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Problem-Solving Text: Analysis Quiz

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Test your understanding of analytical problem-solving text.

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Problem-Solving Text: Analysis Quiz
 

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Problem-Solving Text: Analysis QuizOnline version

Test your understanding of analytical problem-solving text.

by Keithlin debora
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What is the primary purpose of an analytical problem-solving text?

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Which step usually starts the problem-solving process in such texts?

3

What follows the problem statement in a typical analytical text?

4

Which of these best describes a solution section?

5

What role do evidence and data play in these texts?

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Which feature helps compare or state alternative solutions?

7

In a problem-solving text, what is a 'Block and Chain' ?

8

What was 2 following solution on the text in the presentation?

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What is the purpose of a conclusion in such texts?

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Which audience is most likely to benefit from analytical problem-solving texts?

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What is a common structure for these texts?

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Why are counterarguments often included?

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What does 'evaluation' focus on in these texts?

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What do we write inside a body of Introdduction?

15

Which of these 3 is Correct for Language Features?

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What is the main different between Problem-Solution Text and Descriptive Text?

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