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MODULE2_REVIEW_EAPPMODULE3_WHAT I KNOW

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 6mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

It is the first stage of the writing process which pertains to the different techniques that will help you discover ideas before writing the first draft of your paper.

a)

Connotation

b)

Pre-writing

c)

Conclusion

d)

Structure

2.

It is how the parts or the elements of something complex are put into one great arrangement or composition.

a)

Simple

b)

Classification

c)

Structure

d)

Academic Text

3.

This is the implied meaning of the word, oftentimes the meaning is based on how the writer used it in his writing.

a)

connotation

b)

classification division

c)

analytical

d)

Pre-writing

4.

This purpose in writing is evident when you evaluate a journal article or a literature review that identifies the strength and weaknesses of existing research.

a)

persuasive

b)

descriptive

c)

analytical

5.

It includes descriptive writing, but also requires you to reorganize the facts and information you describe into categories, groups, parts, types and relationships.

a)

analytical

b)

topic

c)

structure

d)

simple

6.

This is the subject or the specific issue that your writing will discuss.

a)

topic

b)

theme

c)

introduction

d)

structure

7.

This has all the features of analytical writing with the addition of your own point of view.

a)

persuasive

b)

analytical

c)

introduction

d)

academic writing

8.

This is a particular style of expressions used in formal essays and other assessments.

a)

academic writing

b)

complex structure

c)

Simple structure

d)

Classification division

9.

It is to write as quickly as possible to create constant momentum with our thoughts so it will keep on flowing.

a)

freewriting

b)

pre-writing

c)

critical writing point of view

10.

It has to tie together the various issues enclosed in the body of the paper and to comment on the meaning of the whole writing.

a)

conclusion

b)

introduction

c)

structure

d)

topic