Properties of A Well-Written Text

Which of the following is not a property of a well-written text?

• organization

• pronunciation

• writing mechanics

• coherence and cohesion

Which property of a well-written text refers to the appropriate language to be used?

• organization

• language use

• coherence and cohesion

• writing mechanics

Which property of a well-written text involves proper paragraphing and logical presentation of ideas?

• organization

• language use

• coherence and cohesion

• writing mechanics

Which property of a well-written text includes features that facilitate textual continuity?

• organization

• coherence and cohesion

• paragraphing

• writing mechanics

Which property of a well-written text deals with writing conventions such as spelling, capitalization, and punctuation?

• organization

• writing mechanics

• coherence and cohesion

• paragraphing

Which of the following refers to the grammatical aspects of writing and is focused on the degree to which sentences are connected to have easy flow of ideas?

• cohesion

• organization

• coherence

• writing conventions

Which of the following refers to dividing a text into paragraphs and making the writer’s thinking visible to the readers?

• outlining

• organization

• summarizing

• paragraphing

Which is not considered part of the standard vocabulary of a language and that is used very informally?

• slang

• cliche

• jargon

• euphemism

Which property of a well-written text includes the use of time-tested principles in writing, thus avoiding redundancies, wordiness, clichés, highfalutin words and expressions?

• cohesion

• organization

• writing conventions

• language use

Which of the following is used to smoothly link one sentence to another?

• organization

• pronoun reference

• transitional devices

• appropriate language