Q1 Module 6 Pre/Post Test

Which element of the introductory paragraph includes the important information which leads to the thesis?

• opinion

• main points

• subject

• background

What is the longest part of a critic paper?

• developmental paragraphs

• introductory paragraph

• closing paragraph

• opening paragraph

Which part of the developmental paragraph tells how the plot is being developed?

• opening

• conflict

• structure

• ending

What is the last part of a story which has to clearly tell what happened to the characters?

• structure

• dialogue

• ending

• setting

Why is the closing paragraph positioned at the latter part of the paper?

• It gives additional ending to the story

• It briefly sums up all the points discussed

• It highlights the thesis statement

• It presents the writer’s viewpoints.

Where do you usually put the thesis statement?

• after the developmental paragraphs

• in the middle of the closing paragraph

• near the end of the introductory paragraph

• before the introductory paragraph

Which of the following is used to evaluate or comment on a book or a short story?

• thesis statement

• main points

• critical review

• scene setting

Which is NOT part of the developmental paragraphs?

• conflicts

• characterization

• background

• dialogue

Which of the following questions falls under the problem description part of the opening?

• Is the story grabbing from the first line?

• Do flashbacks seem well placed and relevant?

• Has the plot developed well throughout the story?

• Can you tell what problem confronts the central character soon enough?

What is the most important element in writing a critique paper? a. c. b. d.

• thesis statement

• main points

• scene setting

• suspense value