Reading and Writing

It is a coherent set of words, phrases, and sentences that expresses one main point or central idea.

• A. Discourse

• B. Text

• C. Tone

• D. Cohesion

It is an expression of ideas and makes use of spoken and written language in a social context.

• A. Discourse

• B. Text

• C. Coherence

• D. Voice

It refers to the connection of ideas at the sentence level, or in other words, the grammatical aspects of writing.

• A. Tone

• B. Cohesion

• C. Coherence

• D. Voice

It refers to the unity of the ideas sentences and paragraphs in a text.

• A. Tone

• B. Cohesion

• C. Coherence

• D. Voice

It refers to the level of formality of the prrsonality that a writer is trying to assume in a writing text.

• A. Tone

• B. Appropriate Language Use

• C. Organization

• D. Voice

It refers to the attitude of the writer towards his work.

• A. Mechanics

• B. Appropriate Language Use

• C. Organization

• D. Tone

It refers to the acceptable writing style like word choice, sentence structure, and paragraph structure for a particular form of text.

• A. Mechanics

• B. Appropriate Language Use

• C. Organization

• D. Voice

It refers to the arrangement of ideas in a text.

• A. Mechanics

• B. Appropriate Language Use

• C. Organization

• D. Voice

It refers to the conventions of writing such as capitalization, punctuation, correct spelling and numerals, abbreviation, acronyms and contractions.

• A. Mechanics

• B. Appropriate Language Use

• C. Organization

• D. Voice

It refers to the charts or pictures that aid you as a reader or a writer in establishing the relationship between and among ideas.

• A. Graphic Organizers

• B. Time Pattern Organizer

• C. Listing Pattern Organizer

• D. Space Pattern Organizer