Discussion Quiz

What is the main purpose of a discussion text?

• To entertain readers with a story.

• To persuade readers to take a specific side.

• To present different points of view on a topic.

• To provide detailed instructions on how to do something.

Which of the following is a key feature of a discussion text?

• It only presents one side of the argument.

• It includes arguments both for and against a topic.

• It avoids using any evidence or examples.

• It provides step-by-step instructions on a process.

What should be included in the conclusion of a discussion text?

• New arguments not mentioned earlier in the text.

• New arguments not mentioned earlier in the text.

• Only the writer's personal opinion.

• A summary of both sides and the writer's opinion (if given).

What is the primary goal of the introduction in a discussion text?

• To introduce the topic and outline the issue being discussed.

• To provide step-by-step guidance on solving a problem.

• To summarize all the key points and give a conclusion.

• To present only one side of the argument.

Which of the following is NOT typically found in a discussion text?

• A balanced presentation of arguments.

• Emotional language meant to persuade the reader.

• Evidence supporting different perspectives.

• A conclusion summarizing the discussion.

What type of language is most commonly used in a discussion text?

• Neutral and formal.

• Descriptive and poetic.

• Directive and commanding.

• Informal and persuasive.

In a discussion text, arguments against the issue are usually included to:

• Confuse the reader.

• Make the text longer.

• Provide a balanced view.

• Discredit the opposing side.

Which organizational structure is commonly used in discussion texts?

• Chronological order.

• Comparison of opposing viewpoints.

• Problem and solution format.

• Step-by-step instructions.

Why is it important to use evidence in a discussion text?

• To strengthen the credibility of the arguments.

• To make the text entertaining.

• To confuse the reader with facts.

• To introduce new and unrelated ideas.

What should the writer avoid in a discussion text?

• Using neutral language.

• Including a conclusion that summarizes the discussion.

• Presenting only one side of the argument.

• Supporting arguments with evidence.