WorksheetsEAPP 2NDQUARTER SUMMATIVE TEST
Total questions: 41
Worksheet time: 41mins
What is a survey?
a visual aid that shows results
to write down information
questions used to get information about a person or group
to organize and carry out
What does record mean?
to write down information
websites and apps that let people communicate and share
questions used to get information about a person or group
a visual aid that shows results
What does record mean?
to write down information
websites and apps that let people communicate and share
questions used to get information about a person or group
a visual aid that shows results
Select the survey question and the result that match. (Choose 2 answers)
I use social media three times a day.
I don't feel safe on social media.
Do you feel safe on social media?
How many social media accounts do you have?
Select a question you could find on a survey.
To organise and carry out.
A visual aid that shows results.
To write down information.
How much time do you spend on Social Media?
Record the results, You can use a bar graph to present results, Ask the questions, Create the questions.
What is the third step in making a survey?
Record the results
You can use a bar graph to present results.
Ask the questions.
Create the questions.
Research methodology refers to the specific approach the researcher takes to conduct a research project.
True
False
Methodology provides a description ..........
of the exact methods you will use to gather, organize, compile, and analyze data.
of the exact literature you will use to gather, organize, compile, and analyze.
of the exact introduction you will use to gather, organize, compile, and analyze.
of the exact findings you will use to gather, organize, compile, and analyze data.
This refers to a particular procedure or set of procedures applied in conducting a research or study.
Introduction
Review of Related Literature
Methodology
Findings, Results and Recommendations
What are the two types of research?
Qualitative and quantitative
Primary and secondary
Structured and unstructured
Open-ended and Closed questions
Identify quantitative data collection techniques
Focus groups
Questionnaires
Observations
Interviews
Laboratory-based
The various types of research design include:
exploratory, exploitive, and competitive
deductive, descriptive, and exploitive
exploratory, causal, and competitive
exploratory, descriptive, and causal
In which of the following situations should exploratory research be used?
when experimentation is needed
to define terms
in situations in which all of the concepts are clearly defined and measured
to determine how variable x causes variable y
This factual writing begins with a general classification or definition of the subject.
Factual description
Information report
Factual Recount
What is a document that gives facts, ideas, or opinions about one or more topics?
margin
roblox
report/standard report
format
What would you call a main heading that tells what the report is about?
margin
roblox
report/standard report
title
Format means?
to place text on a page so it looks good and is easy to read.
a document that gives facts, ideas, or opinions about one or more topics.
A main heading tells what the report is about.
contains the paragraphs that make up the report.
What contains the paragraphs that make up the report?
body
margins
title
format
What is the issue?
be defined as a complex problem that usually has its origins in a TV advertisement.
a contentious or complex problem, situation or moral concern, and usually has its origins in an event.
A situation that very few people care about
can be defined as a problem that an editor has with an author
And the context means?
the event or situation that provokes discussion or debate about an issue.
the event or person that provokes discussion or debate about an argument.
the event that provokes discussion or debate about an issue relating to morality
A situation that provokes discussion or debate about Australian identity
Which of these describes the parts of an argument?
Evidence and support
Evidence and logical appeals
Evidence and a claim
Evidence and emotional appeals
Evidence is specific information that is used to back up a reason.
TRUE
FALSE
Which type of evidence is used in the following example:
A credible national survey found that 75 percent of households believe that CleanUp can handle tough stains better than the other leading brands.
statistic
anecdotal
opinion
quotation
Which of the following are types of evidence? (click all that apply)
fact
Quotation
Point of View
Example
the writer's position on an issue or problem is called
claim
evidence
counterargument
reasons
This supports a claim using a reliable source.
paraphrasing
counterargument
thesis statement
textual evidence
A position paper is a type of professional writing that presents one’s stand or viewpoint on a particular issue.
Yes
No
In choosing an issue, it should be current and relevant.
Yes
No
What graphic organizer is followed in writing a position paper?
Inverted Pyramid Organizer
Pyramid Organizer
Sandwich Organizer
Flow Chart Organizer
What do you think is the main goal of the position paper?
To persuade the readers
To inform the readers
To entertain the readers
To enjoy and chill the reader
An issue or selecting an issue is a crucial component of a position paper.
Yes
No
Facts are better than opinion in supporting arguments.
Yes
No
A position paper should cite a valid and reliable sources to establish credibility of your arguments.
Yes
No
Which part of the position paper that the writer interprets and clearly states the issue and state the author's position?
Introduction
Body
Conclusion
Which part of the position paper that you have to restate your main points and provide suggested course of action or possible solution?
Introduction
Body
Conclusion
Which part of a position paper that may contain several paragraphs in which each paragraph shall contain idea or concept supported by strong evidence and facts?
Introduction
Body
Conclusion
What is textual evidence?
Your claim.
Proof from the text to support your answer.
What the author thinks about a topic.
An explanation in your own words about your claim.
What is the author's purpose?
