Lesson L2.26
L2.26 Convey clear meaning and establish cohesion using organisational markers effectively Quiz: Pearson Edexcel Functional Skills English, Unit 2
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The 20 questions
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What is the primary purpose of organisational markers in written text?
- Formatting paragraphs
- Adding punctuation
- Creating cohesion
- Checking spelling
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Which marker signals a contrast with the point made in the previous sentence?
- As a result
- However
- In addition
- Firstly
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Which organisational marker is best suited to open an initial point in a list?
- On the other hand
- As a result
- In conclusion
- To begin with
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Which phrase is best for closing a persuasive letter by summarising the main points?
- For example
- In conclusion
- Admittedly
- Furthermore
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What term describes the use of words linking ideas across paragraphs?
- Layout
- Cohesion
- Tone
- Register
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Which grammatical device is used to avoid repeating a noun?
- Pronoun
- Adjective
- Conjunction
- Preposition
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Which cohesive technique replaces a repeated word with another word of similar meaning?
- Exclamation mark placement
- Bullet-point listing
- Capital letter emphasis
- Synonym substitution
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Which phrase best signals a shift to a new aspect of a topic?
- In summary
- By contrast
- For instance
- Moving on
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A writer wants to show that a second reason strengthens the first. Which marker fits best?
- Furthermore
- Yet
- Nevertheless
- Otherwise
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Which marker correctly indicates cause and effect?
- Even though
- In comparison
- As a result
- For example
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A student is ending a list of benefits of cycling with the final point. Which marker is most suitable?
- Whereas
- Finally
- Consequently
- Nevertheless
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Which marker introduces a specific case that illustrates a general claim?
- On the contrary
- Above all
- Therefore
- For example
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Which word is used to show a logical consequence or result?
- Therefore
- However
- Whereas
- Meanwhile
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Which phrase best links a new paragraph addressing a secondary problem?
- In contrast
- Looking back
- To summarise
- Turning to
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What do sequence markers like 'Firstly' and 'Secondly' achieve?
- Stating causes
- Giving examples
- Signposting points
- Showing contrast
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How should a writer fix repetitive use of the marker 'Also'?
- Varying markers
- Ending sentences
- Deleting paragraphs
- Removing links
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Which marker shows a concession, granting a fact before the writer's own argument?
- Consequently
- Admittedly
- Firstly
- Similarly
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What must precede the phrase 'Despite this' for it to work?
- Bullet point
- Main heading
- Page number
- Contrasting idea
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What relationship does the organisational marker 'Conversely' show?
- Similar example
- Opposite point
- Time sequence
- Cause and effect
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Where should key structural organisational markers ideally be placed?
- Sentence ends
- Sentence starts
- Margin notes
- Title lines
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