Topic 5: Summarising

Table of Contents

1. Summarising: Introduction
2. Summarising
3. Features of a summary
4. Making a heading
5. Cutting out the detail and examples
6. Finding your own words
   1. Task 5: Finding your own words (i)
   2. Task 5: Questions
   3. Task 6: Finding your own words (ii)
   4. Task 7: Changing the word-order and combining sentences
7. Making your own summaries
8. Using factors
9. Using summary as a learning tool
10. Summarising in examination questions
11. Initial problem revisited
12. Journal Entry: Application Task

Task 5: Questions

1	Question 1 The ideas in the summary follow the same order as the original. a) True b) False Well DoneTry AgainYour answer has been saved.

2	Question 2 There are the same number of sentences in the summary as in the original. a) True b) False Well DoneTry AgainYour answer has been saved.

3	Question 3 Which words in the summary are taken from the original a) system b) underpinned c) definition d) intelligence e) inadequate Well DoneTry AgainYour answer has been saved.