WorksheetsC2 Writing workshop 2023
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 14mins
How many parts does the EOI writing exam have?
1
2
3
4
How long does the C2 EOI writing exam last?
60 minutes
90 minutes
100 minutes
110 minutes
In the writing exam, as long as your English is good, it doesn't really matter if you answer the question.
True
False
partly true
Which of the following are grading criteria in the exam? (select all the correct options)
communicative efficiency
Organisation
Presentation
Linguistic range
Accuracy
In which type of text would you find the following: In light of the above, I would like to make the following recommendations:
an essay
an article
a report
an informal email
You should give most texts a title.
True
False
The audience (the people who will read your text) will determine the style and register you choose to use.
True
False
The audience is irrelevant.
Write the missing wordS for this formal email ending.
I ____ _______ to hearing from you soon.
(a)
Write the missing words for this informal email ending:
I __ _______ _______ to seeing you soon.
(a)
Fill in the missing words:
The (a) of this report/essay/letter is to...
Which of the following is different?
In addition,
Furthermore,
Moreover,
On the other hand,
Which of the following is different?
All in all,
In a nutshell,
On another note,
By and large,
How should you end a formal email if you start, 'Dear Sir/Madam,'?
Yours sincerely
Yours faithfully
See you soon!
Love (Name)
Each of the body paragraphs of a text should begin with a (a) sentence that summarises the content.
Both essays and articles can be opened with a 'hook' to get the reader's attention.
true
false
In all text types, it's crucial to let the reader know when the text is coming to an end.
True. This information is important,
False. It's okay to just stop writing.
You should end most texts with a brief (a) of what's been said.
A (a) is a question or powerful statement that attracts the reader's attention at the beginning of a text.
The word limit is:
Not very important. It's just a guide
Quite important. You shouldn't write more (or less) than 10% over (or under)
Absolutely crucial. You will fail unless you respect it completely!
Which of the following characteristics usually apply to an article/blog entry/forum thread:
is interactive with questions to involve the reader
is colourful/descriptive to catch and keep the reader's attention
has a very formal and academic style
sometimes uses personal anecdotes to illustrate a point
needs clear organisation
