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(Росдистант) Профессиональный английский язык 2. Module 3. Academic Writing Part 2. Develop your skills in academic writing (ответы на тест)

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Module 3. Academic Writing
Part 2. Develop your skills in academic writing

Match the words and phrases with their meanings.
determine the value of something
set in opposition in order to bring out the differences
explain the reasons for / clarify / give reasons for
resolve into its component parts, examine critically or minutely
give a detailed account of

Match the words and phrases with their meanings.
give details about how and why something is so
look for differences between
explain, then give two sides of the issue and any implications give reasons for a point of view, decisions or conclusions
give a clear, short description, explanation or account, omitting minor details

Match the words and phrases with their meanings.
look in detail at this line of argument
make an appraisal of the worth / validity / effectiveness of something
present in a brief, clear way
make clear and explicit, and give carefully chosen examples
find some points of common ground between items and show where or how they are different
give the main features or principles of a subject, emphasising structure and arrangement

Read the sentences and fill in the gap the correct word collocation from the list.
Scientists have different … about the same problems.
words:
some good reasons, points of view, the contrast between

Read the sentences and fill in the gap the correct word collocation from the list.
We give … for studying British English below.
words:
some good reasons, points of view, the contrast between

Read the sentences and fill in the gap the correct word collocation from the list.
Our research is based on … plan and achievement.
words:
some good reasons, points of view, the contrast between


Read the sentences and fill in the gap the correct word collocation from the list. This study … on the pedagogical foundations of modern educational games. words:
were investigated, focuses, presents


Read the sentences and fill in the gap the correct word collocation from the list. The pedagogical foundations of the games … by reviewing of research. words:
were investigated, focuses on, presents

Read the sentences and fill in the gap the correct word collocation from the list. This paper … a literature review to synthesize the findings about gamification. words:
were investigated, focuses on, presents

Choose the correct word to fill in the gap.
We make ... backed by a reasoned discussion of the evidence involved.
• a purpose
• an approache
• a judgement
• a methodology

Choose the correct word to fill in the gap.
The results supported the ... that presence plays a mediating role in the relationship between the use of VR in tourism advertising and consumer response.
• reason
• hypothesis
• disadvantage
• discussion

Choose the correct words to fill in the gap.
The theoretical contributions and practical implications of the findings for the use of VR technology in branding and promotion ... .
• were assigned
• are discussed
• was conducted
• reveal

Read and pay attention to the linking or transition words in sentences below. Put marks ? below if you find them.
• They arrived in time for the meeting despite having to travel in bad weather.
• I would like to learn Chinese. However, I don’t know anyone who can teach me.
• I can't come now because the children are ill, and I have to look after them.
• All flights to and from London have been cancelled due to fog.
• The candidate didn’t quite meet the necessary requirements. Therefore, he failed.

Match the conjunctions with their meanings.
... should be used to connect similar ideas.
... should be used to connect a reason to a result.
... should be used to connect equal but different ideas.
... should be used to connect two negative ideas.
... should be used to connect two equal choices.
should be used to connect a result to a reason.

Read the sentences and type in a word from the list.
... we have to fight against environmental problems, but on the other hand we need more and more energy every day.
words:
On one hand, Neither, Due to, Because


Read the sentences and type in a word from the list.
Our economy will not improve this year , all projections show that it will get worse.
words:
On the contrary, Despite, Although, Such as

Read the sentences and type in a word from the list.
... having muscle problems, the defender was able to play.
words:
Despite, Due to, On the hand, Because

Read the sentences and type in a word from the list.
He likes all kinds of sports, skiing, hockey and volleyball.
words:
such as, despite, due to, because

Read the part of the scientific article and choose the correct set of linking words or transitions to fill in the gaps.
... to Bass (1985), transactional leaders clarify their subordinates' responsibilities, specify the tasks that must be fulfilled, and provide benefits to the subordinates correspondingly.
... , transformational leaders motivate their subordinates to perform beyond expectations by stimulating subordinates to transcend self-interest for the sake of their organization.
... , transactional leadership style is based on material or economic exchange while the latter on social exchange.
• According, Nevertheless, Therefore
• Nevertheless, According, Therefore
• Nevertheless, Therefore, According
• According, Therefore, Nevertheless

Choose the correct verb to fill in the gap in the sentence.
This paper on the current trends in the domain of brain research and on the current
stage of development of the research for software and hardware solutions.
• focuses
• was conducted
• involved
• assumes

Choose the correct verb to fill in the gap in the sentence.
The proposed model for the Human Brain the main similarities between human
intelligence and the chess game thinking process.
• were applied
• was conducted
• assumes
• involved

Choose the correct linking or transition word to fill in the gap in the sentence.
Moreover, they can organize learning activities, group work, through multiple rounds of
communication and clarifications.
• moreover

• such as
• however
• according to

Choose the correct verb to fill in the gap in the sentence.
The representative online survey ... 152 teachers and 1512 students of the Lithuanian higher education institutions.
• involved
• focuses
• assumes
• were applied

Choose the correct linking or transition word to fill in the gap in the sentence.
... , it is common for a certain class of software product the use and integration of several software platforms, which might have constraints and dependencies among them.
• Because
• Thus
• And
• But

Choose the correct verb to fill in the gap in the sentence.
An experimental study ... to test the mediating effect of presence on the consumer response to tourism promotion using virtual reality (VR) technology.
• were applied
• assumes
• involved
• was conducted

Choose the correct linking or transition word to fill in the gap in the sentence.
In a face-to-face class, the physical presence of the instructor allows for immediate communication to clarify any ambiguous information , instructors can monitor
students' learning progress and detect problems in real time.
• Or
• Such as
• Due to
• Additionally

Choose the correct verb to fill in the gap in the sentence.
Descriptive and inferential statistical methods for data analysis, using SPSS.
• were applied
• was conducted
• involved
• assumes

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Research that VR offers certain advantages and can realize more vivid experiences than
traditional methods.
• compares
• aims
• indicates
• differs

Choose the correct linking or transition word to fill in the gap in the sentence.
However, researchers note that students likely will not learn better critical thinking skills alone, ... , student-centered learning requires the instructor to guide students to use the course concepts.
• thus
• also
• namely
• otherwise