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Name : I Gede Bagus alin Wijanaya Krisna
Student ID : 2312021147
Class : 2E
ACTIVITY: Final Exercises
1. Can you spot the broad word in the sentence below and write it down? Don’t forget – such
words within your own writing need to be illustrated. Your teacher will not know what you
mean unless you make it clear.
It is common for infants’ language to display errors when acquiring their first language.
Answer: The word “common” is broad because it isn’t specific and can be understood in
different ways. In the sentence, the term “common” doesn’t give detailed information about
how often these errors happen or what kinds of mistakes are made. It just says that these
errors are not rare without explaining how frequent they are or what types or errors occur.
Broad words like “common” need more explanation or examples to be clear.
2. Having identified the broad word in the sentence above, can you give an illustration – an
example to help the reader understand a broad word in concrete terms?
Answer: Infants often make mistakes such as saying “wabbit” instead of “rabbit.”
3. Do you think the second sentence below provides an adequate illustration of the first
sentence? Explain.
There are many ways to achieve success in business. One such way is to first find a gap
within the field you wish to succeed in.
Answer: Yes, the second sentence provides an adequate illustration. It specifies a way to
achieve business success by identifying a gap in the market, which is a concrete example of
the general statement made in the first sentence.
4. Can you provide an interpretation (of any kind) of the sentence below?
Smith (2000) argues that for globalization to truly work, its benefits must reach the
smallest village.
Answer: Agreement
Smith (2000) believes that for globalization to be successful, its benefits should help even the
smallest village. I agree with this view. For globalization to truly work, it should improve the
lives of people everywhere, not just in big cities or wealthy countries. Everyone should share
its advantages, no matter where they live.
5. Can you identify the key words in the assignment brief below?
Discuss the way in which climate change is possibly affecting tourism.
Answer: Discuss, ways, climate change, possibly affecting, and tourism.
6. Now, can you provide a short summary of the meaning/implications/connotations of these

key words in relation to the overall purpose of the assignment?
Answer:
Discuss: Talk about and explain.
Ways: Different methods or reasons.
Climate change: Changes in the world’s weather patterns.
Possibly affecting: Changing of influencing.
Tourism: Travel for pleasure.
7. Can you identify which of the following three sentences is most trustworthy in tone?
1. The research proves that immediate solutions are needed to address current
water scarcity in megacities.
2. The research strongly suggest that solutions are needed soon to address
current water scarcity in megacities.
3. The research implies that at some point, we will need to find solutions to
address current water scarcity in megacities.
Answer: Sentence 2 is most trustworthy sentence because the research strongly suggest that
solutions are needed soon to address current water in megacites.
8. Critically read the writing sample below and adjust the language to make it sound more
cautious – and thus, more critical in its tone:
Everyone agrees that equality in society is important. Therefore, it is important that we
consider equality on all levels for all people. This can be seen not only in the workplace,
for example, but also by how we treat people throughout our day, from strangers
waiting for the bus, to people who give us directions. It is vital that we do not lose sight
of the need to treat everyone as an equal, regardless of race, ethnicity or religion, or
anything else. This is a fact.
Revised: Many people agree that equality in society is important. Therefore, it is crucial to
consider equality on various levels for all individuals. This consideration can be seen in the
workplace, for example, as well as in our everyday interactions, such as with strangers at the
bus stop or people giving us directions. It is essential to remember the importance of treating
everyone equally, regardless of race, ethnicity, religion, or other differences. This perspective
is widely supported.
9. Read the sentence below and explain why or why not it could be seen as both convincing
and unconvincing.
Children of the British Royal Family would never given non-traditional names such as
Steve and Debbie.
Answer: This sentence is about the British Royal Family’s naming conventions could be
10. Read the sentence below and explain the effect of the quote marks around the
expressions. How do these marks affect your perception and the expressions?
Each of us has his or her unique ‘linguistic fingerprints’.
Answer: The quote marks around “linguistic fingerprints” suggest that the expression is
metaphorical or specialized jargon. They emphasize the uniqueness of each person’s wat of
speaking, making it stand out and inviting readers to think about the concept more deeply.

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