SHS English Language · Year 2
Adverbial Clause, Narrative Writing and Poetry practice questions
The adverbial clause, narrative writing, and identifying common themes across poems.
18 questions in this topic: 9 recall, 7 applying skills and concepts and 2 strategic thinking. Every one carries a written explanation.
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- Question 1Strategic thinking
An adverbial clause of purpose is best distinguished from an adverbial clause of reason by the fact that a clause of purpose
- astates the intent or goal of the action, while a clause of reason explains why the action happens
- bstates why an action happens, while a clause of reason states its intended goal
- cis introduced only by the word because, while a clause of reason is introduced only by so that
- dcan only appear at the end of a sentence, unlike a clause of reason
- Question 2Skills & concepts
According to the section, a theme is described as implicit when it
- arequires the audience to infer it from the context and characters of the work
- bis clearly and directly stated by the author within the text
- cis printed as a subtitle directly beneath the work's title
- dcan only be understood by reading a summary written by someone else
- Question 3Skills & concepts
"We always lock the main door so that nobody breaks in" is an example of an adverbial clause of
- apurpose
- breason
- cresult
- dconcession
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