WRITING COURSE-101

Started on Wednesday, March 21, 2018, 10:08 PM

State Finalized

Finished in Wednesday, March 21, 2018, 10:14 p.m.

Time spent 5 minutes 42 seconds

Qualification 10.00 out of 10.00 ( 100 %)

Question 1
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An amplifying paraphrase of the statement "He who wants to interest
others has to provoke them" (Salvador Dalí), would be:
If we want to capture the attention of others, we must propose attractive
and striking elements.

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Question 2
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A literal paraphrase of the statement "the lie has short legs" is "The lie
has short legs."
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Question 3
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For a text to be coherent it must meet these two categories:
1) That each of the speech sequences be interpretable as belonging to
the same topic.
2) That digressions be marked as digressions by a distinctive digression
mark.

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Question 4
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A literal or mechanical paraphrase is one that provides examples,
clarifications, details.

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Question 5
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However, however, on the contrary, on the contrary, however, Answer 1

Conetores
now, nevertheless, in any case, although, neither, because, for
this reason, therefore, consequently, so, hence, so, so that.

Carlos finished writing his book on Mathematics. (...) He Answer 2

remained thoughtful for a while and then (...) he leaned back on Elipsis
the couch.

The protesters shouted their demands in the street. They Answer 3

expressed their disagreement with the government. Verbalización

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The correct answer is: However, however, on the contrary, on the
contrary, however, now, however, in any case, although, neither,
because, for this reason, therefore, consequently, so , hence, so, so that.
– Conetores, Carlos finished writing his book on Mathematics. (...) He
remained thoughtful for a while and then (...) he leaned back on the
couch. – Elipsis, The protesters shouted their demands in the middle of
the street. They expressed their disagreement with the government. –
Verbalization

Question 6
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In the text this type of reference appears when we use some words Answer 1
to anticipate something that will appear later in the text. Nouns, Catáforas
pronouns and adverbs fulfill the function of cataphoras.

The chair seemed to move on its own, this piece of furniture was Answer 2
slowly moving around the room. Hiperónimo

In the text, this type of reference occurs when certain words Answer 3
(pronouns or adverbs) assume the meaning of others already Anáforas
present in the text.

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The correct answer is: In the text this type of reference appears when we
use some words to anticipate something that will appear later in the text.
Nouns, pronouns and adverbs fulfill the function of cataphoras. –
Cataphoras, The chair seemed to move on its own, this piece of furniture
moved slowly around the room. – Hypernym, In the text this type of
reference occurs when certain words (pronouns or adverbs) assume the
meaning of others already present in the text. – Anaphoras