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Froggy Jumps Academic Discourse Mastery QuizOnline version Test your EAP concepts. by Sanjar Dj 1 Which of the following best defines academic discourse? a A conversation among researchers b Specialized language used in academic communities for knowledge exchange c Language used at work 2 Which sentence shows an academic register? a A) “This stuff is kinda hard.” b C) “I think this experiment was cool.” c B) “The findings suggest a significant correlation.” 3 In academic writing, a genre is: a C) A spoken style used in TV interviews b B) A communicative event with a recognizable structure and purpose (e.g., research article, abstract c A) A type of fiction novel like horror or romance 4 Which of the following is an example of a genre in academia? a B) Research article b C) Comic strip c A) Personal diary entry 5 The main function of hedging in academic writing is to: a B) Show uncertainty, caution, or limit the strength of a claim b A) Make arguments stronger and more forceful c D) Eliminate formal vocabulary 6 Which word acts as a hedge? a A) Certainly b B) Definitely c C) Probably 7 Which of the following sentences uses hedging appropriately? a “The results suggest that online learning may be more effective for some students.” b “This study proves that online learning is always better than face-to-face learning.” c “It is obvious that online learning is superior.” 8 A booster in academic discourse is used to: a D) Increase the word count b A) Add doubt to a statement c B) Express strong certainty and commitment to a claim 9 Which of these is a booster? a B) Likely b C) Certainly c A) Perhaps 10 Identify the booster in this sentence: “The evidence clearly demonstrates a link between sleep quality and academic performance.” a A) evidence b C) link c B) clearly 11 Which pair correctly shows a hedge vs. booster? a C) possibly (booster) vs. certainly (hedge) b B) definitely (hedge) vs. perhaps (booster) c A) might (hedge) vs. definitely (booster) 12 Why is hedging important in research writing? a C) It makes arguments weaker b B) It shows critical thinking and avoids overgeneralization c A) It makes the text informal 13 In terms of register, which option best fits a formal academic essay? a A) “Kids these days are glued to their phones.” b B) “The younger generation demonstrates frequent mobile device usage.” c D) “Smartphones are kinda addictive.” 14 Which of the following is NOT a typical academic genre? a Abstract b online post c Research article 15 Which sentence shows the correct balance of hedging and boosting? a “There is absolutely no doubt that social media is harmful.” b “It is always true that social media destroys attention spans.” c “Social media might influence attention spans in certain contexts.” 16 Which of the following is an example of academic discourse marker? a By the way b Interestingly c Moreover 17 What is the main difference between spoken academic register and written academic register? a Spoken may be more interactive, while written tends to be more structured and permanent b Spoken is more formal and structured c Written is less organized than spoken

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Academic Discourse Mastery QuizOnline version

by Sanjar Dj

Which of the following best defines academic discourse?

Which sentence shows an academic register?

In academic writing, a genre is:

Which of the following is an example of a genre in academia?

The main function of hedging in academic writing is to:

Which word acts as a hedge?

Which of the following sentences uses hedging appropriately?

A booster in academic discourse is used to:

Which of these is a booster?

Identify the booster in this sentence: “The evidence clearly demonstrates a link between sleep quality and academic performance.”

Which pair correctly shows a hedge vs. booster?

Why is hedging important in research writing?

In terms of register, which option best fits a formal academic essay?

Which of the following is NOT a typical academic genre?

Which sentence shows the correct balance of hedging and boosting?

Which of the following is an example of academic discourse marker?

What is the main difference between spoken academic register and written academic register?