Quiz Set 2
Quiz Set 2
1. Multiple Choice: What does the term "cohesion" mean in essay writing?
A) Logical connections between ideas and paragraphs
B) Using complex vocabulary to impress the reader
C) Writing long paragraphs with detailed examples
D) Including multiple references in a single paragraph
Answer: A) Logical connections between ideas and paragraphs
2. True/False: Transition words like “however,” “therefore,” and “similarly” improve the
flow of an essay.
Answer: True
3. Short Answer: Define a "hook" in the context of an essay introduction.
Answer: A hook is an opening statement or question designed to grab the reader’s
attention and make them interested in the essay.
4. Correction: Revise the following transition to improve clarity:
"On the other hand, climate change increases biodiversity loss because it destroys
habitats."
Answer: "Similarly, climate change increases biodiversity loss by destroying habitats."
5. Multiple Choice: Which of these best describes a "call to action" in persuasive essays?
A) A summary of the essay’s key arguments
B) A request for the reader to take specific action or think differently
C) A critique of opposing views
D) A detailed analysis of evidence
Answer: B) A request for the reader to take specific action or think differently
6. True/False: Paragraphs in an essay should be roughly the same length for uniformity.
Answer: False
7. Short Answer: Why is outlining an essay before writing beneficial?
Answer: Outlining helps organize ideas, ensures logical flow, and prevents omissions or
redundancies in the argument.
8. Correction: Fix the following poorly structured sentence:
"Because the internet is so useful and dangerous, it has advantages."
Answer: "The internet is both useful and potentially dangerous, offering significant
advantages alongside risks."
9. Multiple Choice: Which phrase introduces an example effectively?
A) “For instance”
B) “Despite this”
C) “Nevertheless”
D) “However”
Answer: A) “For instance”
10. Short Answer: Explain the difference between analysis and description in essay writing.
Answer: Description outlines what happened or what exists, while analysis examines the
reasons behind it or its implications.