Writing section 2

To avoid grammatical and spelling errors, please select where the following statement needs to be corrected.

Their are many reasons why people choose to work from home.

• Their are

• People choose

• To work

• Does not need to be corrected

Nuclear family is one type of social organization. Which word is the most related.

• Liquidation

• Kinship

• Debt

• Worship

NGOs (non-governmental organizations) are one type of social organization. which is NOT NGO.

• Save the children

• WWF(World Wide Fund for Nature)

• Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare

• Doctors Without Borders

To avoid grammatical and spelling errors, please select where the following statement needs to be corrected.

Everyday, Sarah walks her dog in the park.

• Everyday

• walks

• her dog

• Does not need to be corrected

To avoid ambiguous expression, please choose which part of the following statement should be improved.

Tom discussed about the project with his boss, and he felt it was a good idea.

• Tom discussed

• With his boss

• He felt

• Should not be improved

To avoid ambiguous expression, please choose which part of the following statement should be improved.

Maria went to the store and bought some vegetables, which she later used in the kitchen.

• Went to the store

• Bought some vegetables

• Which she later used

• Should not be improved

Is this correct or not?

Each of the team member were given a task to complete.

• correct

• not correct

Please choose the most appropriate text type from the options.

Your hometown has become a popular tourist destination for visitors from all over the world, and you have investigated the impact of overtourism on various groups of people in your hometown. You want to make the public aware of your investigation. Write a text in which you describe the situation, highlight the perspectives of different groups of people, and explain what needs to be addressed in the future.

• Guidelines

• News report

• Speech

Guidelines

Percentage of explaining reasons...

• 60％

• 40％

• 20％

• 80％

Speech

Anecdote：Small stories that explain a bigger idea

• False

• True