ENGLISH 10 TEST:WRITING AND READING SKILLS

Pick the proper term(s) that matches the definition. drawing conclusions from implied information

Choose the meaning to match the connective term... repetition of an idea

Learning how to read to an audience directly helps the reader to do which of the following choices?

Choose the meaning to match the connective term... indicate order

Punctuation check! She does not speak often but, when she does, everyone listens.

Choose the meaning to match the connective term...show space relation

Recognizing an author's organization of ideas often makes understanding easier.

Choose the meaning to match the connective term... show time relation

Match the description to the term. purpose of the writer

Pick the proper term(s) that matches the definition. drawing a particular conclusion from general premises

Pick the proper term(s) that matches the definition. reasoning from many certain examples to build a general principle

Punctuation check! I forgot my rain jacket this afternoon. Consequently, I will get wet.

Objective means influenced by personal feeling.

Pick the proper term(s) that matches the definition. using a story to make a point

Match the description to the term. principal thought

Details are made up of quotations and anecdotes only.

Choose which of the following changes in focus do not indicate that the writer must begin a new paragraph?

A cause/effect relationship means that everything is caused; effects are the result or outcome of some cause.

Choose the meaning to match the connective term... add ideas

Pick the proper term(s) that matches the definition. structure used in history & science define reasons 4 certain events

Pick the proper term(s) that matches the definition. useful to describe how to refinish furniture

There are no set rules that exist to determine how many sentences should be in a paragraph.

Match the description to the term. organization

Match the description to the term. a false idea

Pick the proper term(s) that matches the definition. tells what something is; useful in all subjects

Choose the meaning to match the connective term... take away, oppose

Pick the proper term(s) that matches the definition. often uses such words as similar, on the contrary

Newspaper articles tell who, what, when, where, and why in the second sentence.

Choose the meaning to match the connective term... show a consequence

Punctuation check! She is home now; therefore, you may speak with her.

Pick the proper term(s) that matches the definition. useful in botany, biology, and anatomy classes

A connective may be the first word of a sentence.

Choose the meaning to match the connective term... introduce an illustration

Clear-cut, impassable boundaries separate the methods of paragraph development.

Which are not considered articulators?

Match the description to the term. states the subject and controlling idea in a paragraph.

What type of prose compositions were discussed in this unit.

All paragraphs should have one main idea.

Pick the proper term(s) that matches the definition. bias in logic that infers a cause & effect contact because of order