Writing: Responding to Surveys Flashcards
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A survey asks whether your community should build a new park or a new library. Which response best fits CELPIP expectations?
Answer: I support the library because it offers year-round learning resources
Choosing the library and giving a concrete reason fulfills the task well.
Which transition word is most useful for adding a second supporting reason?
Answer: Additionally
"Additionally" smoothly introduces another supporting point.
If a survey response is too short (e.g., 80 words), what is the likely consequence?
Answer: Lower score for insufficient development
Underlength responses lose marks because ideas are underdeveloped.
What does "coherence" refer to in a survey response?
Answer: Ideas connecting logically and flowing clearly
Coherence is the logical, clear connection of ideas throughout your response.
When the survey describes a fictional scenario, what perspective should you write from?
Answer: Yourself as a resident or member affected by it
Respond personally as someone the scenario affects, sharing your own viewpoint.
Which sentence shows the best support for choosing flexible work hours in a workplace survey?
Answer: Flexible hours let me avoid rush-hour traffic and start work refreshed.
The specific, detailed reason gives concrete support for the choice.
How should you handle grammar and spelling in a survey response?
Answer: Proofread to minimize errors that affect clarity
Reviewing for grammar and spelling improves your task and language scores.