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IB English B Text Types Revision
IB English B Text Types Revision
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This quiz will help students review main text type conventions
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1
When writing a letter where does the sender's address go?
top left corner
bottom right corner
bottom left corner
top right corner
2
In which text type you cannot use colloquialisms?
news reports
diary
email
blog
3
Which text types does not require an engaging title?
Review
Proposal
diary
brochure
4
Which text-type particularly needs to catch readers attention from the very start?
diary
proposal
speech
email
5
Which text type does not require you to use persuasive techniques?
blog
proposal
article
news report
6
Which text type does not need sub-headings?
guidelines
official report
diary
brochure
7
What doesn't need to be included in a brochure?
short introduction
comment box
engaging title
contact us
8
What types of register are commonly adopted for blogs? (2 answers)
formal
colloquial
semi-formal
informal
9
What is the most appropriate way to start and conclude a formal letter?
Dear Mr./Mrs. Brown - Yours, John
Hi Mr./Mrs. Brown - Yours, xxx
Dear Mr./Mrs. Brown - Yours sincerely, John Smith
Dear Ben - Yours faithfully, John Smith
10
What kind of style is required when writing news report?
biased
objective
persuasive
subjective
11
What is the right format for dates, especially for formal letters or emails? (2 answers)
25/05/2024
2024/05/25
25 May 2024
May 25, 2024
12
Which element in not required for a speech?
emotive language
dateline and by-line
humor
proper introduction
13
Which text type does not require both a greeting and closing salutation?
email
letter to the editor
diary
letter to a friend
14
Which feature is not required when writing an email?
subject line
"to" email address
"from" email address
location
15
In which of these situations you don't need to follow grammar conventions?
When writing diary entries.
When writing a conclusion?
When writing guidelines.
When writing headlines.
