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Presenting Academic Topics with Clear Argument Structure

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Test for university students.Advanced level upper intermediate. Fifteen question and 4 variants for each question.

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Presenting Academic Topics with Clear Argument Structure
 

Presenting Academic Topics with Clear Argument StructureOnline version

Test for university students.Advanced level upper intermediate. Fifteen question and 4 variants for each question.

by Muattar Alijonova
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What is the main purpose of having a clear argument structure in academic presentations?

2

Which element usually comes first in an academic presentation?

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A clear thesis statement mainly:

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Which part of the presentation explains why the topic is important?

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What is the function of supporting arguments?

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Which of the following is an example of academic evidence?

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In academic presentations, examples are mainly used to:

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What is the role of counter-arguments?

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Which phrase introduces a counter-argument?

10

Logical connectors help presenters to:

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Which connector is used to show cause and effect?

12

In academic speaking, signposting language is used to:

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Which sentence is an example of clear signposting?

14

What should a strong conclusion do?

15

Which feature improves coherence in academic presentations?

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