In observation, which step explains the need to determine what you want to observe?

B. Establish a recording method

C. Develop questions and technique

D. Analyze behaviors and inferences

T his step describes the mode of survey you want to use in gathering data.

C. Decide the survey question and layout.

D. Determine who will participate in the survey.

D. A manifesto is a written document publicly declaring the position or program of its issuer and is generally written in the name of a group sharing a common ideology.

A. A manifesto is the reason or the reasoning given for or against a matter under discussion.

B. A manifesto is a set of files or documents privately declaring the position or program of its issuer.

C. A manifesto is an oral statement that describes the policies, goals, and opinions of a person or a group.

There are three major categories of a manifesto, (1) Goal, (2) List and Rules, and (3) World. Select among the given statements below which belongs to the List and Rules category.

C. The manifesto simply indicates the arguments about ways to manage people infected with COVID-19 or their contacts.

A. The main assertion that the manifesto is pointing at is the declaration of martial law in the country.

B. The argument that the manifesto intends me to believe is that "Covid-19 has brought positive effects".

D. The first reason that supports the assertion of this manifesto is " maintain law and order throughout out the Philippines".

Which among the given statements belong to the Goal category?

B. The manifesto provides arguments on the etiquettes in an online class.

A. The manifesto provides basic tips in online learning.

C. The manifesto intends me to believe that online learning is an effective mode of delivery in learning.

D. The main assertion of the manifesto is that "online learning creates more opportunities for students to develop their skills.

Study the questionnaire items below and choose the correct statement that describes each question. Do you go to the park when you are stressed from work?

B. It is an open-ended question and will be hard to quantify.

A. There is nothing wrong with the question.

C. The question assumes that the respondent gets stressed at work.

D. It is a double-barreled question since work and the park are two separate places.

Study the questionnaire items below and choose the correct statement that describes each question. Do you love watching Korean Drama?

C. It is a leading question because the question itself includes an opinion word.

A. It is appropriate for a survey because it is short and simple.

B. It is a closed-ended question because it is answerable by yes or no.

D. It is not an appropriate question for a survey because the response scale is not provided.

Examine the questions below and select the correct letter that could replace the question. What is your number of servings of eggs in a typical day?

D. On days you eat eggs, how many eggs do you usually consume?

B. How many eggs do you eat on normal days?

C. There is nothing wrong with the original question.

Read the statement carefully. Tell whether the statement in each item is true or false based on the importance of evaluating sources of information that will be included in writing an academic paper. The criteria for assessing whether a source is suitable to use for academic purposes are: relevance, authority, currency contents and references.

A. True, because relevance, authority, currency contents and references define a source’s credibility.

B. True, because relevance, authority, currency contents and references should be considered for all academic purposes.

C. False, because relevance, authority, currency contents and objectivity are not the only criteria.

D. False, because relevance, authority, currency contents and soundness are the true criteria.

Read the statement carefully. Tell whether the statement in each item is true or false based on the importance of evaluating sources of information that will be included in writing an academic paper. Sources published online should always be used as reference.

B. True, because published online materials are all examined and reviewed.

A. True, because online materials are always factual and credible.

C. False, because online materials are not credible and factual.

D. False, because the location and credibility of sources should also be considered.

Read the statement carefully. Tell whether the statement in each item is true or false based on the importance of evaluating sources of information that will be included in writing an academic paper. Sources that are personal and editable such as blogs and Wikipedia are acceptable.

B. True, because blogs and Wikipedia give essential information though it’s not always considered acceptable.

A. True, because blogs and Wikipedia offer a fixed information useful for researchers and their study.

C. False, because blogs and Wikipedia are not credible sources and should not be trusted.

D. False, because blogs and Wikipedia are first hand sources essential for the researchers.

Read the statement carefully. Tell whether the statement in each item is true or false based on the importance of evaluating sources of information that will be included in writing an academic paper. Sources that have no relevance to your academic paper should not be used.

C. True, because sources that are only relevant to your paper should be included.

A. True, because it will help strengthen your academic paper.

B. False, because all sources are relevant to any type of academic paper.

D. False, because sources available, either related or not in your academic paper, should be included regardless of its content.

Read the statement carefully. Tell whether the statement in each item is true or false based on the importance of evaluating sources of information that will be included in writing an academic paper. Evidence from surveys, library research and experiments can strengthen your argument.

D. True, because evidence from surveys, library research and experiments can strengthen argument.

A. False, because only evidence from experiments can strengthen your argument.

B. False, because only evidence from library research can help strengthen your argument.

C. True, because surveys and library research can provide facts that strengthen your argument.

Summative Test in English for Academic and Professional Purposes

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

Which of the following best defines a position paper?

A. A process of reasoning or series of reasons.

B. A process of assessing the credibility or believability and competence of a writer.

C. A view or judgment formed about something not necessarily based on fact or knowledge.

D. A formal, usually detailed written statement, especially regarding a single issue that articulated a position, viewpoint, or policy, as of a government, organization, or political candidate.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

Which part of the position paper requires you to restate the argument and discuss its implications?

A. Body

B. Conclusion

C. Introduction

D. Thesis of the position paperr

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

Which among the sets of choices follows the correct steps in formulating a counterargument in a position paper?
I. Give evidence for an argument
II. Provide supporting information for counterclaims
III. Refute counterclaims
IV. Summarize the counterclaims

A. I, II, III, IV

B. I, II, IV, III

C. IV, II, III, I

D. IV, III, II, I

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

Which section in the report outlines how information is gathered, where from, and how much?

A. Aim

B. Result

C. Method

D. Discussion

What is the main body of a report where ideas are developed?

A. Aim

B. Result

C. Method

D. Discussion

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

Which part of the report explains why you are writing the report?

A. Aim

B. Result

C. Method

D. Discussion

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

What section of the report gives the data that has been collected? (For example, from the survey or experiment)

A. Aim

B. Result

C. Method

D. Discussion

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Summative Test in English for Academic and Professional Purposes

Which of the following best defines a position paper?

Which part of the position paper requires you to restate the argument and discuss its implications?

Which among the sets of choices follows the correct steps in formulating a counterargument in a position paper?
I. Give evidence for an argument
II. Provide supporting information for counterclaims
III. Refute counterclaims
IV. Summarize the counterclaims

Which section in the report outlines how information is gathered, where from, and how much?

What is the main body of a report where ideas are developed?

Which part of the report explains why you are writing the report?

What section of the report gives the data that has been collected? (For example, from the survey or experiment)

This part should fulfill the aims stated in the introduction and provide enough material to support the conclusions and suggestions made later in the report.

Its aim is to present and explain the actual experiences of a certain population, specifically generalizing the results to a larger population.

It may take place in a natural setting and involve the researcher taking lengthy and descriptive notes of what is happening.

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Summative Test in English for Academic and Professional Purposes

Which of the following best defines a position paper?

Which part of the position paper requires you to restate the argument and discuss its implications?

Which among the sets of choices follows the correct steps in formulating a counterargument in a position paper?I. Give evidence for an argumentII. Provide supporting information for counterclaimsIII. Refute counterclaimsIV. Summarize the counterclaims

Which section in the report outlines how information is gathered, where from, and how much?

What is the main body of a report where ideas are developed?

Which part of the report explains why you are writing the report?

What section of the report gives the data that has been collected? (For example, from the survey or experiment)

This part should fulfill the aims stated in the introduction and provide enough material to support the conclusions and suggestions made later in the report.

Its aim is to present and explain the actual experiences of a certain population, specifically generalizing the results to a larger population.

It may take place in a natural setting and involve the researcher taking lengthy and descriptive notes of what is happening.

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Which among the sets of choices follows the correct steps in formulating a counterargument in a position paper?
I. Give evidence for an argument
II. Provide supporting information for counterclaims
III. Refute counterclaims
IV. Summarize the counterclaims