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Writing a Précis

Precis longer passages by summarising the main ideas and key information concisely while maintaining the essential meaning and removing non-essential detail

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Question 1 of 3

Read the passage below and choose the best précis of it. "Recycling helps keep our planet clean. When we separate paper, plastic, and glass, these materials can be turned into new products instead of ending up in landfills. This saves natural resources and reduces pollution. Everyone can help by using the recycling bins at school and at home." Which option most effectively summarizes the main ideas in a concise way?

Question 2 of 3

Read the passage below and choose the best précis (short summary) of it. "Every spring, the park near my house fills with colorful flowers. Children come to play on the swings and run through the grass. The ducks swim in the pond, and people feed them breadcrumbs. When the sun sets, families gather on blankets to watch the sky turn pink." Which option most accurately captures the main ideas in a concise way?

Question 3 of 3

Read the passage below: "Every spring, the park near my house fills with bright yellow daffodils. Children run across the grass, laughing as they chase butterflies. The air smells fresh, and the sun shines warm on our faces. Families bring picnics, and the whole park feels alive with happiness." Which sentence is the best précis of the passage?

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