Q2: EAPP-SUMMATIVE TEST

It is a type of academic writing that introduces the writer’s stand or viewpoint on a specific issue.

• Critique Paper

• Position Paper

• Reaction Paper

• Concept Paper

In this part of a position paper, the writer explains his/her understanding of that ideology by discussing key underlying beliefs/ principles.

• Introduction

• Body

• Conclusion

• Thesis Statement

In this part, the writer presents factual, relevant, and accurate evidence to prove his argument.

• Introduction

• Body

• Conclusion

• Thesis Statement

The writer focuses on what the results of the argument may imply after careful consideration in this part.

• Introduction

• Body

• Conclusion

• Thesis Statement

In writing a position paper, one must consider all possible views on the issue at hand.

• True

• False

It is usually used in a classroom setting where students are asked and challenged to take their position on an issue related to their school and social life.

• Academic Position Paper

• Public Position Paper

• Internal Position Paper

• Political Position Paper

This type of position paper tells the broad‑based statement of your country’s policies on a specific issue.

• Academic Position Paper

• Internal Position Paper

• Public Position Paper

• Political Position Paper

It is intended as a public statement of your country’s positions on the topics being discussed at a conference.

• Academic Position Paper

• Internal Position Paper

• Public Position Paper

• Political Position Paper

These are usually annual reports, monthly financial reports, and reports on personnel absenteeism that carry objective information from one area of an organization to another.

• Proposal Report

• Analytical Report

• Informational Report

• Vertical Report

This type of report presents attempts to solve problems.

• Proposal Report

• Analytical Report

• Informational Report

• Lateral Report