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Book Review

Total questions: 13

Worksheet time: 14mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What makes descriptive writing the simplest type of academic writing?

a)

It requires a writer to present facts or information only.

b)

The writer only needs to describe the information thematically.

c)

The writer just needs to integrate his or her idea, in addition to re-organizing the information thematically.

d)

It only requires a writer to persuade the reader.

2.

It includes both descriptive writing and re-organizing facts and information thematically, categorically, among others. What is described here?

a)

Descriptive

b)

Persuasive

c)

Critical

d)

Analytical

3.

This type of academic writing requires the writer to present facts or pieces of information analytically, in addition to his/her ideas. What is described in the statement?

a)

Analytical

b)

Critical

c)

Persuasive

d)

Descriptive

4.

What type of academic writing is appropriate when you are asked to evaluate an assigned reading material?

a)

Descriptive

b)

Critical

c)

Persuasive

d)

Analytical

5.

What can comprise points of view in academic writing?

a)

argument

b)

recommendation

c)

interpretation

d)

evaluation

e)

All are correct.

6.

Which of the following statements is unessential in critical writing?

a)

Summarize all or part of the work.

b)

Have an opinion about the work.

c)

Provide evidence for your point of view.

d)

Present facts and pieces of information descriptively and thematically.

7.

Which statement about critical writing is false?

a)

Critical writing requires strong writing skills.

b)

Critical writing involves analyzing information to understand a problem or topic from more than one perspective.

c)

Critical writing necessitates making logical connections between ideas and evaluating arguments by examining whether the evidence being used to support them is current, relevant, and valid.

d)

It is enough to just describe or summarize the evidence in critical writing.

8.

It gives essential information about a material (book or article) and provides an evaluation or a critical analysis of it. What is described here?

a)

Book Review/Article Critique

b)

Literature Review

c)

Research Report

d)

Position Paper

9.

It is used to describe critically, summarize, and evaluate the updated information from various sources related to a research project. What is described here?

a)

Literature Review

b)

Research Report

c)

Project Proposal

d)

Position Paper

10.

It requires a researcher to follow certain processes to reach valid conclusions and discoveries. What is defined here?

a)

Article Critique

b)

Research Report

c)

Position Paper

d)

Project Proposal

11.

Terms of Reference is also called _________.

a)

Article Critique

b)

Research Report

c)

Position Paper

d)

Project Proposal

12.

It contains factual arguments to support the one-sided claim or position statement and support the strengths and weaknesses of the position statement.

a)

Article Critique

b)

Research Report

c)

Position Paper

d)

Project Proposal

13.

Briefly enumerate what should comprise the introduction, body, and conclusion of a book review.

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