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The Writer's Viewpoint MultipleChoice

Target Level

4-5

Running Total

Attempt

1 of 3

Read the question below and select the correct answer from the options listed. There is only one correct answer per question. You have three attempts to get it right, but answering correctly first time will get you more marks. Each question is about the tone of the short extract and this is created by the writer's choice of language.

Salisbury itself is indeed a large and pleasant city; though I do not think it at all the pleasanter for that which they boast so much of; namely the water running through the middle of every street, or that it adds any thing to the place, but just the contrary; it keeps the streets always dirty, full of wet filth, and weeds, even in the middle of summer.

This is your 1^st attempt! You will get 3 marks if you get the answer right. Good luck!

Pass Mark

75%