Cohesion and Coherence in Writing MCQs 10 Score: 0 Attempted: 0/10 Subscribe 1. What does coherence in writing refer to? (A) Correct grammar usage (B) Logical connection of ideas (C) Use of long sentences (D) Repetition of words 2. Which of the following helps to improve cohesion in a paragraph? (A) Changing topics abruptly (B) Using unrelated facts (C) Using linking words (D) Avoiding paragraph breaks 3. Which of the following is an example of a cohesive device? (A) Run-on sentence (B) Transition word (C) Verb tense (D) Metaphor 4. What is the purpose of topic sentences in paragraphs? (A) To confuse the reader (B) To repeat the thesis statement (C) To give the main idea of the paragraph (D) To list unrelated points 5. Which transition word shows contrast? (A) Moreover (B) Therefore (C) However (D) In addition 6. How can a writer achieve coherence in writing? (A) By changing ideas frequently (B) By maintaining a logical flow of ideas (C) By writing without punctuation (D) By avoiding all transitions 7. Which of the following best supports cohesion in a paragraph? (A) Random ideas (B) Personal opinions (C) Repetition of key words and pronouns (D) Complex vocabulary 8. Which connector is used to show cause and effect? (A) Despite (B) Although (C) Because (D) Whereas 9. In academic writing, coherence is mostly ensured through: (A) Fancy vocabulary (B) Sentence length (C) Clear structure and progression of ideas (D) Use of idioms 10. Which sentence shows good coherence? (A) I like cats. The sun is hot. Apples are red. (B) He studied hard. As a result, he passed the exam. (C) Running is healthy. Cars are fast. Books are useful. (D) I saw a dog. He’s blue. I sleep.
