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ELTIS Academic Writing and Composition Flashcards

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  1. Which sentence correctly uses parallel structure?

    Answer: The course requires reading, writing, and giving presentations.

    All three items in the list use the same -ing form, creating parallel structure.

  2. A student copies a sentence from a website into an essay with no quotation marks but adds a citation. What is the problem?

    Answer: Exact words must be in quotation marks even when cited

    Using a source's exact wording without quotation marks is still considered plagiarism, even with a citation.

  3. Which is the most effective topic sentence for a body paragraph about the benefits of studying abroad?

    Answer: Studying abroad helps students develop independence and cross-cultural communication skills.

    A strong topic sentence states the paragraph's main point clearly and specifically.

  4. Choose the correct sentence.

    Answer: Each of the students has submitted his or her essay.

    "Each" is singular, so it takes the singular verb "has" and a singular pronoun.

  5. Which sentence is wordy and needs to be made more concise?

    Answer: Due to the fact that it was raining, the event was postponed until a later date.

    "Due to the fact that" can be replaced with "Because," and "until a later date" is redundant with "postponed."

  6. In a compare-and-contrast essay using the point-by-point method, how is the body organized?

    Answer: Each paragraph discusses one feature, comparing both subjects within it

    The point-by-point method alternates between subjects on each feature, unlike the block method.

  7. Which sentence correctly uses a semicolon?

    Answer: The deadline is Friday; however, extensions are possible.

    A semicolon correctly joins two independent clauses, often before a conjunctive adverb like "however."

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