Deneme Sınavı Soruları

Introduction

Literature Review

Method

Results and Discussion

Conclusion and Recommendations

By addressing each subject in separate sections with the same points in the same order

By discussing all similarities in one section and all differences in another section

By focusing on one cause and several effects

By alternating points about each subject

By merging all points randomly

Only I

I and II

I, II and III

I and III

II and III

An in-depth critique of the author's writing style

A comparison of the analyzed material with similar works

A summary of the writer's personal experiences related to the topic

A recommendation that is unrelated to the material being analyzed

A brief summary and a recommendation relevant to the material

To describe the methodology used to carry out the research.

To present the author's thesis statement and inform the reader about the events or situations that will be discussed in terms of their cause and effect relationship.

To provide a detailed analysis of the topic at hand.

To list the possible cause and effect relationships observed in the topics addressed.

To provide evidence to support each claim.

To replace the need for evidence with the author’s personal opinion

To provide the concluding summary of all main points in the essay

To list all evidence without explaining its connection to the claim

To connect the grounds directly to the main claim being made

To present unrelated background information about the topic

It is a declarative sentence that asserts the position the author is taking. 

It should be specific, concise, and debatable.

It is placed at the end of the introductory paragraph to enhance the reading comprehension of the entire text.

It presents a generally acknowledged fact.

It makes a claim that requires further evidence or analysis.

Two brands of kitchen sponge

Two universities

Two different cities

A computer and a cheetah

Skiing and snowboarding

To give an account of several reasons for a specific effect.

To give an account of resulting effects stemming from a specific cause.

To provide predictions about the future effects of a specific cause.

To compare and contrast different effects of a specific cause.

To introduce the topic of the essay.

Abstract

Methods

Discussion

Conclusion

Outline

To explain reasons and results of events

To discuss pros and cons of a topic

To summarise only historical events

To narrate a fictional story

To persuade readers with evidence

Take notes while reading the material and highlight the parts you would like to discuss or evaluate.

Note down your views about the parts you would like to discuss or evaluate.

Identify facts, examples, and necessary details which can help you to support your view and evaluation.

Decide whether you agree or disagree with the writer.

Paraphrase and rewrite the text, using your previous knowledge of the topic. 

claim

point

item

opinion

detail

The Functional CV 

The Chronological CV 

The Professional CV 

The Hybrid CV 

The Instructional CV 

A hook, an arrow, and a target

An introduction, a body statement, and ending credits

A intro-sentence, a description, and report of findings

A suggestive surprise, a detailed explanation, and a sgharp result

A suitable transition for the paragraph, a topic sentence, and supporting details

Example Essay

Opinion Essay

Classification Essay

Argumentative Essay

Process Essay

Compare/contrast

Opinion

Classification

Example

Process