Peer editing a persuasive letter to Sherlock Holmes
Quiz by Oak National Academy: KS2 English (2)
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- Q1Which of the following are expressions of gratitude?Users sort answers between categoriesSorting30s
- Q2Which of the following are we not likely to find in the conclusion to a persuasive letter?a range of persuasive techniquesan expression of gratitudedetailed reasons and evidencea respectful sign-off30s
- Q3Which of these persuasive techniques have the appropriate formal tone for a persuasive letter to Sherlock Holmes?Users sort answers between categoriesSorting30s
- Q4Which example here uses a semi-colon correctly?I cannot wait; to hear from you I am certain you alone can solve this puzzle.I cannot wait to hear from you I am certain you alone can solve this puzzle.I cannot wait to hear; from you I am certain you alone can solve this puzzle.I cannot wait to hear from you; I am certain you alone can solve this puzzle.30s
- Q5Which of these is not a piece of presumption?I am certain that you will already have a solution in mind.I cannot wait to hear your solution to this puzzle.Surely you can see that you must help us?No doubt you are eager to help us immediately.30s
- Q6Why is 'Yours sincerely,' an appropriate sign-off to a letter to Sherlock Holmes?Users sort answers between categoriesSorting30s