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UNIT 25
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1 What is the main function of contingency adverbials?
- AA) To explain the relationship between actions or events
- BB) To describe places and locations
- CC) To express emotions and feelings
- DD) To indicate the time of an event
2Which of the following is a causal adverbial?
- AA) Therefore
- BB) In order to
- CC) Since
- DD) So that
3 Which of the following are types of contingency adverbials? (Select all that apply)
- AConsecutive
- BPurposive
- CCausal
- DTemporal
4Which words can introduce purposive adverbials? (Select all that apply)
- ASo that
- BIn order to
- CHowever
- DFor the purpose of
5"Because" is a consecutive adverbial.
- ATrue
- BFalse
6"Thus" is often used in formal writing to show a consequence.
- ATrue
- BFalse
7Consecutive adverbials express purpose
- ATrue
- BFalse
8"Due to" should be followed by a clause.
- ATrue
- BFalse
9[blank_start]Consecutive[blank_end] adverbials indicate the result or consequence of an action.
- AConsecutive
10The phrase "in order to" is an example of a [blank_start]purposive[blank_end] adverbial.
- Apurposive
11"Because," "since," and "as" are all [blank_start]causal[blank_end] adverbials.
- Acausal
12When a contingency adverbial appears at the beginning of a sentence, it is usually followed by a [blank_start]comma[blank_end].
- Acomma
13"So that" is commonly used to express: [blank_start]_____[blank_end]
- APurpose
- BCause
- CConsequence
- DCondition
14"Therefore" is an example of a: [blank_start]_____[blank_end]
- ACausal Adverbial
- BPurposive Adverbial
- CTemporal Adverbial
- DConsecutive Adverbial
15Which sentence correctly uses a consecutive adverbial?
- A"He was sick since he ate bad food."
- B"She studied hard. As a result, she passed the exam."
- C"In order to finish early, we started late."
- D"He went home because of he was tired."
16Choose the most appropriate adverbial for this sentence:
"The streets were flooded; ________, traffic was delayed."- ASo that
- BBecause
- CConsequently
- DIn order to
17What is the primary difference between "because" and "so"?
- A"Because" shows cause, while "so" shows consequence.
- B"Because" and "so" can be used interchangeably.
- C"Because" is informal, while "so" is formal.
- DBecause" always starts a sentence, while "so" always ends it.
18"Owing to" and "due to" can be used interchangeably in all contexts.
- ATrue
- BFalse
19"Since" can be used to express both cause and time.
- ATrue
- BFalse
20"So that" is followed by a [blank_start]subordinate[blank_end] clause.
- Asubordinate
21Adverbials serve three major functions:
- ATell the circumstances
- BTell the purpose
- CLink clauses
- DExpress a speaker’s feelings, evaluation or comments.
- ETell intentions
22Process adverbials, which determine how an action of event takes place. They are further subdivided into: [blank_start]manner[blank_end], [blank_start]means[blank_end] and [blank_start]instrument[blank_end].
- Amanner
- Bmeans
- Cinstrument
23Modality adverbials, which enhance or diminish the truth value or force of a sentence. They are further subdivided into: [blank_start]emphasis[blank_end], [blank_start]approximation[blank_end] and [blank_start]restriction[blank_end].
- Aemphasis
- Bapproximation
- Crestriction
24Adjuncts are:
- Athe basic structure of the phrase, and they modify the adjective.
- Bthe basic structure of the clause, and they modify the verb.
- Cthe main structure of the sentence, and they modify the nouns.
25Disjuncts occur:
- Aoutside the clause structure, are used to evaluate the content of the sentence or clause.
- Binside the clause structure, are used to emphasis the content of the sentence or clause.
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