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Text Types and Text Analysis quizzes

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This GoConqr page gathers quizzes on text types, purpose and structure, made by users. School students can practise identifying and analysing texts, while teachers can find material to use with learners. There are over 10 quizzes, largely suited to school-level study. Choose a quiz to get started.

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Text Types and Text Analysis quizzes

These quizzes ask you to identify text types, recognise their purposes and examine how texts are structured. Types of text includes questions about informative and persuasive passages. Generic features of texts asks you to connect features such as impersonal language and technical vocabulary with a text type.

How to use the quizzes

Start with Types of text for questions on purpose, then try Public, personal or private text? to look for clues that distinguish forms such as speeches, letters and diary entries. For closer analysis, the quiz on terminology for analysing structure includes language used to describe how a paragraph builds.

Use your answers to identify terms or text types you want to revisit. If you need a visual overview or a way to review terminology, switch to a mind map or flashcards on the unit page. Pick a topic and work through a quiz at your own pace.

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Which quiz is a good place to start?

Types of text is a useful starting point because it asks about the purpose of informative text and what a persuasive passage is trying to do. From there, Public, personal or private text? offers questions about spotting clues in forms such as speeches, letters and diary entries.

Do these quizzes cover text structure?

Yes. Text Structure asks about the words used to signal relationships between events and ideas. The quiz on terminology for analysing structure in a text also includes terms for describing how a paragraph develops, making it another option for practising structural analysis.

Are the quizzes free to use?

Yes. Every quiz listed here is free to open, study and take without an account. A free account can also save your quiz scores and let you make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes. The listed resources were made by GoConqr users.

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