Sentence structure

Question 1

Short

Answer 1

giving an effect for excitement or speed

Question 1

long

Answer 1

characterizes formal styles, especially discussions of ideas, also common in fiction (i.e., descriptive passages)

Question 2

varied in length

Answer 2

figures of speech may be used in order to exaggerate ideas

Question 3

loose

Answer 3

makes sense if brought to a close at one or more points before the end

Question 4

periodic

Answer 4

makes complete sense only when one reaches the end (or period). This may add to suspense or variety

Question 5

Parallel

Answer 5

two or more parts of a sentence follow the same grammatical construction. use of emphasis

Question 6

Balance, antithesis, inversion, repetition and subordinate…..

Answer 6

construction adds emphasis to ideas discussed in the passage

Question 7

simple and compound sentences lead…

Answer 7

simplistic tone and style; subject is not meant to be portrayed in a complex manner

Question 8

Complex sentences may help…

Answer 8

to convey a conflict of ideas

Question 9

Logical connectiveness between …

Answer 9

sentences solidify the argument

Question 10

Rhetorical questions

Answer 10

used to make the reader supply additional material for the passage, and to motivate reader to consider implications of passage