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17 question types in Expression of Ideas.
Reading and Writing
Expression of Ideas17 question types
Cause-and-result transitionsSkill: TransitionsPractice this type Introduce a person/work/topicSkill: Rhetorical SynthesisPractice this type State a study’s main findingSkill: Rhetorical SynthesisPractice this type Emphasize a similaritySkill: Rhetorical SynthesisPractice this type Emphasize a contrastSkill: Rhetorical SynthesisPractice this type Make a chronological pointSkill: Rhetorical SynthesisPractice this type Generalize from examplesSkill: Rhetorical SynthesisPractice this type Provide an example of a claimSkill: Rhetorical SynthesisPractice this type Explain cause or motivationSkill: Rhetorical SynthesisPractice this type Describe a method/processSkill: Rhetorical SynthesisPractice this type Address a knowledgeable audienceSkill: Rhetorical SynthesisPractice this type Additive/reinforcingSkill: TransitionsPractice this type Contrast/adversativeSkill: TransitionsPractice this type Example/specificationSkill: TransitionsPractice this type Temporal/sequenceSkill: TransitionsPractice this type Restatement/clarificationSkill: TransitionsPractice this type Concession/pivotSkill: TransitionsPractice this type