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Expressing and Justifying Opinions Flashcards

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  1. A candidate is asked: 'Should governments ban fast food advertising to children?' Which opening is most appropriate?

    Answer: From my perspective, there are strong arguments for restricting such advertising, because...

    'From my perspective' clearly signals a personal opinion and is followed by a justification, demonstrating both required skills.

  2. Which sentence best demonstrates the skill of 'giving and justifying opinions' in APTIS?

    Answer: Personally, I believe team sports are beneficial for children, as they teach cooperation and discipline.

    This sentence uses a personal opinion marker, states a clear position, and supports it with two reasons.

  3. In APTIS speaking Part 4 (extended response), what is the recommended length for a justified opinion?

    Answer: Several sentences that include a viewpoint and supporting arguments.

    Part 4 requires extended responses with a clear viewpoint and supporting arguments to score well.

  4. Which phrase is used to concede a point while still maintaining your overall opinion?

    Answer: Admittedly, there are some drawbacks, but overall I still believe...

    'Admittedly' concedes a limitation while the clause 'but overall I still believe' maintains the speaker's position.

  5. You are asked whether technology makes people less social. Which response most effectively expresses and justifies an opinion?

    Answer: I would say it depends on how technology is used; for instance, video calls can actually strengthen long-distance relationships.

    This response gives a nuanced position and justifies it with a specific, concrete example.

  6. Which of the following best describes a 'justified opinion' in English language testing?

    Answer: A personal view supported by reasons, examples, or evidence.

    A justified opinion combines a personal viewpoint with supporting reasoning or examples.

  7. Which phrase is most useful for introducing a personal example to support your opinion?

    Answer: To take a personal example...

    'To take a personal example' signals that you are about to provide a first-hand experience as supporting evidence.