SHS English Language · Year 2
Affricates and Approximants, Grammatical Structures and Clauses practice questions
Consonant sounds (affricates and approximants), grammatical structures, and the subordinate clause.
18 questions in this topic: 6 recall, 11 applying skills and concepts and 1 strategic thinking. Every one carries a written explanation.
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- Question 1Recall
Which function of grammatical structures helps keep information in a text in order, so readers can follow the ideas presented?
- aOrganising information
- bConveying meaning
- cSupporting genre identification
- dAiding text analysis
- Question 2Skills & concepts
Which of these sounds is listed among the common approximants in English?
- aThe sound at the start of yes
- bThe sound at the start of chop
- cThe sound at the start of judge
- dThe vowel sound in cow
- Question 3Skills & concepts
According to the section, which grammatical structure can be used to draw attention to certain concepts by creating emphasis?
- aThe passive voice
- bA coordinating conjunction
- cA demonstrative pronoun
- dAn interjection
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