Reviewing Reading and Writing Concepts: Well-Written Text Properties

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Which term refers to the overall sense of unity in a text?

Coherence (correct)

Repetitions

Cohesion

Transitions

What aspect of a well-written text does the conclusion primarily focus on?

Organization

Restatement of the thesis and major points (correct)

Introduction

Body

In the context of writing, what do signal words primarily help readers with?

Improving language use

Maintaining coherence

Developing parallel structures

Enhancing transitions (correct)

Which type of language is commonly used in academic, business, and official texts?

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What role do pronouns play in writing?

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What type of language uses longer and more complex sentences with detailed descriptions in formal communication?

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In formal language, which voice is commonly used to create an impersonal tone?

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Which of the following is NOT avoided in formal language?

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What point of view does formal language typically use for nouns and pronouns?

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Which type of language is characterized by words that are straight to the point?

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Reviewing Reading and Writing Concepts: Well-Written Text Properties

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Which term refers to the overall sense of unity in a text?

What aspect of a well-written text does the conclusion primarily focus on?

In the context of writing, what do signal words primarily help readers with?

Which type of language is commonly used in academic, business, and official texts?

What role do pronouns play in writing?

What type of language uses longer and more complex sentences with detailed descriptions in formal communication?

In formal language, which voice is commonly used to create an impersonal tone?

Which of the following is NOT avoided in formal language?

What point of view does formal language typically use for nouns and pronouns?

Which type of language is characterized by words that are straight to the point?

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