Introductions and conclusions
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- Q1If something is described as 'timeless' it ...is considered old fashionedhas no sense of the passing of timeis considered futuristicdoes not change as a result of time and fashion30s
- Q2What word beginning with 'C' describes someone who has become involved in, or supportive of, questionable actions by others? This is not always done consciously.Users enter free textType an Answer30s
- Q3Which of these is not part of a three part structure for an introduction?A sentence focusing on the theme or character.A sentence about the whole text.Supporting detail and analysis.A thesis statement.30s
- Q4Which of these is not part of a three part conclusion structure?An evaluative comment.Sentence to summarise what you have said.A sentence about what the text teaches us or gets us to think about.A comment to introduce your overarching argument.30s
- Q5Which of these words are not conclusive discourse markers?Users sort answers between categoriesSorting30s
- Q6Which of these is an example of a complex sentence with a fronted subordinate clause?Orwell represents this through ...In the presentation of Squealer, Orwell suggests that ...Boxer is the epitome of ...Napoleon is described as ...30s