Academic Writing for EFL Learners

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Froggy Jumps Academic Writing for EFL LearnersOnline version Tips to boost writing quality. by ale Araujo 1 What should you do before writing an academic text? a Start writing immediately b Plan and organize ideas c Copy someone else’s work 2 Which practice helps with paragraph coherence? a Using topic sentences and linking words b Avoiding punctuation entirely c Writing in random order 3 Which strategy improves academic vocabulary usage? a Avoiding new words b Reading discipline-specific texts and noting key terms c Copying phrases from memory 4 What is essential during the revision stage? a Washing hands b Adding as many quotes as possible c Checking for clarity, structure, and grammar 5 What should you ALWAYS do before submitting an academic text? a Use Grammarly b Ask a friend for feedback c Check for coherence, grammar, and whether each paragraph has a main idea 6 How can EFL writers expand ideas effectively? a Plan outlines before drafting b Always write in a second language c Skip planning and write randomly 7 Which is a recommended approach to paragraph structure? a Ignore paragraph breaks b Fill with unconnected thoughts c Lead with a topic sentence, then evidence 8 What role does peer feedback play? a It slows learning b It's useless for language learners c It helps identify gaps and errors 9 Why is this sentence NOT clear? "The students are stressed from having too much homework." a Task" is uncountable → "many homework" is not used b "Students" is singular c All of the above 10 What is one way to expand your academic vocabulary? a Watching movies without subtitles b Reading academic articles or essays c Using the same words repeatedly

Froggy Jumps

Academic Writing for EFL LearnersOnline version

Tips to boost writing quality.

by ale Araujo

What should you do before writing an academic text?

Start writing immediately

Plan and organize ideas

Copy someone else’s work

Which practice helps with paragraph coherence?

Using topic sentences and linking words

Avoiding punctuation entirely

Writing in random order

Which strategy improves academic vocabulary usage?

Avoiding new words

Reading discipline-specific texts and noting key terms

Copying phrases from memory

What is essential during the revision stage?

Washing hands

Adding as many quotes as possible

Checking for clarity, structure, and grammar

What should you ALWAYS do before submitting an academic text?

Use Grammarly

Ask a friend for feedback

Check for coherence, grammar, and whether each paragraph has a main idea

How can EFL writers expand ideas effectively?

Plan outlines before drafting

Always write in a second language

Skip planning and write randomly

Which is a recommended approach to paragraph structure?

Ignore paragraph breaks

Fill with unconnected thoughts

Lead with a topic sentence, then evidence

What role does peer feedback play?

It slows learning

It's useless for language learners

It helps identify gaps and errors

Why is this sentence NOT clear? "The students are stressed from having too much homework."

Task" is uncountable → "many homework" is not used

"Students" is singular

All of the above

What is one way to expand your academic vocabulary?

Watching movies without subtitles

Reading academic articles or essays

Using the same words repeatedly

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Academic Writing for EFL LearnersOnline version

by ale Araujo

What should you do before writing an academic text?

Which practice helps with paragraph coherence?

Which strategy improves academic vocabulary usage?

What is essential during the revision stage?

What should you ALWAYS do before submitting an academic text?

How can EFL writers expand ideas effectively?

Which is a recommended approach to paragraph structure?

What role does peer feedback play?

Why is this sentence NOT clear? "The students are stressed from having too much homework."

What is one way to expand your academic vocabulary?

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