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Chapter 6 Multiple Choice Questions
Clarity of communication
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There are specific writing conventions of which the writer should be aware. Which of the following conventions best describes the key element used to tell the reader what each paragraph is about?
Topic sentences
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Claims
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Description
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Formula
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Which of the following is NOT a feature of the introductory paragraph of an essay?
Why this is an important area
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Specific question to be answered
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Premise and counter-argument
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Outline of argument
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Which section of an essay is characterized by a restatement of the question, of the premise(s), and of the main claim(s)?
Concluding paragraph
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Body
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Introductory paragraph
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Abstract
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Which form of spoken communication is more likely to occur through an unscripted and unprepared exchange of ideas?
Information presentation
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Casual communication
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Formal presentation
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Lecture
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Which of the following statements best describes 'best practice' of the use of visual aids in presentations?
Use of graphs and figures; concepts described through long, full sentences
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Use of graphs and figures; use of bullets points for different concepts
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Animations allowing words to fly in; highly coloured text and background
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Contrast background colour and font; use of small font for figures
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