Composition Writing: Master the Art of Storytelling, Poetry, and Non-Fiction

Question 1

Which feature is special to poems?

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Poets use rhyme and rhythm

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Poets use detailed descriptions

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Poems always tell a story

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Poems provide lots of facts

Question 2

What's a good tip for writing a persuasive text?

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Use reasons and proof to support your ideas

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Use words that make people feel strongly

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Make up facts to make your point stronger

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Don't mention the other side of the argument

Question 3

When writing a story, what is the most important thing to think about?

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Having a clear plot

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Creating interesting characters

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Using lots of describing words

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Writing with perfect grammar

Question 4

Which word trick compares two things using the words 'like' or 'as'?

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Simile

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Metaphor

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Personification

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Alliteration

Question 5

What is the first thing you should do when writing?

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Think about your ideas

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Start writing your story

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Check your spelling and grammar

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Show your writing to someone

Question 6

Which of these is NOT a type of sentence?

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Comparing two things

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Telling a fact

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Asking a question

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Showing excitement

Question 7

Which type of text tells a made-up story?

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Fiction

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Non-fiction

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Poem

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Report

Question 8

What is the main reason people write poems?

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To entertain or express emotions

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To give information

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To influence or convince

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To instruct or teach

Question 9

What is crucial to consider when writing a non-fiction report?

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Making sure the information is correct

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Using your imagination

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Trying to persuade the reader

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Making it entertaining

Question 10

Which is a sign of a non-fiction report?

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Using evidence to prove ideas

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Including personal opinions

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Written in a creative style

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Using made-up characters

Question 11

What does a simile do?

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Compares two things using 'like' or 'as'

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Makes something sound bigger than it is

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Describes something clearly

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Creates a metaphor

Question 12

What is the first step in writing?

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Planning

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Writing a finished piece

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Editing

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Revising

Question 13

What is the difference between a draft and a final piece of writing?

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A draft is a first attempt that needs work.

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A draft is a complete and perfect piece.

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There is no difference between a draft and a final piece.

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A final piece is written before a draft.

Question 14

Which is a type of editing?

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All the choices

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Proofreading

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Self-editing

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Peer editing

Question 15

What does 'revise' mean in writing?

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To make changes to improve the writing

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To start over and write a new piece

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To read the writing out loud

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To check for spelling errors

Question 16

In this unit, which of these types of texts will we NOT be learning to write?

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Friendly letters

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Exciting stories

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Beautiful poems

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Informative non-fiction reports

Question 17

What is the main reason we write a story?

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To entertain people with a made-up tale

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To tell people about real events

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To convince people to do something

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To explain how things work

Question 18

What does the word 'simile' mean?

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Comparing two things using 'like' or 'as'

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Comparing two things using 'better than' or 'worse than'

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Comparing two things using 'more than' or 'less than'

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Comparing two things using 'either' or 'neither'

Question 19

What would be a good topic to write a poem about?

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The amazing life of a butterfly

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The long history of our country

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The steps to make a peanut butter and jelly sandwich

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The rules of playing soccer

Question 20

How can you become a more creative writer?

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Use your imagination and try new ideas

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Copy the work of other writers

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Write about things you don't know anything about

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Always write in the same way

Question 21

Which of these is NOT a type of sentence structure?

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Phrase

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Simple

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Compound

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Complex

Question 22

What is the main goal of a non-fiction report?

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To inform

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To entertain

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To tell a story

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To persuade

Question 23

Which sentence contains figurative language?

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The sun lit up the sky.

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The boy ran quickly.

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The wind blew softly.

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The car drove down the road.

Question 24

Which word means the same as 'beautiful'?

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Pretty

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Ugly

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Handsome

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Amazing

Question 25

How should you punctuate this sentence: 'The cat chased the mouse it escaped'

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The cat chased the mouse. It escaped.

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The cat chased the mouse it escaped.

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The cat chased the mouse, it escaped.

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The cat chased the mouse it, escaped.

Question 26

What is the main idea of this text: 'The sun is a star. It is very hot. The sun gives us light and heat.'

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The sun is a very hot star that gives us light and heat.

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The sun is a planet.

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The solar system revolves around the sun.

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The sun is the only star in the universe.

Question 27

Which of these is NOT a type of sentence?

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Narrative

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Declarative

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Interrogative

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Exclamatory

Question 28

Why do we use transitions in writing?

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To connect ideas

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To add excitement

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To slow down the reader

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To start a new paragraph

Question 29

Which of these is not a type of poem?

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Novel

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Epic

Question 30

Which sentence type is used to ask a question?

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Interrogative

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Declarative

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Exclamative

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Imperative

Question 31

Which of the following is NOT a type of text we will learn to write in this unit?

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Plays

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Stories

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Poems

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Non-fiction reports

Question 32

Which of the following is NOT a feature of a good poem?

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Lots of big words

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Rhyme

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Rhythm

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Clear language

Question 33

Which of the following is a good tip for writing a clear and concise sentence?

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Keep sentences short and to the point

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Use lots of adjectives and adverbs

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Avoid using specific examples

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Use complex vocabulary

Question 34

What is the difference between a simile and a metaphor?

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A simile uses 'like' or 'as' to compare, while a metaphor does not

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A metaphor uses 'like' or 'as' to compare, while a simile does not

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They are both the same

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A simile compares two things that are similar, while a metaphor compares two things that are different

Question 35

What is the first step in the writing process?

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Planning your ideas

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Writing your first draft

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Checking for errors

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Sharing your writing

Question 36

Which strategy would make your persuasive writing more engaging and convincing?

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Including personal stories and examples

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Using made-up or exaggerated information

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Using lots of complicated vocabulary

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Keeping your sentences long and complex

Question 37

When you have an idea for a story, what's the first thing you should do?

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Write down your ideas

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Start writing your story

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Check your story for mistakes

Question 38

What is the main reason we use paragraphs when writing?

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To make the writing easier to read and understand.

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To separate different parts of the story.

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To show when the writer is starting a new idea.

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To make the writing look neat and tidy.

Question 39

Which of these is NOT a type of composition?

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Algebraic equation

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Story

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Non-fiction report

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Poem

Question 40

What is the main goal of a story?

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To entertain or inform the reader

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To explain a science concept

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To provide instructions

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To persuade the reader

Question 41

Which of these is an important part of a poem?

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Rhyme scheme

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Bibliography

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Glossary

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Proofreading

Question 42

When writing a non-fiction report, it is important to:

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Use reliable sources

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Use imaginary characters

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Include many personal opinions

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Write in the first person

Question 43

What is the main purpose of a rough draft?

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To get your ideas on paper

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To write a perfect copy

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To edit and revise your work

Question 44

Which of these types of sentences can be used in a composition?

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Complex sentence

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Only compound sentences

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Only simple sentences

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Only declarative sentences

Question 45

Why is it important to use interesting language in a composition?

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To make your writing more engaging and interesting

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To make your writing longer

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To make your writing more formal

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To make your writing more confusing

Question 46

When writing a composition, it is important to:

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Proofread your work

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Ignore any grammar or spelling errors

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Never ask for feedback

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Only write when you feel inspired

Question 47

Which of these is NOT a benefit of writing compositions?

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Stunted creativity

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Enhanced vocabulary

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Improved communication skills

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Increased critical thinking

Question 48

Which of the following is NOT a type of writing covered in this unit?

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Drama script

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Non-fiction report

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Poem

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Fiction story

Question 49

What is the main purpose of using vivid imagery in writing?

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To create a clear picture in the reader's mind

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To persuade the reader

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To provide factual information

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To summarise the main idea

Question 50

In a story, the climax typically occurs:

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At the turning point of the plot

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At the end of the story

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At the beginning of the story

Question 51

Which of the following is an example of a simile?

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Her eyes sparkled like diamonds

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The girl was very happy

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The wind howled

Question 52

When writing a persuasive text, it is important to:

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Provide reasons and evidence to support your opinion

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Use lots of adjectives

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Avoid using personal pronouns

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Write in a formal style

Question 53

What is the main purpose of a non-fiction report?

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To inform the reader about a topic

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To tell a story

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To express feelings

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To persuade the reader

Question 54

When planning a piece of writing, it is helpful to:

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Create a mind map or outline

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Ask a friend to help you

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Look up the topic on the internet

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Start writing immediately

Question 55

Which of the following is a key feature of poetry?

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Use of rhyme and rhythm

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Focus on a single topic

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Long, descriptive sentences

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Use of factual information

Question 56

When proofreading your writing, it is important to check for:

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Errors in spelling, grammar, and punctuation

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Interesting ideas

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A clear storyline

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Use of descriptive language