EAPP SUMMATIVE TEST #3 FBS

How do you ensure that your claim in an argument is strong?

• Use hedges

• Limit researches

• Avoid using rebuttals

• Provide credible supporting evidence

In argumentative writing, what do evidence and counterclaims have in common?

• They both are irrelevant.

• They have nothing in common.

• They both can be from any source.

• They both need to be from credible sources.

What word is a good one to use to ensure you are giving reasons and not just stating your position?

• If

• And

• Then

• Because

Which question does NOT help in considering the audience?

• What do they believe?

• Who is your audience?

• Can I manage the topic?

• Where do they stand on the issue?

Which of the following is NOT a description of Position Paper?

• Narrates fiction stories

• Supports your argument with evidence.

• Presents an arguable opinion about an issue.

• Convinces the audience that your opinion is valid.

Which of the following is an example of an expository discourse that evaluates one’s work?

• Diary

• Poem

• Ballad

• Reaction Paper

Which of the following statements best describes a review/critique?

• It is similar to a diary entry.

• It gives a complex analysis of the text.

• It gives a fair and balance social commentary.

• It is a cover statement giving impartial judgment.

What is the main difference between an article review and a formal essay?

• It shows your stand.

• It refers how strong your thesis is.

• It refers how many questions you can ask about the article.

• It evaluates the accuracy, strengths, and weaknesses of an article.

Which of the following parts of a position paper that restates the key points and suggests resolution to the issue?

• Preface

• Conclusion

• Introduction

• Body of the Paper

Which of the following statements identifies the issue that will be discussed and states the author’s position on the issue?

• Preface

• Conclusion

• Introduction

• Body of the Paper