Question 1

What is the purpose of a summary task?

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To condense the main ideas of a text

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To rewrite the text with different words

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To analyze the author's intentions

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To create a personal response to the text

Question 2

What is the structure of a narrative?

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A clear beginning&#44; middle&#44; and end

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Strict adherence to factual reporting

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Use of bullet points

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Inclusion of only dialogue

Question 3

What is the recommended length of a summary?

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120 words

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A single sentence only

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Half the length of the original text

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As long as the original text

Question 4

What is an important aspect to consider when writing a summary?

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Clarity and conciseness

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Including personal opinions

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Writing in long paragraphs

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Using complex vocabulary

Question 5

In language analysis, which of the following is a technique used to create imagery?

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Metaphor

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Rhetorical question

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Cliché

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Hyperbole

Question 6

What is the effect of using a rhetorical question in writing?

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To provoke thought and engage the reader

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To confuse the audience

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To provide an answer

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To make a statement

Question 7

What is the purpose of using a climax in a story?

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To create the peak of tension and conflict

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To provide background information

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To introduce new characters

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To resolve all conflicts

Question 8

What is an essential feature of an effective newspaper headline?

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It should be attention-grabbing

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It must be very long

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It can contain irrelevant information

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It should avoid punctuation

Question 9

What should a conclusion in a report aim to do?

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Summarize the main findings and suggest recommendations

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List the references used in the report

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Present detailed data and statistics

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Provide an introduction to the topic

Question 10

In a journal writing task&#44; which of the following elements is most important to include?

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Personal reflections and feelings

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Detailed research references

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Complex vocabulary only

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A strict formal structure

Question 11

Which will you not be asked to write in the exam?

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<P>Diary</P>

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Interview transcript

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<P>Speech</P>

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Newspaper report

Question 12

What is an effective technique to create vivid imagery in descriptive writing?

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Using sensory details

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Keeping sentences short

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Using complex vocabulary

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Writing in passive voice

Question 13

Which sentence structure is most effective for creating vivid imagery in descriptive writing?

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Using a mix of simple, compound, and complex sentences

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Using only complex sentences

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Only using simple sentences

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Using only compound sentences

Question 14

Which technique can help you focus on different types of errors during proofreading?

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Proofread for one type of error at a time

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Avoid using notes

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Only look for grammar mistakes

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Check everything at once

Question 15

What is a key difference between persuasive and discursive writing?

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Persuasive writing aims to convince the reader of a particular viewpoint.

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Discursive writing presents multiple viewpoints without taking a side.

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Persuasive writing provides detailed analysis of a topic.

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Discursive writing is only about personal opinions.

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