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Miscellaneous GrammarSet 381

1What is multimodality in discourse?

2Which event is most likely part of rising action?

3What the author wants the reader to learn or take away from reading a text. Often referred to as the moral or lesson.

4..... are used as evidence, to support the points the writer or speaker is trying to make

5Why is it important to thank the recipient in the conclusion of a professional email?

6Bill's friend finds his lost shoes would be an example of the ..... in a story.

7In the transaction model of communication, what term is used to refer to the people involved in a communication encounter?

8How many stages of creating a document is there?

9What is the primary purpose of an Analytical Report?

10After I answer the question, what step do I need to complete before my explanation?

11In what type of text structure would you find these signal words?becausecauseas a resultsodue toaffectoutcomeimpact

12Part of the importance of creating a Speaker-Audience-Topic relationship (SAT) is to establish your competence in the subject area.

13It comes up with an idea and sends a message in order to share information with others.

14All of the following are the things that we need to do to learn listening and responding skills, EXCEPT:

15What part of a research report contains the summary and synthesis of all available sources directly related to the study?

16Which of these mean the time or place where communication occurs?

17Organizing items based upon a specific idea or event that will soon come to pass is known as ..... organization.

18Appeals to ..... evokes listener's feelings, including sympathy for others. These types of appeals often use words that have strong positive or negative connotations. They may also refer to moral, religious, or patriotic feelings.

19When might a report intentionally include a minor strength of the audited entity?

20Which is not a nature of communication?

21Which of these are components of a story plot?

22Which type of communication involves delivering or sending a message before or in front of a group, with a purpose that can be either informational or persuasive?

23Which term refers to the results and goals of each speech situation?

24Which one leads the writer to write about a topic in certain format?

25The text's topic is situationally and culturally appropriate

26A 3rd-grade teacher reads an informational, nonfictional text about frogs, and a fictional narrative text about frogs. He wants his students to write an expository piece using facts and details to compare and contrast the two texts. Which of the following graphic organizers would be best to compare and contrast the two texts?

27Which compare/contrast method is used mostly for "then and now" essays?

28What section of a research report typically includes the title page, acknowledgments, and abstract?

29Professional Communication is usable in the workplace and is used to provide .....

30What is the primary purpose of citing sources in academic writing?

31Which model shows a one-way communication where the source of information does not know whether the message is understood or not?

32In a story, everything leads to the most exciting moment when the hero chooses between saving a friend or winning a prize. Which stage is this choice part of, and why does it change the story's direction?

33How many pieces of text evidence should you provide for each topic in your essay?

34Difference between Visual and Non-Visual Aspects.

35Features of printed materials include:

36What is the primary challenge in scientific writing related to "Audience Balance" ?

37What does the layout of a poster usually help the viewer do?

38A mind map helps to organise ideas visually around a central topic.

39Arjun and Aria are having a debate. Arjun says, "How can you worry about car emissions when there are people who don't even have enough food to eat?" What kind of logical fallacy is Arjun using?

40In a persuasive argument, what is the claim?

41Counterclaim

42What is meaning factual and objective in Characteristic of Expository Writing?

43The functional unit of speech, which consists of more than one sentence, related syntactically and semantically, is:

44What categories do the writing rubrics assess?

45What is a counterclaim?

46What tip is being used when we use this sentence during a meeting?"Let not lose sight of the main objective here."

47A follow-up email should include:

48How can you ensure accuracy when interpreting data from a graph?

49In "Jim was a little upset when he smashed his wife's teeth", we notice:

50Which model can shift to linear when reeiver does not reply?

51Among thinking skills, Complex-Cognitive means ability .....

52Conversation Analysis (CA) mainly focuses on .....

53The structure of a story

54What can be inferred about last year's retreat?

55Which is the correct example for this term from the audience checklist?audience reaction to the message

56A conclusion should

57Gives one side the chance to question their opponent in order to clarify the argument/evidence presented & demonstrate flaws in the opponent's argument.

58Silence is an important compositional technique.

59In which speech do you rebuild your side's case?

60Storytelling through editing combines:

61What does the significance of the study address?