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Practise Task 2 prompt demands, paragraph unity and logical sentence progression.
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25 questions
One question set, multiple game modes. Tap any game to see it in action. Not sure which to pick?
Answer to place stones and capture territory.
Outrun the snow together.
Earn blasts, then hunt the other team.
Answer to earn energy, then climb.

The class blasts through walls together.
Bid on mystery lots. Most money wins.
Sell tours. Nice, standard, or a total scam.
Answer, restock, and serve the rush.
More correct answers pulls the rope your way.
Answer, then shoot down the alien wave.
Answer, then tap to leap the frozen ridge.
Prompt: Some people think remote work benefits society. Paragraph: Remote work cuts commuting time. This makes daily routines less stressful. Which sentence continues the line of thought?
Prompt: Discuss both views and give your opinion. Paragraph on one view: Public transport is cheaper per passenger than private cars. It also carries many people in limited road space. What follows?
Problem-solution essay. Paragraph: Many graduates lack workplace experience. Employers then spend months training them in basic routines. Which sentence should come next?
Advantages and disadvantages essay. Paragraph on a disadvantage: Tourism creates seasonal jobs. When visitors leave, income falls sharply. Which sentence continues the same point?
Two-part prompt: Why is waste increasing, and how can it be reduced? Paragraph: Cheap packaging makes products easier to sell. Shoppers then throw away layers of plastic after one use. What follows logically?
Prompt: Is the rise of cashless payment positive or negative? Paragraph: Cashless payment speeds up small purchases. It also leaves a clear record of spending. Which sentence continues the positive line?
Causes/effects essay. Paragraph: Housing costs have risen faster than wages. Young adults postpone moving out because rent absorbs most income. Which sentence best continues?
Order these into a coherent agree/disagree paragraph. 1 Families vary in children’s ages and routines. 2 A fixed screen-time rule would ignore those differences. 3 This is why I largely disagree with a legal limit.
Order these into a coherent paragraph on one view. 1 This is why they see testing as fair. 2 Supporters argue that exams apply the same task to every candidate. 3 The common format reduces personal influence.
Order these into a coherent advantages paragraph. 1 Consequently, small firms can reach customers abroad. 2 Online marketplaces reduce the cost of opening a shop. 3 Sellers no longer need costly premises.
Order these for a problem-solution paragraph. 1 The measure would make short car trips less necessary. 2 Many suburbs have infrequent buses. 3 Councils should therefore fund reliable workplace routes.
Order these for a paragraph explaining why local shops decline. 1 As footfall falls, small retailers lose impulse sales. 2 Many consumers now compare prices online. 3 They often buy from cheaper websites.
Order these into a coherent paragraph with concession. 1 However, this benefit does not justify replacing teachers. 2 Educational software can provide instant practice. 3 Students still need human feedback.
Which sentence breaks development in this agree/disagree paragraph? 1 I agree that public parks deserve more funding. 2 They improve health by giving residents space to exercise. 3 Some cities have famous private gardens.
Which sentence breaks this paragraph on one side of a debate? 1 Critics argue higher fuel taxes hurt rural drivers. 2 Rural drivers often have fewer transport alternatives. 3 Fuel tax was introduced many decades ago.
Which sentence breaks development in this solution paragraph? 1 Coffee is grown in several climates. 2 A small charge can discourage disposable cup use. 3 The money raised can fund reusable-cup schemes.
Which sentence breaks this paragraph on disadvantages of online courses? 1 Online courses can isolate learners. 2 Tuition fees have risen in many universities. 3 Without classmates nearby, students may lose motivation.
Which sentence breaks this paragraph on causes of congestion? 1 More commuters drive because housing has spread beyond rail lines. 2 New bus lanes can shorten journey times. 3 Peak-hour roads then carry more cars.
Which sentence breaks this body for the topic 'Libraries remain valuable study spaces'? 1 Quiet rooms help students concentrate. 2 Staff can guide users to reliable sources. 3 E-books are cheaper to print than paper books.
Body: Demand has grown, trains are overcrowded, and ticket prices have risen. Which topic sentence does this body deliver?
Body: Children learn cooperation, follow shared rules, and recover from losing. Which topic sentence does this body deliver?
Body: One group values uniforms because they reduce visible income differences; another sees them as limiting self-expression. Which topic sentence fits?
Body: Install protected cycle lanes, link them to stations, and provide secure parking. Which topic sentence does this body deliver?
Body: The app saves time for confident users, but it excludes people without smartphones and reduces face-to-face help. Which topic sentence fits?
Body: Rainfall is less reliable, pests survive warmer winters, and farmers spend more on irrigation. Which topic sentence does this body deliver?
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Crack the passcode before the zombies get in.
Answer, then swat bugs for bonus points.
Race through questions at your own speed.
Same question on every screen. Fastest wins.

Pick a tile, answer, hit bonuses and steals.