Reviewer in ENGLISH 5

Why do some websites include hyperlinks in their text?

• A. To take the reader to a game

• B. To add more color to the page

• C. To provide additional related information

• D. To make the text look fancy

What role do charts play in a scientific text?

• A. They simplify complex data for easier understanding

• B. They make the text look more important

• C. They provide a break from reading the text

• D. They fill up the pages

How can an infographic help in understanding a topic?

• A. By adding more pages to the book

• B. By providing a break from reading

• C. By visually representing complex information

• D. By adding decorative elements

Why might a history book have timelines?

• A. To add decoration to the page

• B. To confuse the reader

• C. To visually represent the sequence of events

• D. To fill the page with information

What is a feature article?

• A. A short, factual news story

• B. A detailed report on a specific topic

• C. A personal opinion on a subject

• D. A fictional story about an event

Why are diagrams used in a recipe book?

• A. To make the book heavier

• B. To visually guide the reader through the cooking process

• C. To provide a break from reading

• D. To make the book look colorful

Why are pie charts used in a report?

• A. To make the report look colorful

• B. To visually represent percentages or proportions

• C. To provide a distraction from the report

• D. To fill the page with shapes

How do emojis contribute to the meaning of a text message?

• A. They add color to the message

• B. They visually express emotions or concepts

• C. They make the message more difficult to understand

• D. They make the message longer

Why might an author include a portrait of a historical figure in a history book?

• A. To provide a visual representation of the person

• B. To fill up empty space in the book

• C. To make the book look more professional

• D. To make the book heavier

In a cause and effect paragraph, what is the "cause"?

• A. The problem that needs to be solved

• B. The solution to a problem

• C. The event or situation that triggers another event or result

• D. The difference between two subjects