Miscellaneous GrammarSet 357

1What type of audience is described as people who have decided to come to hear your speech?
2Do you need evidence and elaboration for an informative essay?
3What kind of reasoning moves from specific examples to a general conclusion?
4Which of these is NOT a part of Author's Purpose?
5Separating out the effects of particular factors so they do not influence/affect the results/outcome of the research
6The Appendices in a full research report usually contain:
7The vehicle through which we send messages is referred to as the .....
8What term describes how you interact to another character in a scene?
9What is the highest point of tension in a story where something changes?
10Which of the following is a suitable topic for a formal conversation?
11Textbooks, non-fiction books, expository essays, biographies, newspaper articles, and directions are examples of:
12Without feedback, communication is only a two-way process: sender to receiver and receiver to sender
13Explains the similarities & differences of two or more things. Ex: Dogs vs. cats
14Is it necessary to include visuals in a report?
15According to the tips for planning what you want to say, what should you set before communicating? Fill in the blank: Set your communication .....?
16How can you undermine the opposition in an argument?
17When creating a counter-argument, which of the following help make your essay more effective?
18What type of nonfiction text structure is used below?Soccer was invented more than 2,000 years ago in China. In 1863 in England, the "Cambridge Rules" led the way to modern soccer as we know it. Now, in 2020, soccer is the most popular sport in the world!
19Why might someone reveal negative information when consulted regarding someone in marriage, education, or parenting?
20In the communications model, what is usually the most challenging aspect?
21In a SEQUENCE/CHRONOLOGICAL ORDER text structure, the author.
22For which text structure would you ask the question, "How are the two items similar or different?"
23What is the body of a news story?
24Part VIII: Argumentative Writing and The Research Process-Research papers should always:
25We only have 3 properties of a well-written text.
26This section is where you present your findings and interpretation of your collected data. You usually present them in a table together with the interpretation and discussion (in paragraph form).
27The communication cycle includes:
28Stage directions tell us how the character the should speak and move
29Interest and suspense are built during which part of the story?
30What is NOT the statement in the maxim of manner?
31My dog likes to play fetch. My neighbor's dog also likes to play fetch. Maybe all dogs like to play fetch.
32What tells the sender if a message was understood as intended?
33All the events from the climax to the resolution are called the .....
34Listening for sustaining or developing a relationship, to develop trust, sympathy or empathy, and to make connections
35It is the information that is being conveyed by the communicators.
36How many paragraphs should your Crisis be?
37How can you make the subject line of a professional email easily scannable?
38Pluto is told using which text structure?
39Speakers primarily use audiovisual materials to do all of the following EXCEPT .....
40What is an organizational method for recording research information and its sources?
41The part of the research paper where you try to get your reader to do something, believe something, or think something is called the:
42The storyline starts to resolve
43Which of the following is NOT one of Grice's Maxims?
44..... is a device for the correction of misunderstandings, mishearings or non-hearings which has certain properties.
45It is a process of communication in which it conceptualizes an idea in his mind before he is able to formula and organizes the message.
46Effective speaking is a successful verbal communication that .....
47The indirect strategy is most appropriate for what kind of messages?
48..... is one example of a textual aid that helps in identifying the causes and effects of a situation/ happening.
49According to the politeness theory, we are being polite, we tend to be straightforward with what we say.
50..... Barriers include not paying attention, boredom, lack of interest, and daydreaming?
51Grice's co-operative principles has how many maxims?
52Speakers' expectations concerning their public self-image are called .....
53Brainstorming and prewriting are the most important thing when organizing an essay.
54What is the purpose of using visuals like maps, charts, and diagrams in informational texts?
55We use when we want to show neither great respect nor too much respect nor too much casualness towards the person we are talking to
56To be effective, a critique should .....
57Which maxim is broken in "Where is the station?" - "Somewhere around here" ?
58What are some examples of rhetorical analysis context?
59The purpose of groups is to:
60Which of the following is NOT a crucial element of written communication in business memoranda?
61Part of the structure of a biographical text that tells important events is .....