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WorksheetsEAPP Quarter Exam
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 12mins
1. (a) is a text structure that provides details or characteristics of a thing.
2. (a) is a structure which uses the signal words; same, both, on the other hand.
3. (a) is a text structure that presents a listing of parts, of characteristics, of examples. It often appears as a numbered list or bulleted text.
4. (a) is a text structure that presents groupings, categories, and sub-categories in an hierarchical order.
5. (a) is a text structure that presents the purpose of arguing a point/position or interpretation.
Signal words to be used in a definition text.
means
is, are
involves
another kind of
assert
Compare-contrast texts use the following signal words except:
different
in contrast
as a result of
in addition
A recount or sequence text outlines chronological events and list of steps in a procedure. It uses the following signal words such as:
First
Second
Then
Another kind of
9. A problem-solution text employs the following signal words except:
claim
a part of
resolution
dilemma
The following are text structures except:
Cause-Effect
Enumeration
Classification
Literature Review
It is considered as another way to help one becomes a critical reader. It means writing on the text.
Outlining
Paraphrasing
Annotating
Summarizing
12. (a) is a type of outlining wherein the heading of each level is a phase.
13. (a) - is a type of outlining wherein the heading of each level is one sentence.
Principle in outlining wherein ideas of equal rank and value are coordinate, therefore, they belong to the level of the outline. They are sometimes expresses in parallel construction.
Principle of Division
Principle of Classification
Principle of Coordination
Order of the thesis in a text from specific to general
Deductive
Inductive
Inclusive
Exclusive
