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Froggy Jumps Text type quiz (mind map)Online version Read the mind map and answer the quiz by Anna Jarner 1 Which group of text types specifically requires an introduction? a Informal letter, Report, and Interview b Journal entry, Magazine article, and Newspaper report c Interview, Speech/Talk, and Newspaper report 2 Which text types are categorized strictly under "FORMAL" writing? a Magazine article, Interview, and Speech b Formal letter, Newspaper report, and "Other type of report" c All text types except the Interview 3 In which text types is it appropriate to use collective pronouns like "we," "us," or "our"? a Speech/Talk and Magazine article b Formal letter and Newspaper report c Only in the Informal letter 4 Which group of text types allows the use of "chatty" language and contractions (e.g., "it's" instead of "it is")? a Formal letter, Report, and Speech b Interview, Newspaper report, and Journal entry c Magazine article, Informal letter, and Journal entry 5 Which text types are recommended to include a catchy title or a headline respectively? a Formal letter and Informal letter b Newspaper report and Magazine article c Speech/Talk and Journal entry 6 Which group of text types uses punctuation like ellipsis (...) or dashes (—) to show pauses or changes in direction respectively? a Formal letter and Report b Newspaper report and Magazine article c Journal entry and Interview 7 What is a correct structure for all text types except the interview? a Three paragraphs (introduction - body - conclusion) b Five paragraphs (introduction - three paragraphs in the body - conclusion) c It's free to write any number of paragraphs 8 What should be included in the three paragraphs of the body in any of the text types? a The three bullet points in the instructions (one paragraph for each) b The most important information from text C c The headline and the greeting 9 What is true regarding the length of the five paragraphs in all text types except the interview? a All five should be equally long b The introduction and conclusion should be the longest c The three middle paragraphs should be the longest and similar in length

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Text type quiz (mind map)Online version

Read the mind map and answer the quiz

by Anna Jarner

Which group of text types specifically requires an introduction?

Informal letter, Report, and Interview

Journal entry, Magazine article, and Newspaper report

Interview, Speech/Talk, and Newspaper report

Which text types are categorized strictly under "FORMAL" writing?

Magazine article, Interview, and Speech

Formal letter, Newspaper report, and "Other type of report"

All text types except the Interview

In which text types is it appropriate to use collective pronouns like "we," "us," or "our"?

Speech/Talk and Magazine article

Formal letter and Newspaper report

Only in the Informal letter

Which group of text types allows the use of "chatty" language and contractions (e.g., "it's" instead of "it is")?

Formal letter, Report, and Speech

Interview, Newspaper report, and Journal entry

Magazine article, Informal letter, and Journal entry

Which text types are recommended to include a catchy title or a headline respectively?

Formal letter and Informal letter

Newspaper report and Magazine article

Speech/Talk and Journal entry

Which group of text types uses punctuation like ellipsis (...) or dashes (—) to show pauses or changes in direction respectively?

Formal letter and Report

Newspaper report and Magazine article

Journal entry and Interview

What is a correct structure for all text types except the interview?

Three paragraphs (introduction - body - conclusion)

Five paragraphs (introduction - three paragraphs in the body - conclusion)

It's free to write any number of paragraphs

What should be included in the three paragraphs of the body in any of the text types?

The three bullet points in the instructions (one paragraph for each)

The most important information from text C

The headline and the greeting

What is true regarding the length of the five paragraphs in all text types except the interview?

All five should be equally long

The introduction and conclusion should be the longest

The three middle paragraphs should be the longest and similar in length

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Text type quiz (mind map)Online version

by Anna Jarner

Which group of text types specifically requires an introduction?

Which text types are categorized strictly under "FORMAL" writing?

In which text types is it appropriate to use collective pronouns like "we," "us," or "our"?

Which group of text types allows the use of "chatty" language and contractions (e.g., "it's" instead of "it is")?

Which text types are recommended to include a catchy title or a headline respectively?

Which group of text types uses punctuation like ellipsis (...) or dashes (—) to show pauses or changes in direction respectively?

What is a correct structure for all text types except the interview?

What should be included in the three paragraphs of the body in any of the text types?

What is true regarding the length of the five paragraphs in all text types except the interview?

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