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Writing Skills: Summarising — Practice Quiz

CBSE · Class 11 · English

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In a summary, what is the main purpose of writing in full sentences with connectors?

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What is the usual length of a summary compared with the original passage?

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Which step comes first in the summarising process?

4

Which action should be avoided while making a summary?

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In summarising, how are points usually written?

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As full sentences linked by connectors

Summarising uses full sentences and connectors so that the ideas flow smoothly.

2multiple choice
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Which word best replaces the idea in the phrase 'marked by excellence in the various arts, languages and science'?

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Versatile

Versatile means able to do many things well, which matches the idea of excellence in many fields.

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Which word count matches the first note-down or summary version of the soybean passage?

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111 words

The first reduced version of the soybean passage is 111 words.

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What is the final reduced word count of the soybean summary?

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74 words

The final reduced soybean summary is 74 words.

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What are the important topics in Writing Skills: Summarising for CBSE Class 11 English?
Key topics in Writing Skills: Summarising include Meaning and Purpose of Summarising, Steps in Summarising, Difference Between Note-making and Summarising, Using One Word for Many. Study these first, then practise questions on each for Class 11 exams.
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