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Test unit 2Version en ligne This test consist of 25 questions about asking & giving opinion and report text par Adelia Mengajar 1 What is the purpose of asking for an opinion? a To get someone's thoughts or ideas b To tell a story c To describe a place 2 Which of these expressions is used to ask for an opinion? a "In my opinion..." b "What do you think about...?" c "That's a nice idea." 3 Which sentence is used to give an opinion? a "I believe that online learning is very effective." b "Where is the nearest school?" c "She has two brothers." 4 Which of these is an informal way to ask for an opinion? a "Do you mind if I ask your opinion?" b "It is my belief that..." c "Hey, what’s your take on this?" 5 What is a polite way to disagree with someone's opinion? a "I totally disagree with you!" b "I see your point, but I have a different opinion." c "You are completely wrong!" 6 Which of these is a neutral expression for giving an opinion? a "I'm not sure, but I think..." b "You must agree with me." c "That’s ridiculous!" 7 What is an example of agreeing with someone's opinion? a "I don't think so." b "I disagree." c "I see what you mean." 8 Sarah: I think studying in groups is better than studying alone. James: I don’t think so. I prefer studying alone because it helps me focus more. Which sentence is an example of politely disagreeing? a "I don’t think so, but I respect your opinion." b "You’re wrong!" c "I completely agree!" 9 What is an example of disagreeing with an opinion? a "I completely agree!" b "I think so too!" c "I'm afraid I have a different opinion." 10 Anna: What do you think about the new school library? Ben: I think it’s great! It has more books and study areas than before. Anna: I agree with you. The new design makes it more comfortable to study there. How does Ben feel about the new library? a He dislikes it b He thinks it’s great c He doesn’t know about it 11 Which of these phrases expresses a strong opinion? a "I guess it's okay." b "Maybe, I think so." c "I am absolutely sure that this is true!" 12 Which of these phrases is NOT used for giving an opinion? a "As far as I know..." b "What time is it?" c "If you ask me..." 13 What is the purpose of a report text? a To persuade the reader b To give information about a subject c To tell a story 14 Lisa: Do you think social media is good for students? Mike: In my opinion, it can be helpful for learning, but it also has distractions. What is Lisa doing in the conversation? a Giving an opinion b Disagreeing with an opinion c Asking for an opinion 15 Which of these is an example of a report text? a A short story b A personal diary c A factual text about elephants 16 What is the structure of a report text? a Orientation, events, reorientation b Argument, conclusion c General classification and description 17 What type of language is used in a report text? a Present tense b Future tense c Past tense 18 Which sentence is an example of a report text? a "Tigers are large wild cats that live in forests and grasslands." b "Once upon a time, there was a clever fox." c) "You should buy this product!" c "You should buy this product!" 19 What is the difference between a report text and a descriptive text? a A report text gives general information, while a descriptive text focuses on specific details b Report text tells a story, while a descriptive text gives instructions c They are the same 20 Which of these is an example of a general classification in a report text? a "I like birds." b "Birds have wings and feathers." c "This bird is blue and small." 21 What kind of subjects are usually written in a report text? a Fictional characters b Personal experiences c Natural or social phenomena 22 What is an example of a description in a report text? a "Elephants are the largest land animals, with thick gray skin and long trunks." b "Yesterday, I saw an elephant at the zoo." c "I want to have an elephant as a pet." 23 "The Lion" Lions are large wild animals that belong to the cat family. They live in grasslands and are known for their strength. Male lions have thick manes, while females do not. Lions usually hunt in groups and are considered apex predators. What does the text describe? a A specific lion b General facts about lions c A story about a lion 24 "Dolphins" Dolphins are intelligent marine mammals that live in oceans and rivers. They use echolocation to find food and communicate with each other through clicks and whistles. What do dolphins use to find food? a Their eyes b Their tails c Echolocation 25 "Dolphins" Dolphins are intelligent marine mammals that live in oceans and rivers. They use echolocation to find food and communicate with each other through clicks and whistles What is the purpose of the text? a To give information about dolphins b To tell a story about dolphins c To persuade people to save dolphins

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par Adelia Mengajar

What is the purpose of asking for an opinion?

Which of these expressions is used to ask for an opinion?

Which sentence is used to give an opinion?

Which of these is an informal way to ask for an opinion?

What is a polite way to disagree with someone's opinion?

Which of these is a neutral expression for giving an opinion?

What is an example of agreeing with someone's opinion?

Sarah: I think studying in groups is better than studying alone. James: I don’t think so. I prefer studying alone because it helps me focus more. Which sentence is an example of politely disagreeing?

What is an example of disagreeing with an opinion?

Anna: What do you think about the new school library? Ben: I think it’s great! It has more books and study areas than before. Anna: I agree with you. The new design makes it more comfortable to study there. How does Ben feel about the new library?

Which of these phrases expresses a strong opinion?

Which of these phrases is NOT used for giving an opinion?

What is the purpose of a report text?

Lisa: Do you think social media is good for students? Mike: In my opinion, it can be helpful for learning, but it also has distractions. What is Lisa doing in the conversation?

Which of these is an example of a report text?

What is the structure of a report text?

What type of language is used in a report text?

Which sentence is an example of a report text?

What is the difference between a report text and a descriptive text?

Which of these is an example of a general classification in a report text?

What kind of subjects are usually written in a report text?

What is an example of a description in a report text?

"The Lion" Lions are large wild animals that belong to the cat family. They live in grasslands and are known for their strength. Male lions have thick manes, while females do not. Lions usually hunt in groups and are considered apex predators. What does the text describe?

"Dolphins" Dolphins are intelligent marine mammals that live in oceans and rivers. They use echolocation to find food and communicate with each other through clicks and whistles. What do dolphins use to find food?

"Dolphins" Dolphins are intelligent marine mammals that live in oceans and rivers. They use echolocation to find food and communicate with each other through clicks and whistles What is the purpose of the text?