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ONLINE DESTINATION YORK- What have you learned?

Total questions: 110

Worksheet time: 1hrs 6mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

a shortened retelling of the important parts of a text or story

a)

Review

b)

Paraphrase

c)

Summary

d)

There is no correct answer

2.
Which one of the following is NOT a part of a summary?
a)
using your own words
b)
summary being shorter than the text
c)
quotes words from the text
d)
including main ideas only
3.

For _____, you need to use your own words

a)

a paraphrase

b)

a summary

c)

both

4.

_____ includes only main ideas.

a)

A paraphrase

b)

A summary

5.

_____ restates the original text in your own words.

a)

A paraphrase

b)

A summary

6.
What is the purpose for using transitional words?
a)
To create more work
b)
To become a successful writer
c)
To help your reader follow your ideas
d)
To create a disconnect
7.
Which is NOT an example of a transition word?
a)
Also
b)
For example
c)
And
d)
Finally
8.

You should only include the main events or ideas from the passage when writing a summary.

a)

True

b)

False

9.

A summary should be written in your own words.

a)

True

b)

False

10.
A summary includes the following
a)
central idea and supporting details
b)
opinions, background, direct quotes from the text, PEEL
c)
central idea, supporting details, and text evidence
d)
the point, evidence, explanation and link
11.
Which one of the following is NOT a part of a summary?
a)
using your own words
b)
summary being shorter than the text
c)
quotes words from the text
d)
including main ideas only
12.

Choose the best paraphrase: Cannon Beach is visited by thousands of tourists every year.

a)

Cannon Beach is seen by thousands of tourists every year.

b)

Thousands of tourists visit Oregon every year.

c)

Each year, many people visit Cannon Beach.

d)

Yearly people travel to Cannon Beach for work.

13.

1. Why do you summarise a text?

a)

To understand a text.

b)

To condense ideas.

c)

All of the above.

14.

What is the definition of a summary?

a)

A condensed version of text that defines your scope and focus.

b)

A condensed version of text that only includes the main ideas.

c)

A condensed version of text that gives insight on the development on a topic.

15.

Which one of the following is NOT a part of a summary?

a)

Summary being shorter than the text.

b)

Exact words from the text.

c)

Including main ideas only.

16.

You need to make sure that the summary is no more than …

a)

50% of the original text

b)

20% of the original text

c)

Two-third of the original text

17.

A good introductory sentence for a summary should include the following EXCEPT

a)

The title of the article or source.

b)

States the reader’s opinion.

c)

The general overview of the article.

18.

A summary should include the title of the article that is being summarized.

a)

always

b)

sometimes

c)

never

19.

The topic sentence in a summary should include the author's name and the thesis of the article.

a)

usually

b)

sometimes

c)

never

20.

A summary should cover only main ideas from the article.

a)

true

b)

false

21.

A summary should include details and examples from the article.

a)

true

b)

false

22.

What information is needed in the topic sentence of your summary?

a)

Article title

b)

Article title, source

c)

Article title, source, author

d)

Article title, source, author, year

e)

Article title, source, author, year, overall topic

23.

To show each main idea, how should you start your sentence?

a)

With a Transition

b)

With a Transition, Author

c)

With a Transition, Author, Year

d)

With a Subject

24.
True or False: The topic sentence belongs in the first sentence of each body paragraph.
a)
True
b)
False
25.
True or False: The topic sentence should explain what the entire essay will be about.
a)
True
b)
False
26.
True or False: The thesis statement belongs in your body paragraphs.
a)
True
b)
False
27.
The thesis statement should answer the question and give 2-3 __________.
a)
Sentences
b)
Words
c)
Reasons
28.
True or False: The topic sentence should be at the beginning of each body paragraph and should tell what the body paragraph will be about. 
a)
True
b)
False
29.

In each body paragraph you should have a topic sentence followed by a __________.

a)

Example

b)

Thesis Statement

c)

Text Evidence

d)

Connection

30.
True or False: The text evidence can be anything from the article, even if it doesn't support the reason.
a)
True
b)
False
31.

What is personal commentary?

a)

a specific concrete detail that supports the topic sentence

b)

the interpretation and explanation of the concrete detail that supports the topic sentence

c)

the topic sentence

d)

the conclusion

32.

the intended readers of specific types of texts

a)

transitions

b)

explanatory

c)

audience

d)

characters

33.

the reason for writing; what the writer hopes to accomplish

a)

audience

b)

context

c)

evidence

d)

purpose

34.

evidence (facts, statistics, examples) that supports the topic sentence

a)

details

b)

topic sentence

c)

commentary

d)

rhetorical question

35.

a writer’s or speaker’s attitude toward a subject

a)

mood

b)

tone

c)

audience

d)

exposition

36.

a sentence that states the main idea of a paragraph

a)

commentary

b)

lead

c)

topic sentence

d)

rhetorical question

37.

A thesis statement _________________.

a)

is the topic sentence

b)

tells the readers position on the topic

c)

tells a story

d)

is the first sentence of a paragraph

38.
A summary does what?
a)
nothing
b)
tells an opinion
c)
makes an educated guess
d)
is a shorter way to explain a text with important information or key points
39.
Summaries help me...
a)
understand what I'm reading
b)
write about what I read
c)
include the key points of a text
d)
all of the above
40.
True or false: Summaries should be longer than the story you are talking about. 
a)
True (Yes, it should be longer)
b)
False (It should be shorter) 
41.
When you steal the words or ideas from another person without giving them credit
a)
paraphrasing
b)
cheating
c)
texting
d)
plagiarizing
42.
When you put the words of others into your own words, you are doing what?
a)
plagiarizing
b)
writing
c)
cheating
d)
paraphrasing
43.

Quoting means....

a)

Googling quotes about my research topic

b)

putting the whole text into my own words

c)

using the author's exact words

d)

putting a small part into my own words

44.

_____ includes only main ideas.

a)

A paraphrase

b)

A summary

45.

_____ restates the original text in your own words.

a)

A paraphrase

b)

A summary

46.

To paraphrase well, ____ words to make sure they are not in the same order as the original text

a)

realize

b)

resize

c)

rearrange

d)

recount

47.

Choose the best paraphrase: The team's soccer jerseys were designed by Nike.

a)

Nike designed the team's soccer jerseys.

b)

The team's soccer jerseys were created by Nike.

c)

The team's jerseys were designed.

d)

Nike created the team's jerseys.

48.

How are paraphrasing and summarizing different?

a)

Paraphrasing is longer and more detailed.

b)

Paraphrasing and summarizing are exactly the same.

c)

A summary uses your own words, but a paraphrase does not.

d)

A summary is closest to the original quote.

49.

Why should you summarize or paraphrase information more than using direct quotes?

a)

To give information in an original way.

b)

To give information in a clearer and simpler way.

c)

To make your writing your own.

d)

All of these

50.
TRUE OR FALSE:  You need to explain what the evidence means.
a)
True
b)
False
51.

How many paragraphs does a standard essay have?

a)

Three

b)

One

c)

Five

d)

Eight

52.

What is the structure of an essay?

a)

Introduction, Body, Conclusion

b)

Claim, Evidence, Reasoning

c)

Restate, Answer, Cite, Explain

d)

Development of Ideas

53.

What are the parts you need to include in an introduction paragraph?

a)

Hook

b)

Transition

c)

Thesis statement

d)

Evidence

e)

Reasoning

54.

What is the purpose of a hook?

a)

Grab the reader's attention

b)

Introduce your topic

c)

Answer the question

d)

Confuse you as a writer

55.

What is the purpose of a transition in the introduction?

a)

Connect your hook to your topic

b)

Explain your hook

c)

Give reasoning for your evidence

d)

Introduce your topic

56.

Where do you include evidence in an essay?

a)

All paragraphs

b)

Introduction and conclusion

c)

All body paragraphs

d)

The first body paragraph

57.

Where do you need to include transition words and phrases?

a)

At the beginning of each paragraph

b)

When introducing a new idea or topic

c)

When including evidence

d)

The beginning of each sentence

58.

Which of the following are examples of transitions?

a)

Additionally

b)

Another point to consider

c)

Then

d)

Quote

59.

What is the purpose of a hook?

a)

Grab the reader's attention

b)

Introduce your topic

c)

Answer the question

d)

Confuse you as a writer

60.

Where do you include evidence in an essay?

a)

All paragraphs

b)

Introduction and conclusion

c)

All body paragraphs

d)

The first body paragraph

61.

What is the first paragraph of an essay called?

a)

Body Paragraph

b)

Conclusion

c)

Introduction

d)

Claim Statement

62.

In an essay, where can we find the 'thesis statement'?

a)

1st sentence of the introduction

b)

last sentence of the introduction

c)

first sentence of the body paragraphs

d)

1st sentence of the conclusion

e)

last sentence of the conclusion

63.

After you find the main idea/central idea of a text, you must...

a)

find/provide supporting details/evidence from the text

b)

state whether you agree or disagree with the author's point of view

c)

write an objective summary

d)

None of these

64.

An inference is...

a)

Text evidence + what you know

b)

Retelling a text

c)

Making a guess without evidence

d)

Information written directly into the text.

65.
When making an inference, the most important thing is...
a)
What you know about the topic
b)
The topic of the text
c)
The characters in the text
d)
Being able to prove your inference using evidence from the text.
66.
What type of context clues use similar words to help with the meaning of an unknown word?
a)
Antonyms
b)
Synonyms
c)
Examples
d)
HDefinitions
67.
Comparing something opposite is using what type of clues?
a)
Antonyms
b)
Synonyms
c)
Examples
d)
Definitions
68.
Telling what a word means within the sentence is an example of what type of context clue?
a)
Antonym
b)
Synonym
c)
Example
d)
Definition
69.
Violence, whether it is hitting, kicking, or punching, is not tolerated at school.
This uses which type of context clue?
a)
Antonym
b)
Synonym
c)
Example
d)
Definition
70.
Why do we use transitions?
a)
To make us mess up
b)
To make the writing flow
c)
to be mean
d)
Because we want to
71.
_______ they tried hard, the students could not complete the project in time.
a)
Although
b)
Despite
c)
First
72.
____________I didn't like to spend time reading in class, but I enjoy it now.
a)
next
b)
eventually
c)
overall
d)
initially
73.
________ you put the cheese on your crust, don't forget to lather it with marinara sauce.
a)
Next
b)
Before
c)
Initially
d)
Later
74.
(at the end of an essay)
______________ the more educated a person is, the more choice he or she will have in a career.
a)
Otherwise,
b)
Meanwhile,
c)
In conclusion,
d)
Likewise,
75.
Most animals sleep like people do; they lie down. ____________ birds and horses sleep while standing up!
a)
For example
b)
Likewise
c)
However
d)
Where
76.
A good homework space is well-lit, with paper and pencils. _________, it is quiet and distraction free.
a)
However
b)
In addition
c)
All in all
d)
Although
77.

Choose three words to describe academic writing:

a)

Talented, stylish, inspiring

b)

Precise, clear, objective

c)

Decisive, divisive, derisive

d)

Subjective, obscure, vague

78.

The main difference between academic writing and normal writing is that academic writing:

a)

uses longer words

b)

tries to be precise

c)

is harder to understand

79.

Plagiarism is:

a)

a dangerous disease

b)

an academic offence

c)

an academic website

80.

An in-text citation looks like:

a)

(Manton, 2008)

b)

Richard Manton, 2008)

c)

(Manton, R. 2008)

81.

Paraphrasing a text means:

a)

making it shorter

b)

changing a lot of the vocabulary

c)

adding more detail

82.

The purpose of an introduction is:

a)

to give your aims and methods

b)

to excite the reader

c)

to summarise your ideas

83.

The statement in the introduction paragraph that grabs the reader's attention and makes him/her want to read more is the

a)

lead

b)

hook

c)

thesis

d)

anecdote

84.

The sentence that presents the main idea of your essay is the

a)

thesis

b)

topic

c)

introduction

d)

hook

85.

Which part of your essay will contain textual evidence to support your points?

a)

the introduction

b)

the body

c)

the conclusion

d)

the thesis

86.

Academic writing is:

a)

clear and focused

b)

unclear

c)

non structured

d)

informal

87.

which of the following examples is a fact?

a)

The cake tastes delicious.

b)

The movie was boring.

c)

Dog fur is pretty

d)

Water boils at 100°C

88.

Research is:

a)

copy information

b)

give an opinion

c)

to investigate facts

d)

none

89.

These are coodinating conjunctions:

a)

for / and / yet

b)

nor / so / when

c)

since / but / nor

90.

What are run-on sentences (ro)?

a)

they are a group of phrases with errors in commonThese errors occur when there's a relationship between two or more sentences

b)

they are common sentence errors. These errors occur when there's a relationship between two sentences

c)

they are a group of noun clauses with errors in common. These errors occur when there's a relationship between three sentences

91.

These are transitions used to give example:

a)

such as .../ In my view...

b)

for instance, ... / indeed....

c)

second... / on the right....

92.

these are transitions to add a conclusion :

a)

For instance, ... / However,....

b)

In short, .... / in the middle, ....

c)

In brief, ... / Indeed,....

93.

What type of writing is argumentitive?

a)

The text only gives facts.

b)

The text tells a story.

c)

The text tries to convince you of something.

94.

What is a claim?

a)

Your opinion.

b)

Someone else's opinion.

c)

Part of a narrative.

d)

Part of argumentative writing.

95.

What is a rough draft?

a)

A type of writing where you try to be creative and don't worry about mistakes but just try to write the whole time.

b)

A type of writing where you work to get your ideas on paper but you will need to edit it later.

c)

A type of writing where you try to retell something using only the important events and don't leave out any needed facts.

d)

A type of writing where you take short notes to help you construct your rough draft later.

e)

A type of writing where you don't copy someone but put what they said into your own words by rearranging the word order and using synonyms.

96.

Academic writing lacks rules and practices

a)

True

b)

False

97.

As a writer, a student is responsible for providing evidence to support his claim in his writing.

a)

True

b)

False

98.

A student should not cite experts of a particular topic in academic writing.

a)

True

b)

False

99.

Plagiarism is an academic offence, as it constitutes stealing other people's ideas and passing them off as your own.

a)

True

b)

False

100.

Your opinion or argument is called a(n)

a)

claim

b)

counterclaim

c)

evidence

d)

rebuttal

101.

What is a counterclaim?

a)

A rebuttal

b)

Your argument

c)

The other side of your argument.

d)

The strongest piece of evidence

102.

What is a rebuttal?

a)

Something you call your little brother

b)

The boat from Finding Nemo

c)

Smashing the other person's argument

d)

Restating your argument

103.

Which of the following elements are usually contained in a reference?

a)

Alphabetical names, credited sources and publishing data

b)

Author(s), editors, year and abbreviation

c)

Alphabetical names, year of publication, publishing data

d)

Author(s), year of publication, title, publishing data

e)

Authors in alphabetical order, credited sources and publishing data

104.

The acceptable abbreviation for "editor" is

a)

Eds.

b)

Ed. et al

c)

Ed.

d)

Edit.

105.

An in-text citation is a reference to give credit for paraphrased or quoted material.

a)

True

b)

False

106.
Where should the reference list be placed in an essay?
a)
At the beginning of an essay
b)
At the end of an essay, after the appendices
c)
At the end of an essay, before the appendices
107.
Which font size should you normally use in your essay according to APA?
a)
10
b)
11
c)
12
d)
14
108.
Do I need to reference a quotation if I put it in my own words?
a)
No, this is a paraphrase and it doesn't need a citation.
b)
Yes, but you should only include an in-text citation. Paraphrases do not need to be referenced fully, so there is no need to include the source in the reference list.
c)
Yes. If you put a quotation in your own words you must acknowledge the original source. As a paraphrase, you must insert an in-text citation and include the full reference in your reference list to avoid accusations of plagiarism.
109.

If the name of the author is Simon K. Cornwall, how do you cite it in-text?

a)

Simon

b)

Cornwall

c)

S. Cornwall

d)

Cornwall, S. K.

110.

An in-text citation is a reference to give credit for paraphrased or quoted material.

a)

True

b)

False