Writing Skills: Master Narrative, Descriptive, and Persuasive Writing

Question 1

When writing a story, which of the following is NOT an essential element to consider?

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Math problems

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Characters

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Setting

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Plot

Question 2

When writing a persuasive essay about allowing pets in schools, what's the main purpose of the introduction?

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To grab the reader's attention and introduce the topic

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To convince the reader with evidence

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To summarize the main points of the essay

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To show how the essay is organized

Question 3

Which of the following is NOT an essential element of a story?

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Camera

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Characters

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Setting

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Theme

Question 4

Which writing technique helps make a piece of writing easier to understand by connecting ideas?

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Adding transition words and phrases

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Using synonyms and antonyms

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Writing in a formal style

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Using complex sentence structures

Question 5

Which step is NOT part of the writing process?

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Publishing

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Planning

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Drafting

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Editing

Question 6

When writing a story, what's the first step you should take?

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Plan and gather your ideas

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Write down everything that comes to mind

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Check for spelling and grammar errors

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Come up with a catchy title

Question 7

Who or what is the main character in a story?

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The main character

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The plot

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The setting

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The theme

Question 8

Which step is the first in the writing process?

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Planning

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Drafting

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Revising

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Editing

Question 9

Before you start writing, which of these should you NOT do first?

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Write a neat final copy

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Think about what to write about

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Plan your ideas

Question 10

Which of these is not a part of writing?

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Gravity

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Plot

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Characterisation

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Style

Question 11

Which step is NOT part of the writing process?

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Researching

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Planning

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Editing

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Proofreading

Question 12

Which of these is NOT a step in the writing process?

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Publishing

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Planning

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Editing

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Revising

Question 13

Which sentence paints a vivid picture in your mind?

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The boy raced through the thick bushes, his footsteps echoing like thunder on the soft ground.

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The boy ran through the forest.

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The boy strolled through the forest.

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The boy ran through the forest, his heart pounding.

Question 14

Which step comes last in the writing process?

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Proofreading

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Planning

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Revising

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Editing

Question 15

When you begin writing a story or essay, what is the very first step you should take?

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Brainstorm ideas and gather information.

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Write the first draft.

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Proofread and edit your writing.

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Publish your writing for others to read.

Question 16

Before starting to write, what's the most important thing to do first?

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Plan your writing by thinking about your audience and brainstorming ideas.

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Start writing right away without thinking about a plan or audience.

Question 17

Which writing style uses vivid and descriptive language to create a strong impression in the reader's mind?

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Descriptive

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Narrative

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Persuasive

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Expository

Question 18

When writing, who is it important to keep in mind?

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The people who will be reading your writing

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The characters in your story

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The setting of your story

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The topic of your writing

Question 19

In a story, what is the main purpose of the setting?

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To create a clear picture of the time and place of the story

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To build suspense and mystery for the reader

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To introduce the characters that appear in the story

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To summarize the main events that happen in the story

Question 20

In non-fiction writing, what's the main reason for using facts and statistics?

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To back up the writer's ideas and arguments

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To make the writing more fun to read

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To create a vivid setting for the reader

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To convince the reader to agree with the writer

Question 21

In a narrative, which element sets the scene and creates the atmosphere?

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Setting

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Characters

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Theme

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Plot

Question 22

When planning your writing, who is the most important person to think about?

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The person or group of people who will be reading your writing

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Your favorite author

Question 23

What makes a story's structure less effective?

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Adding details that aren't needed

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Having a clear beginning, middle, and end

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Using words like 'then' and 'after' to connect ideas

Question 24

What's the main reason for having a setting in a story?

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To help you picture where and when the story takes place

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To meet all the characters in the story

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To give clues about what will happen next

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To explain why the characters behave the way they do

Question 25

In descriptive writing, what technique helps you create a clear and vivid image in the reader's mind?

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Using specific and precise words

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Using many adjectives

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Using long and complex sentences

Question 26

In persuasive writing, who are you trying to convince?

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The person or people you want to change their mind

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Yourself

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Your teacher

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Your best friend

Question 27

In non-fiction writing, what is the main reason for using real-life examples?

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To support the ideas and arguments being presented

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To make the writing more entertaining

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To add humor to the writing

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To create a sense of mystery in the writing

Question 28

Which step is NOT essential in the writing process?

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Getting feedback from others on your writing

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Planning and organizing your ideas

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Drafting or writing a first version of your work

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Proofreading and editing your writing to improve it

Question 29

What helps us understand why characters in a story act the way they do?

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How the characters are described

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Where the story takes place

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The order of events in the story

Question 30

In non-fiction writing, why do authors use statistics and evidence?

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To support their claims

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To make their writing more interesting

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To help readers imagine events

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To persuade readers to take action

Question 31

When planning to write a story, what should you think about first?

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The main idea or plot of the story

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The exciting events that will happen

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The names and descriptions of the characters

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The ending of the story

Question 32

What is the main purpose of the plot in a story?

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To drive the story forward

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To introduce the characters and setting

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To teach a lesson or moral

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To reveal the characters' thoughts and feelings

Question 33

In persuasive writing, what is the most important thing to do to convince the reader?

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Use facts and evidence to support your ideas

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Share your personal stories

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Use fancy words and sentences

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Add colorful pictures and drawings

Question 34

Why is structure important in writing?

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Structure helps readers follow the writer's ideas.

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Structure is not important in writing.

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Structure is only important for long pieces of writing.

Question 35

How does an author's tone influence the reader's understanding of a story?

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It conveys the author's viewpoint on the story.

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It reveals the story's genre.

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It has no effect on the story's meaning.

Question 36

In the sentence, 'She floated effortlessly across the stage, a vision of grace and beauty,' what is the purpose of using the verb 'floated'?

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To create a sense of movement and elegance

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To compare the dancer to a boat

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To show that the dancer was not actually touching the stage

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To create a sense of mystery and wonder

Question 37

What element gives a piece of writing its unique way of expressing ideas and experiences?

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The writer's personal style and perspective

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The writer's purpose for writing

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The writer's use of specific vocabulary

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The writer's choice of topic

Question 38

How does using sensory details in writing enhance a reader's experience?

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Creates an emotional connection and personalizes the story.

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Provides vivid imagery, making it easier to visualize the scene.

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Makes the writing longer and more detailed.

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Helps the reader understand the author's purpose.

Question 39

In descriptive writing, what's the main reason for using imagery?

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To help readers picture what's being described

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To tell a story

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To explain an idea

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To share the writer's feelings

Question 40

How does the choice of point-of-view impact the story and the reader's understanding?

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It affects the information the reader knows and how close they feel to the characters.

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It creates a distant and objective tone.

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It makes the writing style more formal and academic.

Question 41

What's the main reason for editing and revising a piece of writing?

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To make the writing better overall.

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To fix any spelling or grammar mistakes.

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To change the topic or main idea of the writing.

Question 42

What is a unique feature of fiction writing?

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It uses imaginative and creative elements.

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It is based on real events and people.

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It is written in a formal and objective style.

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It always includes a moral or lesson.

Question 43

How do literary devices like symbolism and allegory enhance a story's meaning?

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They add deeper layers of meaning.

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They simplify the story.

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They are only found in non-fiction stories.

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They make the story less interesting.

Question 44

How does the type of non-fiction writing, such as a biography or an article, affect its purpose and writing style?

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The type of non-fiction writing influences its purpose. For example, a biography tells a person's life story, while an article informs readers about a topic.

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All non-fiction writing has the same purpose and writing style.

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The writing style of non-fiction writing is not affected by its type.

Question 45

In a persuasive essay, which part states the main idea or argument?

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Thesis statement

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Introduction

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Body paragraphs

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Conclusion

Question 46

In a story written from the first-person point-of-view, the reader:

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Feels more connected to the events of the story.

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Feels less connected to the events of the story.

Question 47

How can writers use sensory details to make their writing more immersive and engaging?

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Include specific and vivid sensory details that appeal to multiple senses

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Use vague hints at sensory experiences without providing specific details

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Overwhelm the writing with too many sensory descriptions

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Focus on describing just one sense throughout the entire narrative

Question 48

How does using figurative language, such as metaphors and similes, enhance the impact and vividness of descriptive writing?

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It creates vivid images and strong emotions, making the writing more descriptive and impactful.

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It makes writing more enjoyable to read.

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It is only used in stories.

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It makes writing sound more intelligent.

Question 49

How does foreshadowing make stories more exciting and enjoyable to read?

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It creates suspense and keeps readers engaged.

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It makes the ending of the story too predictable.

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It's only used in mystery and crime stories.

Question 50

What is the first step in the writing process taught in this unit?

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Planning

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Drafting

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Revising

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Editing

Question 51

What is the main purpose of a narrative text?

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To entertain or inform about fictional events

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To inform about a topic

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To persuade readers

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To provide proof

Question 52

Which of the following is NOT a benefit of effective writing?

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Good grades

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Improved communication

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Increased critical thinking

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Self-expression

Question 53

In a descriptive text, what is the purpose of using figurative language like similes and metaphors?

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To create vivid imagery

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To compare and contrast

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To provide factual information

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To signal a change in perspective

Question 54

Which of the following is a persuasive technique used to connect with the audience's feelings?

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Pathos

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Ethos

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Logos

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Chronos

Question 55

In a descriptive piece, the writer's main purpose is to:

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Create a vivid image in the reader's mind

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Persuade the reader to take action

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Inform the reader about a specific topic

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Entertain the reader with a story

Question 56

Which of the following is NOT a type of narrative point of view?

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Fourth person

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First person

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Second person

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Third person

Question 57

In this unit, which style of writing is NOT covered?

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Expository

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Narrative

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Descriptive

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Persuasive

Question 58

When writing a persuasive text, why should you include evidence?

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To make your arguments more convincing

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To entertain the reader

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To describe your experiences

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To tell a story

Question 59

Which tool can help you find synonyms and antonyms for words?

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Thesaurus

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Dictionary

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Glossary

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Encyclopedia

Question 60

How does using humor in a story help the writer connect with the reader?

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It makes the reader smile and feel more positive about the story.

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It makes the reader think more deeply about the story.

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It makes the story sound more serious and important.

Question 61

What is the correct order of the writing process?

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Plan, draft, revise, edit

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Draft, revise, edit, plan

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Revise, draft, edit, plan

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Edit, revise, draft, plan

Question 62

What is the main purpose of a narrative text?

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To tell a story

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To share real events of the past.

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To describe a person or place

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To persuade the reader to do something

Question 63

What is the main purpose of a persuasive text?

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To convince the reader to do something

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To entertain the reader

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To inform the reader

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To explain a process

Question 64

Which of the following is a technique used to create suspense in a narrative?

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Foreshadowing - giving hints about what will happen later

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Flashback - going back in time to tell a story

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Hyperbole - using exaggeration for effect

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Alliteration - repeating consonant sounds for effect