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Grade 6 Quiz Using Precise Language and Domain-Specific Vocabulary – W.6.2.D

The CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.W.6.2.D standard emphasizes the importance of utilizing precise language and domain-specific vocabulary when writing informative or explanatory texts. By using clear and specific terminology, writers can more effectively convey complex ideas, provide clarity, and offer a deeper understanding of the subject matter to their readers.

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1. Question
What is the purpose of using domain-specific vocabulary?
- a) To show off one's vocabulary skills.
- b) To communicate effectively within a particular field or topic.
- c) To add unnecessary jargon.
- d) To make the text sound poetic.
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If you’re writing about astronomy, which word is a domain-specific term?
- a) Sandwich.
- b) Nebula.
- c) Bicycle.
- d) Mountain.
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3. Question
In a medical report discussing cardiac issues, which term might you expect to find?
- a) Photosynthesis.
- b) Alliteration.
- c) Myocardium.
- d) Iambic.
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What does precise language help prevent in informative writing?
- a) Ambiguity and misunderstanding.
- b) Rhyme.
- c) Repetition.
- d) Imagery.
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5. Question
When writing about literature, which is a domain-specific term?
- a) Osmosis.
- b) Metaphor.
- c) Sediment.
- d) Catalyst.
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Question 6 of 10

6. Question
Why is domain-specific vocabulary often avoided in general audience articles?
- a) It's always better to use simple words.
- b) It might confuse readers unfamiliar with the subject.
- c) Specialists dislike sharing their terminology.
- d) It can make the text too short.
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Question 7 of 10

7. Question
In a text about computer programming, which word is domain-specific?
- a) Algorithm.
- b) Glacier.
- c) Metamorphosis.
- d) Pollination.
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Question 8 of 10

8. Question
Using precise language in informative writing ensures that:
- a) The text is longer.
- b) The message is diluted.
- c) The text is open to various interpretations.
- d) The reader grasps the exact meaning the writer intends.
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9. Question
In a biology text discussing cell processes, which term is domain-specific?
- a) Protagonist.
- b) Sonnet.
- c) Mitosis.
- d) Prologue.
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Question 10 of 10

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Why is it important to use precise language in informative writing?
- a) To make the text sound more complicated.
- b) To ensure the reader is confused.
- c) To accurately convey the intended message.
- d) To increase the word count.
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