cohesion

Question 1

cohesion

Answer 1

'glue'
links within text
ties together ideas/phrases
provides reference back/forwards
connects lexemes/phrases/clauses
strengthens ties
condenses text to avoid repetition

Question 2

ft contribute to cohesion

Answer 2

phonological patterning
conjunctions & adverbial/conjunctive phrases 
hyponymy
collocation
subject specific lexis/jargon
antonymy
synonymy
ellipsis
syntactic patterning
Repetition
Substitution & reference
deictics
information flow

Question 3

hyponymy

Answer 3

creates links through highlighting relationship between general and specific lexical items
classification system
eg. I love all dogs but my favourite is the greyhound

Question 4

Collocations

Answer 4

builds expectation of what is coming next, helps link in a familiar way

Question 5

anaphoric reference

Answer 5

pronoun refers back to subject stated earlier in the text

Question 6

cataphoric reference

Answer 6

pronoun refers forward to subject stated later in the text

Question 7

deictics

Answer 7

helps reader link text to its time and place setting. in the context but not necessarily in the text.

Question 8

phonological patterning

Answer 8

connect thru similar sounds

Question 9

conjunctions & adverbial/conjunctive phrases

Answer 9

relationship b/w clauses, lex etc

Question 10

antonymy & synonymy

Answer 10

ties together in terms of semantics , reinforces an idea

Question 11

ellipsis

Answer 11

remove unnecessary words that form part of assumed knowledge to aid fluency

Question 12

syntactic patterning

Answer 12

unit of ideas, efficiently packaged, structured

Question 13

repetition

Answer 13

reinforce ideas

Question 14

Substitution & reference

Answer 14

links NPs within text