Tighten Your Writing: Avoid Vague Expressions

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Tighten Your Writing: Avoid Vague Expressions


Froggy Jumps Tighten Your Writing: Avoid Vague ExpressionsVersion en ligne Clarify writing by avoiding vagueness. par MAGGIE 1 What does 'etc.' stand for? a and so on b and others c et cetera 2 Which is a clearer alternative to 'so forth' in a list? a and others b and enough c and more 3 When should you avoid vague terms like 'things' in formal writing? a when specificity improves clarity b never, they are fine c only in casual notes 4 Should 'etc.' be followed by a period if it ends a sentence? a Only in titles b No, never c Yes, it ends the sentence with a period 5 Which phrase is a clearer alternative to 'and so forth'? a and the like b and more and more c or such thing 6 What is the benefit of replacing vague terms with specifics? a lower accuracy b increased clarity c more words 7 What is a risk of using vague expressions in writing? a ambiguity b precision c brevity 8 Which sentence is more precise: 'tools, equipment, etc.' or 'tools and equipment'? a tools and others b tools and equipment c tools, equipment, etc. 9 Which practice reduces vagueness in lists? a add more vague terms b repeat 'things' c use specific examples or categories 10 Which phrase is best to introduce examples in formal writing? a for example b or such c things like 11 What is the process by which plants make food using sunlight? a Respiration b Transpiration c Photosynthesis 12 Which planet is known as the Red Planet? a Venus b Jupiter c Mars 13 What force keeps us from floating off the ground? a Gravity b Magnetism c Inertia 14 What is the largest organ in the human body? a Skin b Liver c Heart 15 Which gas do humans primarily exhale? a Oxygen b Nitrogen c Carbon dioxide 16 Which river is commonly cited as the longest in the world? a Nile River b Amazon River c Yangtze River 17 What is the capital city of Japan? a Tokyo b Osaka c Kyoto 18 Which element has the atomic number 6? a Oxygen b Nitrogen c Carbon 19 What is 7 multiplied by 8? a 56 b 64 c 54 20 What does CPU stand for in computing? a Computer Personal Unit b Central Program Unit c Central Processing Unit

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What does 'etc.' stand for?

Which is a clearer alternative to 'so forth' in a list?

When should you avoid vague terms like 'things' in formal writing?

Should 'etc.' be followed by a period if it ends a sentence?

Which phrase is a clearer alternative to 'and so forth'?

What is the benefit of replacing vague terms with specifics?

What is a risk of using vague expressions in writing?

Which sentence is more precise: 'tools, equipment, etc.' or 'tools and equipment'?

Which practice reduces vagueness in lists?

Which phrase is best to introduce examples in formal writing?

What is the process by which plants make food using sunlight?

Which planet is known as the Red Planet?

What force keeps us from floating off the ground?

What is the largest organ in the human body?

Which gas do humans primarily exhale?

Which river is commonly cited as the longest in the world?

What is the capital city of Japan?

Which element has the atomic number 6?

What is 7 multiplied by 8?

What does CPU stand for in computing?