Two Part Questions

What is the main advantage of answering a two-part question in IELTS Writing Task 2?

• It allows for more creativity

• It is less likely to go off-topic

• It requires less preparation

• It has fewer word count requirements

What is a two-part question in English grammar?

• A question with two clauses

• A question with two subjects

• A question with two verbs

• A question with two objects

Which of the following is an example of a two-part question?

• What is your name and where are you from?

• Do you like coffee?

• Where do you live?

• How old are you?

In a two-part question, what is the purpose of the second part?

• To provide additional information

• To confuse the reader

• To repeat the first part

• To introduce a new topic

How should you approach answering a two-part question in an exam?

• Answer both parts separately

• Ignore one part

• Answer only the first part

• Combine both parts into one answer

What is the main challenge of answering two-part questions?

• Balancing both parts equally

• Focusing only on one part

• Ignoring the second part

• Answering too quickly

Which of the following sentences contains a two-part question?

• What time is it and where is the meeting?

• Do you have a pen?

• Can you help me?

• What is your favorite color?

Why are two-part questions used in interviews?

• To assess multiple skills

• To confuse the interviewee

• To save time

• To focus on one topic

What is a common mistake when answering two-part questions?

• Answering only one part

• Answering too slowly

• Using complex vocabulary

• Writing too much

How can two-part questions improve reading comprehension?

• By encouraging deeper analysis

• By making the text longer

• By simplifying the text

• By focusing on one detail