Discussion Text Mastery

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Test your knowledge of discussion text.

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Wahyu Puspitarini

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Froggy Jumps Discussion Text MasteryOnline version Test your knowledge of discussion text. by Wahyu Puspitarini 1 What is the main purpose of a discussion text? a To provide a recipe. b To present different points of view about an issue. c To tell a fictional story. 2 Which sections are usually found in a discussion text? a A list of ingredients. b Introduction of the issue, arguments for, arguments against, and a conclusion. c Character backstory and setting. 3 Which connectors help show opposing views in a discussion text? a Because, therefore. b First, next, finally. c However, on the other hand, in contrast. 4 What tone is typical in a discussion text? a Romantic and dramatic. b Neutral and balanced. c Humorous and sensational. 5 In what order is a typical discussion text structured? a Chronological events with a climax. b Introduction of issue, arguments for, arguments against, conclusion. c A narrative arc with setting. 6 What is a common purpose of a discussion text? a To give steps to perform a task. b To compare viewpoints and help readers form an opinion. c To describe a place. 7 What is a typical feature of a discussion text? a A single-perspective bias. b A shopping list. c Presentation of both sides with counter-arguments. 8 What should be included when presenting an argument? a A personal diary entry. b A weather forecast. c Reasons and evidence. 9 What should the conclusion do in a discussion text? a Add irrelevant details. b Summarize main views and provide a balanced closing. c Advocate one side only. 10 Which scenario best fits a discussion text? a Telling a fictional story. b Following a recipe. c Comparing two sides of a debate on a topic.

Froggy Jumps

Discussion Text MasteryOnline version

Test your knowledge of discussion text.

by Wahyu Puspitarini

What is the main purpose of a discussion text?

To provide a recipe.

To present different points of view about an issue.

To tell a fictional story.

Which sections are usually found in a discussion text?

A list of ingredients.

Introduction of the issue, arguments for, arguments against, and a conclusion.

Character backstory and setting.

Which connectors help show opposing views in a discussion text?

Because, therefore.

First, next, finally.

However, on the other hand, in contrast.

What tone is typical in a discussion text?

Romantic and dramatic.

Neutral and balanced.

Humorous and sensational.

In what order is a typical discussion text structured?

Chronological events with a climax.

Introduction of issue, arguments for, arguments against, conclusion.

A narrative arc with setting.

What is a common purpose of a discussion text?

To give steps to perform a task.

To compare viewpoints and help readers form an opinion.

To describe a place.

What is a typical feature of a discussion text?

A single-perspective bias.

A shopping list.

Presentation of both sides with counter-arguments.

What should be included when presenting an argument?

A personal diary entry.

A weather forecast.

Reasons and evidence.

What should the conclusion do in a discussion text?

Add irrelevant details.

Summarize main views and provide a balanced closing.

Advocate one side only.

Which scenario best fits a discussion text?

Telling a fictional story.

Following a recipe.

Comparing two sides of a debate on a topic.

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What is the main purpose of a discussion text?

Which sections are usually found in a discussion text?

Which connectors help show opposing views in a discussion text?

What tone is typical in a discussion text?

In what order is a typical discussion text structured?

What is a common purpose of a discussion text?

What is a typical feature of a discussion text?

What should be included when presenting an argument?

What should the conclusion do in a discussion text?

Which scenario best fits a discussion text?

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