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GCSE Grammar Practice Test: Use Of Style, Tone, Grammar
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GCSE Grammar Practice Test: Use Of Style, Tone, Grammar
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1. Which of the following texts would be most likely to contain exclamatory sentences?
2. An author who is aware of audience and purpose will take care in choosing his or her...
3. Which of the following could reasonably be expected to entertain its readers?
4. Which of the following would be written to inform?
5. What does 'register' mean?
6. What effect is created by the use of short paragraphs and sentences?
7. What is the effect created by the use of rhetorical questions?
8. What effect is created by the use of anecdotes?
9. Which of the following best describes 'tone' in a piece of writing?
10. Which of the following texts would be most likely to contain interrogative sentences?

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