CELPIP Writing Practice Course: Organization and cohesion
Quiz thématique sans limite de temps : 17 questions sur Organization and cohesion, avec une explication après chaque réponse. Les questions et les réponses sont mélangées à chaque fois.
Quiz thématique 5 : Organization and cohesion
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Question 1 sur 17
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Réponse: A. Make an outline of your ideas
The official tips page says making an outline before you write is the best way to make sure your ideas fit well together.
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Question 2 sur 17
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Réponse: C. When you begin a new main idea
Start a new paragraph for each main idea. Paragraphing is part of the Readability dimension.
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Question 3 sur 17
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Réponse: C. However
"However" shows that the next idea is different from or opposite to the one before.
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Question 4 sur 17
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Réponse: B. As a result
"As a result" introduces something that happens because of the idea before it.
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Question 5 sur 17
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Réponse: B. In addition
"In addition" adds a new point in the same direction. The other connectors show contrast.
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Question 6 sur 17
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Réponse: D. For instance
"For instance" means the same as "for example". It introduces a specific case that supports your point.
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Question 7 sur 17
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Réponse: B. However
The second sentence gives a disadvantage that contrasts with the first, so "However" is correct.
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Question 8 sur 17
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Réponse: D. As a result
Arriving late happens because the lot is full, so a result connector fits.
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Question 9 sur 17
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Réponse: D. For these reasons
"For these reasons" signals a conclusion that sums up the reasons you have already given.
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Question 10 sur 17
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Réponse: B. Although the gym is expensive, I go every week.
The ideas contrast, so "although" is the right link. "Because" and "so" wrongly suggest that the cost is the reason for going.
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Question 11 sur 17
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Réponse: D. Greeting, purpose, a paragraph per point, closing, sign-off
An email starts with a greeting and a purpose statement, covers each point in its own paragraph, and ends with a concluding statement and sign-off.
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Question 12 sur 17
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Réponse: B. The main benefit of a transit pass is that it saves staff money.
A topic sentence states the main idea of the paragraph. The other sentences are details that do not introduce the money-saving point.
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Question 13 sur 17
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Réponse: D. Use them only when they show a real link
Connectors help when they show a real relationship. Using them in every sentence makes writing sound forced and can confuse the meaning.
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Question 14 sur 17
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Réponse: D. Sentence 3
Sentence 3 is about a cousin and the weather in another city, so it is not relevant. Relevance is part of Task Fulfillment.
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Question 15 sur 17
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Réponse: A. Split it into shorter sentences and paragraphs
The ideas are reasonable, but they run together in one sentence with no paragraphs. Separate sentences, paragraphs and clear connectors would make it much easier to read.
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Question 16 sur 17
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Réponse: A. Readability
Readability includes format and paragraphing, sentence structure and punctuation, so a single run-on block lowers it most directly.
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Question 17 sur 17
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Réponse: D. "However" in sentence 3 should be "As a result"
Being late is a result of the bus time, not a contrast, so sentence 3 needs a result connector such as "As a result".
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