WorksheetsENGLISH 8 - REVIEW FOR THE FOURTH MONTHLY EXAM
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 11mins
1. Which text type requires the writer to tell the events in a chronological order (the time sequence when the events happened)?
Expository Text
Narrative Text
Persuasive Text
Explanatory Text
2. What type of text lets writers talk about their lives, as well as their personal beliefs?
Narrative Text
Persuasive Text
Factual Text
Personal Recount
3. This type of text aims to convince the reader to adopt an opinion or a course of action.
Persuasive Text
Factual Text
Expository Text
Explanatory Text
4. Which label best describes a paragraphs?
It is a group of clauses
It is a group of phrases
It is a group of sentences
It is a group of words that are disconnected
5. What part of the paragraph contains the main idea?
Supporting Details
Topic Sentence
Conclusion/
Concluding Sentence
6. Which is the best way to close your paragraph?
Create a summary that sums up the important details
Leave the readers hanging, so that they can create their own ending to the text
Re-state everything once again, even the details that only have little contribution to the paragraph
7. What serves as the "blueprint" or "plan" for the paper you're going to write.
Graphic Organizer
Sketch
Outline
8. All of these are benefits of an Outline, EXCEPT...
It lets writers organize their thoughts
It slows down the writer's pace or progress
It lets writers see the "overall picture" once the output is finished
It makes the writer aware of the errors, lack of coherence, and unnecessary details in the text
9. TRUE OR FALSE: The outline cannot be used for any other phase in writing - it is only useful in the Pre-writing stage.
TRUE
FALSE
10. What is a source of information?
It aims to provide information to the readers
It opposes the message given in the text
It is a source that only gives little information about the subject
11. Which of the following is NOT a source of information?
articles from the internet
information passed on by the people around us
someone's imagination
textbooks, almanacs, encyclopedia, etc.
12. What type of information does a source provide?
winding and lengthy information
credible and valid information
first-hand, but insufficient information
13. What is the purpose of grammatical signals?
They make the text lengthy and more extensive
They make the text seem more scholarly and complicated
They maintain text coherence and understandability.
14. Insert the correct grammatical signal for this statement: "Smoking is unhealthy, ______, it's an expensive hobby."
moreover
although
in comparison
on the other hand
15. Put the correct grammatical signal: "The history of life is never certain. __________, dinosaurs are now extinct."
nevertheless
equally
for instance
to be sure
