EAPP - Intensive Review Items_Writing Papers and Definitions

Mark is tasked with writing a concept paper about a mobile app for students. To demonstrate his understanding, which part of the concept paper should he focus on?

• Explaining how the app works and the problem it solves for students

• Listing the features of the app without context

• Writing about the competitors' apps in detail

• Providing a personal opinion about why mobile apps are popular

Ms. Sy is writing a reaction paper on a speech he attended. He wants to accurately remember the speaker's key message. What is the best strategy to achieve this?

• Write his emotional reaction to the speech without reviewing his notes.

• Recall the opening and closing lines of the speech only.

• Refer back to the notes he took during the speech and identify the main ideas.

• Watch unrelated videos of the same speaker to infer their main points.

Lian has read a review of a movie and is asked to write a reaction paper applying his own perspective. How should he do this?

• Rephrase the points made in the review without adding his own insights.

• Compare the review's points to his personal experience watching the movie.

• Focus only on the technical aspects of the review, such as grammar and writing style.

• Ignore the review entirely and write only about the movie's plot.

Margaret watched a documentary about climate change and are tasked with writing a reaction paper. Mr. Sarmiento specifically asks for a focus on her personal views. Which part of Margaret's paper should contain this?

• Introduction

• Summary

• Reaction

• Conclusion

You are asked to define a reaction paper. Which of the following best describes it?

• A detailed summary of a text or media without any analysis.

• A written analysis that includes personal insights and critiques of a text or media.

• A list of strengths and weaknesses of a text or media with no personal opinion.

• A formal report on the historical background of a text or media.

A friend asks what is included in the reaction section of a reaction paper. What should you say?

• A detailed summary of the content.

• Your analysis, evaluation, and personal response to the material.

• A list of the author's achievements.

• A conclusion that restates the material's main points.

"According to Oxford Languages, Art is an imaginative expression of feelings and emotions in a visual form may it be in painting, sculpture, etc." In defining the word, Art, what type of Definition is presented above?

• Extended

• Formal

• Explication

• Clarification

If Carmela is writing a concept paper, what should she avoid to ensure her work is understandable by her target readers?

• Use of sophisticated terms for the understanding of the readers.

• Aligned conclusion to the argument presented.

• Interesting choice of topic.

• Ideas are logically arranged.

Which of the following presents an Explication in definition?

• According to Oxford Languages, Love is a type of feeling or expression that shows fondness and interest in something.

• In the song of Taylor Swift, she said "And I hope I never lose you, hope it never ends, I'd never walk Cornelia Street again" Cornelia Street represents a person. A person we'd let go from the past.

• Happiness is a state where one feels contented and satisfied (Merriam-Webster, n.d.)

• Suffering is when you feel distressed or in pain (Oxford Languages, n.d.). Many people undergo suffering some are long-term but others are short-term.

Which of the following is not correct about Concept Paper?

• A concept paper provides the purpose or rationale of a certain topic.

• It aims to give improvements to the topic being discussed and it is used to address issues, especially the current ones that are related to our society.

• It is essential to include a theory or experience that will support the statements the writer has written.

• A concept paper is not necessarily formal and is sometimes subjective.