Free Printable RWS Q4 ST1

1.

Which of the following statements is NOT true about hypertext?

a)

All textual information is easily presented in a linear form.

b)

As the learner uses hypertext, they determine the focus or center of investigation by choosing to move outside the limits set up by the author's navigational structure.

c)

Hypertext allows readers to analyze information from multiple perspectives.

d)

A hypertext environment gives the learner control over paths of learning

2.

Which of the following is NOT a kind of context?

a)

Cultural

b)

Social

c)

Political

d)

Structural

3.

What is the type of work being described in the given passage?

“Choose your adventure” novels give readers the opportunity to jump from one page to another depending on the choices the readers have chosen. One page could lead to the protagonist’s death, while other pages may free the protagonist instead.

a)

Hypertextuality

b)

Intertextuality

c)

Linking

d)

Transformation

4.

Axelle wanted to use intertextuality in writing a poem about the Holocaust, which of the following strategies should he use?

a)

write about the Holocaust from the perspective of a survivor

b)

write the poem in the form of a film review about the holocaust

c)

look for a biography of a holocaust survivor and use one of its characters

d)

base the poem on the newspaper article about the Holocaust but make no mention

5.

The following are questions for understanding the context of the poem except _________.

The last two lines of Dylan Thomas's villanelle "Do Not Go Gentle into That Good Night" is often alluded to in Philippine writing, particularly in works that delve into politics. The poem was far from being political, as it was written from the point of view of a grieving son who encourages his dying father to retain his raging temper until his last breath. But the lines indeed seem to be a metaphor for a strong call to action regarding a humanitarian cause. As such, in the days before martial law was declared, the Philippines Free Press—which was at the time the country's most stringent proponent of adversarial journalism—published an editorial using Dylan Thomas's words along with an editorial cartoon by Esmeraldo Dizon.

a)

When was the poem written?

b)

Who were the author’s influences?

c)

How is the subject of Martial Law relevant to the poem?

d)

What was the society like during the time the poem was published?

6.

The excerpt talks about the poem as it was used in the Philippines Free Press. Which of the following statements is TRUE?

The last two lines of Dylan Thomas's villanelle "Do Not Go Gentle into That Good Night" is often alluded to in Philippine writing, particularly in works that delve into politics. The poem was far from being political, as it was written from the point of view of a grieving son who encourages his dying father to retain his raging temper until his last breath. But the lines indeed seem to be a metaphor for a strong call to action regarding a humanitarian cause. As such, in the days before martial law was declared, the Philippines Free Press—which was at the time the country's most stringent proponent of adversarial journalism—published an editorial using Dylan Thomas's words along with an editorial cartoon by Esmeraldo Dizon

a)

The Philippines Free Press saw the poem as representative of its dissent of the government.

b)

The Philippines Free Press editorial cartoon influenced the poem.

c)

The Philippines Free Press wanted to show how Dylan Thomas had a deep love for his father.

d)

The Philippines Free Press used the poem as an example of existentialism.

7.

Which of the following highlights the connection that a primary text shares with other reading materials?

a)

Context

b)

Hypertext

c)

Critical Reading

d)

Intertextuality

8.

Which of the following is NOT true?

a)

Intertextuality is important in the interpretation of the text.

b)

Intertextuality adds to the meaning and analysis of the text being read,

c)

Intertextuality refers to the complex connections between a text and various reading materials.

d)

Intertextuality is the presentation of a reading material wherein resources are connected to a specific aspect of a text because of a shared semantic link.

9.

It is the method of directly lifting the exact statements or set of words from a text another author has made.

a)

Parody

b)

Quotation

c)

Echo

d)

Pasting

10.

Petra wrote her paper on the destruction of rainforests in the Philippines by stating the cause of the breakdown of the forests. Which of the following is the purpose of her paper?

a)

To narrate a story

b)

To persuade the audience

c)

To explain a concept or idea

d)

To compare and contrast the ideas

11.

Which of the following is NOT a critical reading strategy?

a)

Annotating

b)

Outlining

c)

Paraphrasing

d)

Summarizing

12.

What is the critical reading strategy that allows you to make noted on your own copy that includes highlighting or underlining?

a)

Annotating

b)

Questioning the Text

c)

Responding to the text

d)

Keeping a reading journal

13.

What is the importance of outlining the text?

a)

It allows you to develop impressions on the text

b)

It helps you to better evaluate the quality of writing.

c)

It allows you to determine topics that doesn’t meet your expectations.

d)

It helps you recognize and differentiate the syntax

14.

What are the two tools on critical reading?

a)

Analyzing and inferencing

b)

Examining and responding

c)

Questioning and inference

d)

Inferencing and Summarizing

15.

Which of the following questions is going to be asked if we you want to analyze an option?

a)

What is our best course of action, all things considered?

b)

What is the context?

c)

What are the problems we are dealing with?

d)

What is the real question we are facing here?

16.

What is the technique for discovering information and ideas within a text?

a)

Critical Reading

b)

Critical Reasoning

c)

Critical Thinking

d)

Critical Evaluating

17.

What is the importance of summarizing the text?

a)

It helps you recognize and differentiate major and minor points of the text.

b)

It allows you to develop impressions on the text.

c)

It helps you to better evaluate the quality of writing.

d)

It allows you to determine topics that doesn’t meet your expectations

18.

What is the critical reading strategy that allows you to develop impressions on the text?

a)

Keeping a reading journal

b)

Annotating

c)

Questioning the Text

d)

Responding to the text

19.

This refers to the events that shape or influence a writer in writing his or her work or text.

a)

Context

b)

Hypertext

c)

Intertext

d)

Critical Reading

20.

This may compel the writer to write, especially if it is significant or relevant to him or her personally

a)

Occasion

b)

Audience

c)

Purpose

d)

Subject

RWS Q4 ST1

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 30mins

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