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Part 3: Why do we use them?
To take up time.
To make things unnecessary for straightforward or urgent situations.
To complicate the decision-making process.
To stimulate real-life situations.
2
How do sequential transitions help indicate the order of events?
To confuse the reader about the timeline of events.
To introduce unrelated information that doesn't fit the sequence.
Events that occur chronologically that presents in your text.
To present events or information in a random order.
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Why might a writer use restating or clarifying transitions?
To restate or clarify something you have already said.
To confuse the reader by rephrasing in a less clear manner.
To repeat information without adding new understanding.
To introduce redundancy without enhancing clarity.
4
Identify which sentence displays assonance
The rain in Spain stays in the plain.
Polly wants a cracker.
This is totally an assonance.
The dog played with their toy.
5
What involves a shared dialogue between a teacher and a student?
Demonstration
Hands-On Learning
Lecture-Based Learning
Socratic Method
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How do you appropriately respond to someone at work?
"You're always messing things up. Maybe you're not cut out for this job."
"I don't care, I'll do it how I want!"
"I was told to do it this way, let me check with management."
"That's a stupid idea. I can't believe you even suggested that."
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Part 2: When do you use them?
Scenarios are used in situations with direct action.
Scenarios are used for exploring different possibilities.
Scenarios are used in immediate decision-making.
Scenarios are used in training, problem solving, simulations and more.
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What is an example of "future talk"?
I feel like I don't get any freedom.. can we talk about staying out later?
We have a meeting at 3 PM.
I am enjoying this book.
They are playing soccer in the park.
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What are some prefixes?
Anti-freeze, antithesis, decompose.
Book, chair, happy, play, light.
Tree, house, car, dance, apple.
Flower, mountain, river, cat, music.
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What's the Greek or Latin root for "the study of"?
Logy
Para
Mono
Tele
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In what ways can adversative transitions show contrast or contradiction?
To continue the same line of thought without indicating any conflict.
To agree with the previous statement without introducing any contrast.
Show contrast, contradiction, conflict, concession, or dismissal.
To add supporting information without showing any contrast.
12
Can you unscramble HALT? (click any, this is just to challenge you)
A- gnry
T- drei
L- enyol
H- rgynu
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Part 1: What are the top three scenarios?
Proactive, generative and prescriptive.
Reactive, confirmatory and descriptive.
Passive, analytical and permissive.
Predictive, exploratory and normative.
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Which one is a simile?
The dog barked loudly.
She's a pig.
The sky is blue.
She eats like a pig.
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Which is the correct way to take a 30 minute timeout?
Leave me alone.
Don't talk to me right now.
Can you give me 30 minutes to cool off?
Can you give me 30 minutes to cool off? I'm going to my room, meet me after
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When should addition transitions be used to expand on information?
To introduce unrelated or irrelevant information.
To contradict the previous statement without context.
Used to include more information in a previous sentence.
To disrupt the flow of the argument without adding value.
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What are some suffixes?
Wave, fish, coral, reef, shell.
Sky, dog, water, fire, sun.
Regulate, evadicate, enunciate, repudiate.
Tree, rock, lake, grass, wind.
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What causes heavy breathing, fast heart rate and trembling?
PEMDAS
FFF Activation
RICE
CPR
19
Which is an i-statement?
You make me mad and frustrated.
I'm so mad and frustrated.
You need to fix this now.
You don't care about this.
20
Which of these statements is a colloquialism?
Could you help me with this?
Please pass the salt.
It's raining cats and dogs out there!
Hello, how are you?
21
Which are proper conflict types?
Character v. Nature
Character v. Society
Character v. Character
Character v. Supernatural
22
Identify which sentence displays alliteration
Can I pet dat dog?
Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers.
If Diddy did diddle dudes, how many dudes did Diddy diddle?
How much wood could a wood chuck chuck if a wood chuck could chuck wood?
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What purposes do emphasis transitions serve in writing?
To make minor details seem more important than they are.
To downplay important information instead of highlighting it.
To distract from the main point rather than focusing on it.
By indicating time, place, result and lastly, by summarizing it.
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What are additive transitions and how are they used in writing?
Connects ideas or sections in writing that don't rely on logical reasoning.
Introduces new information or examples by the preceding text.
Discuss the impact of storytelling in communication.
Explore more about using humor in writing.
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What is amplification?
Deflector
Subtle
Draw attention
Interject
26
Identify the Genre
Autobiograpghy
Fiction
Biography
Mystery
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How do you clarity transition words help relate ideas to each other?
Tell the reader how one idea relates to another.
To make the text more complex without adding understanding.
To obscure the meaning rather than clarify it.
To introduce ambiguity or confusion.
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Which one is a metaphor?
It's raining heavily.
Smooth like butter.
Sticky as honey.
She's got a heart of gold.
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What are some good soft skills to have?
Coding, data analysis, graphic design, project management
Laboratory techniques, cybersecurity, technical writing.
Reliability, communication, creativity, respectfulness, conflict resolution
Accounting, foreign language proficiency, mechanical engineering
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What does contrast transitions show?
To contradict the previous statement without clear purpose.
To show, contrast or a change in direction.
To create confusion by introducing unnecessary opposition.
To disrupt the flow of the argument.
