REVIEWER: English 7 Semi-Finals

It is a way of organizing information in written text where a problem is presented and followed by one or more potential solutions to address that problem.

• Problem-Solution Text Structure

• Description Text Structure

• Sequence Text Structure

• Cause and Effect Text Structure

What is the tone typically used in problem-solution essays?

• Emotional and subjective

• Confused and disorganized

• Authoritative and persuasive

• Uncertain and speculative

It refers to the central concept or primary point that a piece of writing, speech or other form of communication aims to convey.

• Theme

• Details

• Main idea

• Topic

How do you identify details that support the main idea?

• Through its message

• Through paragraphs

• Through the writer's idea

• Through facts and opinions

Which of the following best describes pre-writing?

• It is the first stage of the writing process where you brainstorm and gather all necessary information for your paper.

• It is a writing process where you pre-write before finalizing your paper.

• It is a writing process where you gather information, write and publish.

• It is a writing process where you put into words the ideas and data you have gathered and outlined.

These are used when writing a strong introduction of an essay EXCEPT:

• A thought-provoking question

• A noteworthy statistics or fact

• A supporting detail

• An interesting quote related to your topic

This writing process is less concerned with grammar, spelling or organization of ideas, but rather on the shaping of a written essay.

• Pre-writing

• Editing

• Drafting

• Proofreading

It is a sentence that expresses your written work's topic and purpose.

• Topic sentence

• Supporting details

• Theme

• Thesis statement

This is the process of writing where you improve what you wrote by adding more information, omitting unnecessary details, rearranging ideas and even paraphrasing.

• Revising

• Editing

• Proofreading

• Publishing

This is where you refine your written essay to improve its coherence, effectiveness and overall quality for the last time.

• Revising

• Editing

• Proofreading

• Publishing