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Reading & Writing

Total questions: 19

Worksheet time: 10mins

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Class
Date
1.

An effective narrative is that which makes the reader think and compel him/her to read the narrative again. To achieve this effectiveness, writers should make sure that their narratives have a vivid description of details, a consistent point of view and verb tense, and a well-defined point or significance.

a)

Causal Analysis

b)

Narrative Writing

c)

Definition Essay

d)

Comparison and Contrast

2.

Is a Problem-Solution type of paper

a)

Causal Analysis

b)

Narrative Writing

c)

Definition Essay

d)

Comparison and Contrast

3.

It deals with the study of the relationship between or among at least two happenings. It answers the questions why and how.

a)

Causal Analysis

b)

Narrative Writing

c)

Definition Essay

d)

Comparison and Contrast

4.

Two very important concepts most often associated with defining are denotation and connotation.

a)

Causal Analysis

b)

Narrative Writing

c)

Definition Essay

d)

Comparison and Contrast

5.

Is an essay that tackles the likeness or similarities, and differences of at least two subjects or topics.

a)

Causal Analysis

b)

Narrative Writing

c)

Definition Essay

d)

Comparison and Contrast

6.

Is drawn upon by the inherent human need to tell and share stories largely for entertainment.

a)

Causal Analysis

b)

Narrative Writing

c)

Definition Essay

d)

Comparison and Contrast

7.

Storytelling

a)

Causal Analysis

b)

Narrative Writing

c)

Definition Essay

d)

Comparison and Contrast

8.

Is an effective method to understand human experiences especially when dealing with issues and problems

a)

Causal Analysis

b)

Narrative Writing

c)

Definition Essay

d)

Comparison and Contrast

9.

Means identifying the causes and effects of a particular situation, event, or phenomenon. A cause is what prompted something to happen. An effect is what was yielded after something else took place.

a)

Causal Analysis

b)

Narrative Writing

c)

Definition Essay

d)

Comparison and Contrast

10.

·       A sequence of events, not necessarily arranged in chronological order, told by a narrator, happening in a particular place at a particular time

a)

Causal Analysis

b)

Narrative Writing

c)

Definition Essay

d)

Comparison and Contrast

11.

Is understanding the essence of a word, an idea, a concept, or an expression

a)

Causal Analysis

b)

Narrative Writing

c)

Definition Essay

d)

Comparison and Contrast

12.

The process of enumerating or giving examples

a)

Exemplification and Illustration

b)

Division and Classification

c)

Persuasion

d)

Comparison and Contrast

13.

______ works hand in hand with analysis, wherein one breaks down a concept into its constituent parts. This process necessitates separating items – creating demarcating lines or clear distinctions between or among the little things that make up the whole.

a)

Exemplification and Illustration

b)

Division

c)

Persuasion

d)

Classification

14.

It is always coupled with argumentation.

a)

Exemplification and Illustration

b)

Division and Classification

c)

Persuasion

d)

Comparison and Contrast

15.

·       Can provide specific instances to support a claim. The following are some techniques that you can use as evidence to establish credibility in your arguments: visual illustrations, facts, anecdotes, details, opinions, and observations.

 

a)

Exemplification and Illustration

b)

Division and Classification

c)

Persuasion

d)

Comparison and Contrast

16.

__________ entails categorization which enable one to group together items according to their similarities.

 

a)

Exemplification and Illustration

b)

Division

c)

Persuasion

d)

Classification

17.

Persuasion makes use of ________, or appealing to the audiences’ emotions.

a)

Pathos

b)

Ethos

c)

Logos

18.

Argumentation makes use of _______, or appealing to the audience’s logic, that is when you argue, you use facts, and well-supported and well-developed claims to support an argument.

a)

Pathos

b)

Ethos

c)

Logos

19.

the appeal to credibility.

a)

Pathos

b)

Ethos

c)

Logos