Lesson L1.7
L1.7 Use appropriate phrases, registers and adapt contributions to take account of audience, purpose and medium Quiz: Pearson Edexcel Functional Skills English, Unit 1
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The 20 questions
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What does 'register' mean in the context of language and communication?
- Speed of speech
- Length of sentence
- Formality level chosen
- Volume of voice
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Which phrase is most suitable for a formal email to a manager?
- Alright mate
- Catch you later
- I would be grateful
- Hurry up please
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In communication terms, what does 'medium' refer to?
- Subject topic depth
- Delivery channel type
- Target audience age
- Message tone register
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What is the primary purpose of informative or persuasive communication?
- To waste time
- To confuse readers
- To inform or persuade
- To hide facts
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Which language feature is typical of an informal register?
- Complex jargon
- Contractions
- Passive voice
- Bibliographies
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What tone is most suitable for a customer apology call?
- Polite and clear
- Aggressive and loud
- Distant and cold
- Sarcastic and brief
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Which register suits explaining a new service to older residents?
- Slang-heavy
- Clear and polite
- Aggressive
- Highly academic
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Which adjustment best adapts a written report for spoken delivery?
- Footnotes
- Small fonts
- Shorter sentences
- Longer paragraphs
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Which style suits a quick message to a colleague?
- Informal and brief
- Overly ceremonial
- Poetic verse
- Strictly legal
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Which communication goal requires a persuasive register?
- Stating facts
- Reporting weather
- Encouraging volunteering
- Listing timetables
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What language style is required in a formal professional meeting?
- Text-speak abbreviations
- Slang phrases
- Full sentences
- Random shouting
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What tone should a complaint letter to a council have?
- Furious and insulting
- Serious and formal
- Vague and casual
- Playful and jokey
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What must be added when adapting face-to-face talk into an email?
- Facial expressions
- Hand gestures
- A greeting
- Background music
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Why might a speaker change their register during a presentation?
- Purpose shift
- Changing their outfit
- Running out of breath
- Forgetting their notes
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What feature is essential for formal written arguments?
- Bullet point slang
- Text abbreviations
- Structured paragraphs
- Emoji icons
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What changes most when explaining an idea to different audiences?
- Vocabulary level
- Core facts
- Underlying truth
- Main topic
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What does adapting to an audience in speech mean?
- Speaking very quietly
- Ignoring feedback
- Matching listener needs
- Using complex jargon
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Which phrase is best for a formal conference introduction?
- Alright mate
- Hey guys
- Yo folks
- Good morning everyone
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What tone and length suit a quick reminder text to a friend?
- Legal and structured
- Academic and detailed
- Formal and long
- Casual and brief
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Which communication factor requires adapting language based on whether a message is spoken, written or digital?
- Medium
- Length
- Colour
- Font
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