Lesson L1.16

L1.16 Recognise vocabulary typically associated with specific types and purposes of texts (e.g. formal, informal, instructional, descriptive, explanatory and persuasive) Quiz: Pearson Edexcel Functional Skills English, Unit 1

20 questions

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The 20 questions

  1. Which word type is most typical of an instruction?

    • Past participle
    • Relative pronoun
    • Imperative verb
    • Abstract noun
  2. Which vocabulary is typical of a formal text?

    • Colloquial phrases
    • Formal connectives
    • Slang terms
    • Emoji symbols
  3. What vocabulary is associated with a descriptive text?

    • Sensory words
    • Instructional commands
    • Technical jargon
    • Numerical data
  4. Which vocabulary is typical of an explanatory text?

    • Causal connectives
    • Slang abbreviations
    • Imperative verbs
    • Emotive adjectives
  5. Which vocabulary is most typical of a persuasive text?

    • Emotive words
    • Neutral facts
    • Clinical terms
    • Technical data
  6. Which feature marks a text message as informal?

    • Casual abbreviations
    • Passive voice
    • Formal sign-offs
    • Complex clauses
  7. Which verbs would you expect in a text on assembling a shelf?

    • Past tense verbs
    • Modal verbs
    • Action verbs
    • Emotive verbs
  8. Which phrase is typical of a formal complaint letter?

    • Formal opening
    • Slang sign-off
    • Abbreviated text
    • Casual greeting
  9. Which word is most typical of a persuasive advertisement?

    • 'Unbeatable'
    • 'Approximately'
    • 'Previously'
    • 'Average'
  10. Terms like 'emergency crews' and 'blaze' suggest what type of text?

    • Fictional story
    • Recipe guide
    • Personal diary
    • News report
  11. Which word pair is typical of a holiday destination description?

    • Technical jargon
    • Numerical figures
    • Evocative adjectives
    • Causal connectives
  12. Which terms are most typical of an explanatory text about heart function?

    • Rhetorical questions
    • Process verbs
    • Slang phrases
    • Emotive adjectives
  13. What text type typically uses imperative verbs like 'must' and 'do not'?

    • Instructional text
    • Poetic verse
    • Narrative story
    • Informal letter
  14. What text purpose is indicated by phrases like 'in my opinion' and 'I believe'?

    • Persuasive
    • Instructional
    • Chronological
    • Statistical
  15. Why do different text types use specific types of vocabulary?

    • Confuses readers
    • Hides meaning
    • Matches purpose
    • Reduces length
  16. Which set of words is most typical of a formal complaint letter?

    • Hey mate
    • Once upon time
    • Lots of love
    • Refund requested
  17. Which text type typically features statistical terms like 'approximately' and 'significant'?

    • Personal diary
    • Fairy tale
    • Research report
    • Shopping list
  18. What vocabulary feature is most typical of an informative text for general readers?

    • Archaic language
    • Clear common words
    • Slang terms
    • Obscure jargon
  19. Which set of cooking verbs is most typical of a recipe?

    • Diagnose and treat
    • Factor and solve
    • Type and print
    • Chop and simmer
  20. Which vocabulary set is most typical of a weather forecast?

    • Syntax and phoneme
    • Debit and credit
    • Plaintiff and jury
    • Showers and winds

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