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Essay Writing Quiz

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    things to remember about writing an essay B2
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  • What should an introduction to an opinion essay include?
    paraphrase topic + general statement opinion
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  • True or False: You should give detailed examples in the introduction.
    False
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  • What is the purpose of the conclusion in an essay?
    To summarize ideas and restate opinion
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  • Which paragraph usually compares two ideas?
    Main body paragraph(s)
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  • What is a phrase you could use to compare or evaluate an idea?
    Compared to… While / Whereas… More effective than…
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  • Complete the sentence: __________ limiting screen time may improve concentration, mental health support could have a bigger impact.
    While / Whereas / Although
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  • Which linking words can you use to show contrast?
    However / On the other hand / Nevertheless
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  • What is a more formal way to say “this causes problems”?
    This can lead to problems; This may result in problems; This has a negative impact
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  • Complete the sentence: Excessive screen time can _____ students’ concentration.
    affect / reduce / have a negative impact on
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  • What is an “upgraded” way of saying “it is important”?
    It plays a crucial role; It is essential; It is of great importance
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  • Upgrade this sentence: Students get stressed at school.
    Students experience high levels of stress. / Students often suffer from stress.
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  • What is a more formal alternative for “helps students”?
    Supports students / Has a positive impact on students
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  • Why is it better to say “this may help” instead of “this will help” in an essay?
    It sounds more academic / less absolute (more ambiguity)
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  • Give one verb or phrase used to avoid strong opinions.
    may / might tends to / is likely to
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  • Which sentence sounds more B2? Why? A) Homework is bad for students. B) Excessive homework can have a negative impact on students’ well-being.
    B – more formal, specific, hedged
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