Properties of Well-Written Texts

Which is NOT a property of a well-written text?

• Organization

• Coherence and Cohesion

• Vocabulary Enrichment

• Language Use

Which property of a well-written text refers to the logical flow of ideas?

• Organization

• Coherence and Cohesion

• Mechanics

• Signal Devices

Arranging ideas in the order in which they occurred is called:

• Spatial Order

• Emphatic Order

• Chronological Order

• Random Order

Spatial Order refers to:

• Events arranged based on their importance

• Ideas arranged according to time sequence

• Descriptions arranged based on physical location or layout

• Transition from one paragraph to another

Emphatic Order means arranging ideas:

• By the sequence of events

• From least important to most important

• Based on physical arrangement

• Randomly

Which transition shows time?

• However

• Meanwhile

• For example

• Similarly

What type of transition is used to show contrast?

• Likewise

• As a result

• In contrast

• Next

Which is an example of repetition for coherence?

• Synonyms

• Using the same key term multiple times

• Using pronouns to replace nouns

• Contrasting two ideas

Synonyms are used in writing to:

• Replace pronouns

• Avoid repetition of the same word

• Signal the end of a paragraph

• List items in chronological order

What is the role of pronouns in ensuring cohesion?

• They introduce a new topic.

• They substitute for repeated nouns.

• They provide examples.

• They emphasize the first point.