Question 1

Q1. Which of the following sentences best integrates a linking word to strengthen an argument in a blog post?

Accepted Answer

A. “Multitasking seems harmful; moreover, studies prove it decreases focus.

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D. “Multitasking harmful and loses focus.”

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C. “Multitasking is harmful; it harmful also.”

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”B. “Multitasking is harmful, people lose focus.”

Question 2

Q2. The writer of a blog wants to emphasize contrast between people’s belief that multitasking saves time and research showing it wastes time. Which linking phrase is most appropriate?

Accepted Answer

C. “On the contrary”

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D. “For example”

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A. “In addition”

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B. “As a result”

Question 3

Q3. A draft sentence reads: “Multitasking is common in schools. It helps students finish faster.”Which revision uses linking words and reasoning to challenge this claim effectively?

Accepted Answer

B. “Multitasking is common in schools; however, research shows it slows learning because attention is divided.”

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C. “Multitasking is common in schools, students do it every day.”

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A. “Multitasking is common in schools.”

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D. “Multitasking is common in schools and it helps.”

Question 4

Q4. Which blog excerpt demonstrates the strongest integration of linking words, reasons, and examples?

Accepted Answer

B. “Multitasking is everywhere; for instance, students text while studying, yet this often reduces comprehension.”

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D. “Multitasking is common and it is not good.”

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A. “People multitask daily. They do many things.”

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C. “Multitasking is a habit. It exists everywhere.”

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