathers are to

12There are (12) months in a year.

13What skill is directly tested in speaking tests?

14Out of the five major categories, which expository essay compares and contrasts between at least two things?

15The levels of language are grapho/phonological, lexicogramamatical and context (genre)

16What does the "E" in RACES ask the writer to do?

17Stores details of all the cut words so a document can be remade

18Choose use of graphic.

19What does linguoculturology primarily study?

20"I'm attaching the file you asked for." This is an example of .....

21What is the main purpose of English grammar?

22It describes how the problem will be solved and specifically pinpoints who will benefit from such findings or results.

23What topics do you have to answer in Part 1?

24Which of the following is the correct definition of plot?

25The language ..... brings people together when language is used in a common way.

26When is the best time to finalize the title of your paper?

27The following is an example of what type of analogy-mechanic: wrench

28Books may consist of many ..... ,

29A formatting style from the American Psychological Association, commonly used to cite sources within the social sciences; currently on the 6th edition

30Cognates must match in gender and number.

31Choose the correct step for a procedure text about making tea.

32Commercials are used for .....

33Replacing culture-specific terms with neutral ones

34Some general advice for preparing the written report includes all except

35At which CEFR level can learners write clear, detailed texts on a wide range of subjects?

36The non-literal, associative meaning of a word; the feeling of a word.

37What does "diplomatic tone" typically avoid?

38What does the term "metalinguistics" refer to in the context of this text?

39What is a scientific writing?

40AI suggestions help us:

41What component refers to the receiver of the message?

42What is a general corpus designed to represent?

43What is the purpose of using MLA style for research?

44Author's intent for writing

45A constitution

46A text that inform of how to make or to do something is definition of .....

47This System is all about how the language sounds.

48A type of writing that is not telling a story

49Translate the Spanish word 'posesivo' to English: .....

50It shows the interdependence and interrelationships of the macro-skills of the language (listening, speaking and viewing; reading, viewing and responding; writing and representing) and the development of thinking skills (critical thinking, creative thinking and metacognition) allowing students to make meaning through language.

51What is the series of events in a story

52How are complex ideas transformed through writing?

53Which of the following is not true about the MLA formatting of the Works Cited?

54Thousand = ..... tens

55Thesis paper

56The most intense or important turning point in a story is the-

57This refers to the actual words spoken.

58What is the process of meaning construction?

59It is not important to follow the writing process when writing a report.

60Fire,water,earth,?

61Which is not an element in language?