ENG10_QUIZ 3

Which of the following best explains why a table is often preferred over a paragraph of text?

• It allows for artistic expression
  

• It presents information systematically, making comparisons easier

• It entertains the reader with visuals

• It avoids using numbers entirely

In a table showing exam scores of students, “A+,” “B,” and “C” represent what type of data?

• Quantitative

• Qualitative

• Mixed

• Statistical

When analyzing a table, what is the first step to correctly interpret the data?

• Count the number of columns

• Identify the title and purpose of the table

• Read the first row only

• Check the colors used in the table

Which of these is an example of multiple causes for one effect?

• Lack of sleep leads to poor concentration

• Heavy rain and clogged drains lead to flooding

• Studying improves grades

• Eating breakfast leads to feeling full

A cause-and-effect essay’s thesis statement should primarily:

• Present a list of examples

• Clearly establish the relationship between cause and effect

• Ask a rhetorical question

• Summarize the introduction

Which transition word is most suitable for linking cause and effect in a formal essay?

• Consequently

• Meanwhile

• Furthermore

• Despite

Which of the following is an appropriate cause for the effect: “Students performed poorly on the exam”?

• Teachers gave extra guidance

• Students studied effectively

• Students procrastinated and did not review the lessons

• The exam was too easy

A vlog can be analyzed effectively by asking all of the following EXCEPT:

• What is the purpose of the vlog?

• How many takes were recorded?

• Who is the target audience?

• What is the mood of the vlog?

Which statement shows empathetic listening?

• “You don’t need to worry, it’s not a big deal.”

• “I understand this is difficult for you. Would you like to talk about it?”

• “You should have prepared earlier.”

• “Why are you so emotional?”

Which type of data is represented in this table?

• Quantitative only

• Qualitative only

• Both qualitative and quantitative

• Neither