extended matura writing

On your extended exam surely you're not going to have to write...

• an essay

• an article

• a formal letter

• an interpretation

You mustn't use contracted forms (eg. isn't, don't) on your extended exam.

• False

• True

• True, but not always.

• False, but not always.

In a for-and-against essay, you shouldn't write your opinion...

• in the summary

• in the introduction

• anywhere

A synonim to "Nonetheless" is ...

• To sum up

• Nevertheless

• Consequently

• Moreover

Your piece of writing is going to get 0 points if...

• it's over 300 hundred words

• it's under 200 words

• you don't circle the topic

To add another argument, you may use ...

• Furthermore

• Moreover

• What is more

• However

In an article, you mustn't forget to add...

• a title

• a nickname of the author

• a compliment for the examiner

• a quote

"Yours sincerely" and "Yours faithfully" ...

• can be used interchangably

• have similar, but not the same meaning

• have the same meaning, but are used differently

• are both redundant

A formal letter should open with the words...

• Dear Sir or Madam

• Dear ladies and gentlemen

• Hi there stranger

• Hey hi hello

How many paragraphs should your extended matura piece of writing include?

• 3

• 4-5

• as many as you want

• 1