writing to explain

Question 1

hich of these emphasises the most important point in an argument?

Accepted Answer

above all

Question 2

Which of these is NOT an example of writing to inform?

Accepted Answer

Getting someone to change their mind

Question 3

Which of these is an example of an 'impersonal' instruction?

Accepted Answer

The first person picks up the ball

Question 4

Which of these is NOT important when writing to inform?

Accepted Answer

Groups of three

Question 5

Which of these is NOT a connective linked to time?

Accepted Answer

suddenly

Question 6

Why are facts important in an explanation text?

Accepted Answer

facts give the reader clear information

Question 7

Which of these is the most important aspect of writing to inform?

Accepted Answer

facts

Question 8

Which of these is an example of an imperative?

Accepted Answer

boil some water

Question 9

Which of these is NOT a convention of writing to inform?

Accepted Answer

Exaggeration

Question 10

Which of these is a 'conditional phrase'?

Accepted Answer

If... then...

Question 11

What does chronological order mean?

Accepted Answer

In order of time.

Question 12

Which of these connectives would explain a fact in an explanation text?

Accepted Answer

because

Question 13

Which of these words is a time connective?

Accepted Answer

Finally

Question 14

Why do pictures have captions in explanation texts?

Accepted Answer

Captions explain what the picture is showing.

Question 15

Which of these titles is an example of writing to inform?

Accepted Answer

How to win a million

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