GED Exam Prep: Writing
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Writing is a means of expressing thought, intellect and musings. It is the supreme evidence for historical accuracy, integrity and transparency. Writing affords readers the luxury of information put in print for future references. Interestingly, effective writing is governed by laws and correct practices. Do you know the rudiments of writing? Get tested.
Questions and Answers
- 1.Which of these is less important in writing?
- A.
Grammar
- B.
Speech
- C.
Semantics
- D.
Vocabulary
- 2.Which of these is not a motivation for writing?
- A.
Publication
- B.
Diary
- C.
Newsfeed
- D.
Correspondence
- 3.Where was writing first attempted?
- A.
Egypt
- B.
Greece
- C.
Rome
- D.
Mesopotamia
- 4.How many are the methods of inscription?
- A.
Three methods
- B.
Four methods
- C.
Two methods
- D.
Five methods
- 5.Which of these is a written character that represents a word?
- A.
Morpheme
- B.
Syllable
- C.
Radical
- D.
Logogram
- 6.What is the syllabary representing a consonant followed by a vowel called?
- A.
Script
- B.
Character
- C.
Syllable
- D.
Glyph
- 7.Which of these languages does not use the Linear B script?
- A.
Latin
- B.
Ndjuka
- C.
Cherokee
- D.
Mycenaean Greek
- 8.Which of these is odd as pertaining to historical writing tools?
- A.
Stone tablet
- B.
Papyrus
- C.
Wax tablets
- D.
Stylus
- 9.Where was the Jiahu symbols used?
- A.
Korea
- B.
Singapore
- C.
Japan
- D.
China
- 10.Where is the Dispilio tablet preferred?
- A.
Korea
- B.
Egypt
- C.
Greece
- D.
China
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