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Which one is not an example of a higher degree?
BA
MSc
PhD
MA
2
"for example"
e.g.
i.e.
OMG
etc.
3
"beautiful, attractive, pretty, lovely, stunning" are examples of...
synonyms
skyrims
homonyms
antonyms
4
"and others"
etc.
et al.
et all.
at all.
5
What does the image illustrate?
Redundancy
Plagiarism
Restatement
Inspiration
6
Scanning- A reading technique to quickly find out the main ideas of a text.
True
False
7
"shouldn't" is also an example of an abbreviation
True
False
8
“I have a grey horse and a black horse; take the
former
, and send the
latter
to my brother." What does the brother get?
the black horse
a letter
the grey horse
nothing
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A synopsis is close in meaning to...
a hypothesis
a quotation
a paraphrase
a summary
10
What does the image illustrate?
Case study
Peer review
Cohesion
Literature review
11
Where should we put a sample of the questionnaire we used in our research?
Extract
Annex
Appendix
Back issue
12
"adj." is an example of an abbreviation
True
False
13
"An academic publication in a specialised area, usually published quarterly"
a journal
a magazine
a chapter
a newspaper
14
"Secondly, I would also like to thank my parents and friends..."
Acknowledgements
Appendix
Abbreviations
Abstract
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"A section of an essay that examines one example in detail."
Register
Case study
Literature review
Hypothesis
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"The level of formality in language"
register
journal
outline
margin
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Which one is different? (hint: Think more)
Criterion
Factor
Phenomenon
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"postpone until later", "repeat again", "unexpected surprise", "new innovation" are all examples of...
Contractions
Paraphrase
Redundancy
Abbreviations
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Which one is not a word class?
noun
adverb
adjective
clause
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Which citation is wrong?
(Hope, 2015, as cited in Jackson, 2020)
(Jackson & Hope, 2018)
(Jackson, 2020, p.34)
(Jackson, 2020, as cited in Hope, 2015)