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Anaphora vs Cataphora Quiz

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Anaphora and cataphora in text

by Josselyn Casnanzuela
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What is an anaphoric reference?

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What is a cataphoric reference?

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Which sentence shows a cataphoric reference?

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Which is an example of a clear anaphoric reference?

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“What type of reference is this?” Before he spoke, John took a deep breath.

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Why are anaphoric and cataphoric references important in texts?

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Anaphora looks backward to an earlier mentioned noun.

Cataphora points to something that will be named later in the text.

Forward reference: 'it' refers to 'the event' that comes later.

'They' refers back to 'the players'.

References add coherence and clarity to both the writing and reading of a text.

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