ENGLISH 7

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

• a. Emotional and subjective

• b. Authoritative and persuasive

• c. Confused and disorganized

• d. Uncertain and speculative

2. 2. Which of the following is an example of a problem-solution essay topic?

• a. "The Importance of Exercise"

• b. "Climate Change: Causes and Effects"

• c. "Reducing Plastic Pollution in Oceans"

• d. "My Favorite Hobby"

3. 3. What distinguishes a problem-solution essay from other types of essays?

• a. It focuses on fictional stories.

• b. It presents a problem and proposes solutions.

• c. It contains only personal opinions

• d. It lacks organization.

5. 4. This type of claim asserts whether something is true or false, or to what extent it is true.

• a. claim of truth

• b. claim of fact

• c. claim of value

• d. claim of policy

6. 5. This type of claim expresses a judgment about something, stating whether it is good or bad, right or wrong, desirable or undesirable. It involves subjective assessments based on personal beliefs, cultural norms, or ethical principles.

• a. claim of truth

• b. claim of fact

• c. claim of value

• d. claim of policy

7. 6. This type of claim proposes a specific course of action or solution to address a problem or achieve a particular goal. It focuses on what should be done or what actions should be taken.

• a. claim of truth

• b. claim of fact

• c. claim of value

• d. claim of policy

8. 7. It refers to the act of directly citing or referencing specific language or passages from a text to support the main idea.

• a. quoting

• b. summarizing

• c. paraphrasing

• d. plagiarizing

9. 8. It involves restating information from the original text in your own words while retaining the original meaning.

• a. quoting

• b. summarizing

• c. paraphrasing

• d. plagiarizing

10. 9. It is primarily focused on perfecting grammar, spelling, and the organization of ideas.

• a. Prewriting

• b. Publishing

• c. Drafting

• D. Editing

10. 10. This is the first stage of the writing process.

• a. Drafting

• b. Prewriting

• c. Editing

• d. Revising