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EAPP QUIZ

Total questions: 35

Worksheet time: 18mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

it requires precision to make it a legitimate piece of academic writing.

a)

Objectivity

b)

Formality

c)

explicitness

d)

caution

2.

A student without enough sleep can't concentrate well during class hours.

a)

An example of formality

b)

Not an example of formality

3.

"As a matter of fact, I used to live in Paris and could recommend some good restaurants if you like." is an example of...

a)

formality

b)

objectivity

c)

structure

d)

non of the above

4.

Abbreviated terms should be avoided to achieve formality

a)

true

b)

false

5.

requires special knowledge and use of more complex language. the writing must be impersonal and maintains a certain level of social distance.

a)

caution

b)

explicitness

c)

formality

d)

objectivity

6.

The researchers proudly presented the results gathered from the previous conducted survey.

a)

Shows objectivity

b)

Does not show objectivity

7.

• Avoiding the use of personal pronouns such as YOU, I and WE

a)

formality

b)

objectivity

c)

explicitness

d)

caution

8.

Explicitness demands the use of signboards that allow the readers to trade the relationship in the part of a study

a)

true

b)

false

9.
  • "Wages have increased; similarly, the standard of living has improved." is an example of...

a)

caution

b)

structure

c)

objectivity

d)

explicitness

10.

requires care since knowledge is built from proven theories and concepts; it is needed t avoid sweeping generalizations.

a)

structure

b)

caution

c)

explicitness

d)

objectivity

11.

sentences need to be constructed in such a way that they show a level of complexity that reflects the sophistication of an academic writer.

a)

structure

b)

objectivity

c)

explicitness

d)

caution

12.

"A leap of faith is necessary in decision making."

a)

nominalization

b)

passive

13.

"The researchers usually kept the area clean, however, the area still got contaminated."

a)

nominalization

b)

passive

14.

the copying verbatim of language and ideas of other writers and taking credit for them

a)

PLAGIARISM

b)

COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT

c)

APPROPRIATION

d)

STEALING

15.

Pulido (2012) believes that language in an online environment can be understood if other modes of online communication are further analyzed to provide a full account of interaction in virtual worlds.

a)

Author-Oriented

b)

Text-Oriented

16.

Unless educators realize the importance of reading and writing, problems in comprehension of subject matter will be a prominent issue in the teaching learning process (Estacio, 2010).

a)

Author-Oriented

b)

Text-Oriented

17.

To cite movies, images, and music, the format should be: Author. Title. Year of publication/production

a)

true

b)

false

18.

"De Quiros, Zabala, Uy, and Lee believe that the education sector address the material conditions of schools to improve teaching and learning." (Danao, 2011, p. 7). -"[Educators], is an example of

a)

quotation with ellipsis

b)

quotation with interpolation

c)

paraphrasing

d)

simple quotation

19.

Using too many direct quotations reveal your identity as an author or writer.

a)

true

b)

false

20.

a restatement in your own words of the main idea and supporting details of a text.

a)

outline

b)

quotation

c)

paraphrasing

21.

a type of paraphrasing that only replaces vocabulary terms from the original text

a)

literal

b)

structural

c)

alternative

d)

summarizing

22.

this type of paraphrasing changes the structure as well as the word class of key words of the original text

a)

literal

b)

structural

c)

alternative

d)

summarizing

23.

a type of paraphrasing where the writer first poses quotations about the text such as what the text is about, how the main idea is supported and the stand of the author about the topic. (Quotation + Discussion)

a)

literal

b)

structural

c)

alternative

d)

summarizing

24.

a series of input that shows the logical arrangement of ideas to be included in your essay, position paper, critique paper

a)

paraphrasing

b)

summarizing

c)

outline

d)

mind map

25.

A type of outline that uses roman numerals, letters, and numbers

a)

TRADITIONAL

b)

STANDARD

26.

PRINCIPLES OF OUTLINING: entries should observe the same language structure

a)

PARALLELISM

b)

COORDINATION

c)

SUBORDINATION

d)

DIVISION

27.

PRINCIPLES OF OUTLINING: entries should observe levels of importance

a)

PARALLELISM

b)

COORDINATION

c)

SUBORDINATION

d)

DIVISION

28.

PRINCIPLES OF OUTLINING: entries should observe differences of

importance.

a)

PARALLELISM

b)

COORDINATION

c)

SUBORDINATION

d)

DIVISION

29.

PRINCIPLES OF OUTLINING: entries should at least be two to be sure that supporting points of a major idea are adequate

a)

PARALLELISM

b)

COORDINATION

c)

SUBORDINATION

d)

DIVISION

30.

a short piece of writing that tells a person's thoughts or opinions about a subject.

a)

paragraph

b)

essay

c)

sentence

d)

letters?????

31.

part of an essay that is composed of background information (Who, what, why, when, where, how), the thesis statement, and the scope.

a)

body

b)

introduction

c)

conclusion

32.

contains the major ideas confined in the thesis. Different rhetorical modes (description, cause & effect, comparison & contrast, & examples) are used to achieve the purpose of the author.

a)

introduction

b)

body

c)

conclusion

33.

- looking back at something/intention of analyzing

a)

review

b)

reaction

c)

critique

34.

intention of feedback, reaction to a scenario or event

a)

reaction

b)

review

c)

critique

35.

a careful judgement in which you give your opinion about the good and bad parts of something

a)

reaction

b)

review

c)

critique