Features Of Academic Writing Quiz 4 (25 MCQs)

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1. What is the purpose of using hedging expressions in academic writing?
2. What is the formal equivalent of the informal expression "a big reduction" in the sentence: "The dieter has achieved a big reduction in sugar intake" ?
3. What is the role of passive structures in academic writing?
4. Two ways to develop ideas before you write are called .....
5. Rewrite the sentence "Someone explained the procedure to the researcher" in passive voice.
6. Generally, academic writing uses ..... person point of view.
7. What is NOT one aspect of academic writing
8. I dropped my cell phone, and it broke ..... , I need to either buy a new one or borrow yours.
9. It is a short summary of alonger work (such asa dissertation or research paper).
10. ..... should be clear and evidence-based.
11. The main idea of any piece of writing is
12. What does coherence refer to in writing?
13. The government made some sort of a considerable progress.
14. What should be avoided in academic writing to maintain formality?
15. BONUS QUESTION:(+3 points Assignment)A good topic sentence should always be .....
16. Our class didn't have any good ideas.
17. It tells the readers what the rest of the paragraph is all about. It is generally where you an find the main idea of the paragraph.
18. What is a paragraph?
19. What type of language should be used in academic writing to ensure clarity?
20. Which of the following is a more formal equivalent of the phrasal verb "go up" in the sentence: "The material amenities of life have gone up in Western society" ?
21. It prohibits the use of personal point of views and biases. It is more concerned with facts and arguments which are based on a thorough examination of the evidence.
22. What is the importance of precision in academic writing?
23. Directions:Choose the letter of the correct feature of academic writing that is emphasized in each situation.3. Kathleen write her essay by having an introduction first, followed by body and a conclusion.
24. You should justify your position and provide evidence for the claims you make.
25. Simpler words are preferable to complex words (e.g. make is better than produce or manufacture).