SHS English Language · Year 2
Noun Clause, Cohesive Devices and Poetry Appreciation practice questions
The noun clause in depth, cohesive devices in paragraph coherence, and appreciation of a selected non-African poem.
17 questions in this topic: 7 recall and 10 applying skills and concepts. Every one carries a written explanation.
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- Question 1Recall
A noun clause is best described as
- aa subordinate clause that functions as a noun in a sentence
- ban independent clause that can stand alone as a complete sentence
- ca phrase with no subject or predicate that names something
- da coordinating conjunction that joins two main clauses
- Question 2Skills & concepts
A phrase like "Yesterday, I went to the market" uses which category of cohesive device to provide additional information about the action?
- aAn adverbial
- bA conjunction
- cA pronoun
- dA lexical tie
- Question 3Recall
Using related words such as synonyms and antonyms to enhance the meaning of a text is an example of which category of cohesive device?
- aLexical cohesion
- bConjunctions
- cPronouns
- dAdverbials
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