Lesson L2.7

L2.7 Use language that is effective, accurate and appropriate to context and situation Quiz: Pearson Edexcel Functional Skills English, Unit 2

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The 20 questions

  1. What determines whether language used in a text is appropriate?

    • Font size
    • Audience and form
    • Text colour
    • Word count
  2. Which is the most formal alternative to 'get' in a letter to a bank?

    • receive
    • snag
    • grab
    • nab
  3. Which opening is most suitable for a formal complaint letter?

    • Casual greeting
    • Formal opening
    • Friendly wave
    • Slang remark
  4. Which word is most likely to be jargon for a general audience?

    • House
    • Heuristic
    • Shop
    • Walk
  5. What is a cliché in effective writing?

    • Overused phrase
    • Complex number
    • Direct quote
    • New vocabulary
  6. Which feature makes language accurate rather than vague?

    • Ambiguous words
    • Precise details
    • Broad hints
    • General terms
  7. Which adjustment turns informal speech into professional job interview language?

    • Speaking louder
    • Removing slang
    • Using emojis
    • Adding jokes
  8. What is the primary focus of grammatical correctness in language use?

    • Context fitting
    • Rule compliance
    • Audience appeal
    • Tone suitability
  9. Which word most precisely describes an increase in the price of fuel?

    • Thing
    • Stuff
    • Change
    • Rise
  10. Which style is most appropriate for a formal report?

    • First person
    • Third person
    • Emotive prose
    • Colloquial slang
  11. Which of these is an example of colloquial language?

    • Cordially invited
    • Up to things
    • Inquire further
    • Assistance required
  12. Which change makes a sentence more concise and effective?

    • Using passive voice
    • Inserting jargon
    • Removing filler
    • Adding adverbs
  13. What is the best way to revise sentences starting with 'there is'?

    • Use complex clauses
    • Start with subject
    • Make them passive
    • Add more verbs
  14. Which term describes a helpful qualifier in a medical estimate?

    • Always
    • Guaranteed
    • Definitely
    • Usually
  15. Which word is the most appropriate in a note to a headteacher?

    • Thingy
    • Thing
    • About stuff
    • Regarding
  16. Which opening tone suits a formal letter to a local council?

    • Polite request
    • Angry demand
    • Casual greeting
    • Friendly chat
  17. What is the main reason to avoid jargon with general readers?

    • Causes confusion
    • Increases length
    • Slows printing
    • Sounds formal
  18. What is a key feature of an effective professional email subject line?

    • Humorous joke
    • Complete story
    • Clear purpose
    • Vague greeting
  19. What tone is most effective for a persuasive community leaflet?

    • Passive narration
    • Direct call
    • Strict instruction
    • Academic essay
  20. Using slang in a presentation to senior managers is described as what?

    • Persuasive
    • Inappropriate
    • Concise
    • Innovative

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