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WorksheetsENG13 _REVIEWGAME_FINALS
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 25mins
Being effective in the way you write has what significant benefits? EXCEPT
Enables you to accomplish your objectives
Influences how you are perceived.
Builds trust in your communication skills
Gain fame from your consistent readers
How many topics or ideas are contained in a single paragraph?
One
Two
Three or more
In any writing done, reviewing for clarity and completeness is necessary, it is termed as
Writing
Editing
Revision
Publishing
These are some of the traits of an effective writing, EXCEPT
Flowery words
Logical organization
Strong ideas
conventional Correctness
This refers to one’s intention or objective in a speech or piece of writing.
straightforward
purpose
tone
audience
To produce an effective writing, one must consider Chronological Organization, this means
order of ideas according to the most crucial part
state of being united or joined as a whole
organization of ideas based on location or direction
organization of ideas by time or sequence
Correctness: Is all about
Knowing what words to say and how to say it.
Proper speech so that other understands you.
Punctuation, capitalization, spelling, usage, and grammar.
Knowing the reason why you are writing
Words: Effective writing uses
The format of beginning, beginning, and end.
Punctuation, spelling, and grammar that is correct.
Precise nouns and verbs, avoid slang expressions and colloquialisms, and defines technical terms as needed.
Proper capitalizations and margins
Organization: Effective writing has a strong
Beginning, middle, and ending and orders information well.
Sense of structure and the information flows in a logical manner.
Presentation of ideas, voice, and words.
Smooth flow of words
Sentences: The sentences read smoothly,
Answering questions like who, what, where, when, how, and why?
Varying in length, pattern, type, and beginnings.
Communicating key ideas to the audience.
Observe words that is sounding good to hearing
It is unnecessarily complicated language used to impress, rather than to inform, your audience.
Jargon
Looping
clustering
listing
It is a process of generating a lot of information by writing non-stop for a predetermined amount of time.
looping
free writing
clustering
listing
It is a freewriting technique that allows you to focus your ideas continually while trying to discover a writing topic.
listing
clustering
free writing
looping
This is also called mind mapping or idea mapping, is a strategy that allows you to explore the relationships between ideas.
Clustering
looping
freewriting
listing
It is a process of generating a lot of information within a short time by generating some broad ideas and then building on those associations for more detail.
Looping
Listing
clustering
free writing
A type of Jargon that being used by 24-hour news outlets, including terms like deep state and bipartisan.
military jargon
political jargon
deadwood phrases
workplace jargon
A type of Jargon that vocabulary is being used in the military.
military jargon
workplace jargon
political jargon
none of the above
This is a jargon that use to describe everything from the office environment to specific business practices.
political jargon
direct jargon
military jargon
workplace jargon
It is also known as parallel structure, is when phrases in a sentence havesimilar or the same grammatical structure.
parallelism
jargon
deadwood phrases
voice
Which of the following sentences is passive voice?
Mom baked a cake.
Paolo watched a movie.
We will attend a seminar tomorrow.
My laptop was fixed by the technician
I did not beat her.
She is not beaten by me.
She has not beaten by me.
She was not beaten by me
She have not beaten by me.
I will never forget this experience.
This experience is not forgotten by me.
This experience would never be forgotten by me.
This experience will never be forgotten by me.
\This experience are not forgotten by me.
Mother made a cake yesterday.
A cake made by mother yesterday.
cake is made by mother yesterday
A cake was made by mother yesterday.
A cake were made by mother yesterday.
The boy teased the girl.
The girl was teased by the boy.
The girl had teased by the boy.
The girl is teased by the boy.
The girl have teased by the boy.
Did she do her duty?
Was she done her duty?
Was her duty done by her?
Had her duty done by her?
Have her duty done by her?
The tiger was chasing the deer.
The deer was chased by the tiger.
The deer was being chased by the tiger.
The deer had chased by the tiger.
The deer have chased by the tiger.
She has written a novel.
A novel has written by her.
A novel has been written by her.
A novel had written by her.
A novel have written by her.
She has learned her lessons.
Her lessons has learned by her.
Her lessons have been learned by her.
Her lessons had been learned by her.
Her lessons was learned by her.
Have you finished the report?
Has the report finished by you?
Has the report been finished by you?
Had the report been finished by you?
Have the report been finished by you?
The police have caught the thief.
The thief has been caught by the police.
The thief was caught by the police.
The thief had been caught by the police.
The thief were caught by the police.
Which among the following phrases should be used to replace the deadwood phrase “a majority of”?
all
most
majority
99 %
Which among the following phrases should be used to replace the deadwood phrase “first priority“?
first
important
priority
top
Which among the following phrases should be used to replace the deadwood phrase “happens to be”?
because
happened
is
therefore
Which among the following phrases should be used to replace the deadwood phrase “be in a position to”?
can
in
in position
there
Which among the following phrases should be used to replace the deadwood phrase “provided that“?
can
if
in conclusion
therefore
Which among the following phrases should be used to replace the deadwood phrase “with reference to“?
about
into
referring to
with
Which among the following phrases should be used to replace the deadwood phrase “it is possible that“?
however
be able
perhaps
possible
Which among the following phrases should be used to replace the deadwood phrase “manner in which“?
as shown
be able
perhaps
possible
Which among the following phrases should be used to replace the deadwood phrase “in view of the fact that“?
because
since
so
until
Which among the following phrases should be used to replace the deadwood phrase “the question as to“?
even
if
questionably
whether
Normally used for communicating policies, procedures, or related official business within an organization.
brohure
policy
progress report
memorandum
A document that explains in detail how you far you've gone towards the completion of a project. It outlines the activities you've carried out, the tasks you've completed, and the milestones you've reached.
brochure
policy
progress report
memorandum
Is a comprehensive report on a company's activities throughout the preceding year.
annual report
progress report
memorandum
survey report
It presents a summary of all the responses that were collected in a simple and visually appealing manner
annual report
progress report
memorandum
survey report
Provides readers with a quick overview of your essay or report and its organization
abstraction
contract
proposal
feasibility report
A paper that examines a proposed solution and evaluates whether it is possible, given certain constraint
abstract
contract
proposal
feasibility report
An informative paper document (often also used for advertising) that can be folded into a template, pamphlet, or leaflet
brochure
policy
progress report
memorandum
Is a set of rules or guidelines for your organization and employees to follow in or to achieve a specific goal
brochure
policy
progress report
memorandum
An agreement between private parties creating mutual obligations enforceable by law
abstract
contract
propsal
feasibility report
They are often used to train new employees; they can function as operational policies and procedures; they help to ensure that workers follow safe procedures; and they can be used to document the expertise of a group of workers.
instructional manual
brochure
policy
propsal
