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☞ Welcome to Model Exams: ENGLISH ☞Click here to see Our Unique Features!!   ☞Click here to get all CONTENTS! ☞ Click here for CONTACTS! Note: Answers at the bottom!  Time Allowed: 1:40 hours PART ONE: Passage Questions Read the next passage and answer the questions under it! Written production is a skill which requires ideas to be formulated and expressed as printed output. Like its oral production counterpart, written production is developed sequentially in terms of the kinds of texts to be produced by the learner; i.e., from copying and formulating simple words or phrases to create simple messages to drafting autonomous works which involve the expression of numerous thoughts in a coherent and cohesive manner such as one would find in essays or short stories. As with oral language, there are also two main types of written texts. Interactive texts involve at least two people who are actively engaged in written communications with each other, giving the texts the flavor of spontaneity