Identifying and comparing attitudes
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- Q1Which of the below are comparative conjunctions?Users sort answers between categoriesSorting30s
- Q2Which of these is the best definition of the word 'precise'?Marked by variety or expression of detailMarked by depth or expression of detailMarked by accuracy or expression of detailMarked by creativity or expression of detail30s
- Q3I’ve identified Source A as having an ambivalent attitude towards animal welfare. I want to compare it to an attitude shown in Source B. Which of the following would be best to compare it to?ExasperatedNonchalantCavalierConcerned30s
- Q4What is wrong with this topic sentence: ‘In Source B, the writer has a negative view towards how the animals have been cared for.’?It doesn’t use evidence to support the claim.It could use a more precise adjective, better setting out the specific attitude.There are no discourse markers to introduce the point.It hasn't compared this attitude with a second source.30s
- Q5The best evaluation picks up on __________ attitudes that shift throughout a piece of writing.severalexcitingnuancedconsistent30s
- Q6Which of the following would be relevant contextual factors that could help us better understand a writer’s perspective?Users sort answers between categoriesSorting30s