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Total questions: 71

Worksheet time: 36mins

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Class
Date
1.

Which is NOT a technique in idea organization

a)

• final draft

b)

• graphic organizer

c)

• outline

d)

• organization

2.

Who are the target readers of an academic essay

a)

• Teachers, students, academic community

b)

• Parents, workers, teachers

c)

• Students, out-of-school youth, government officials

3.

Dogs and cats make very different types of pets. Before deciding whether to buy or adopt a dog or

a cat, prospective owners need to carefully consider their own lifestyles and personalities. Dogs

may make more affectionate companions, but they require more care and attention. They must be

taken out several times a day and should not be left alone for more than a few hours. Larger dogs

require significant exercise to remain fit and healthy. Cats are usually more independent in nature

and interact less with their owners. Also, a cat can be left on its own all day, or even for several

days, as long as it has food and clean water to drink.

From this passage, a reader can conclude that {

a)

• owning a cat requires less work than owning a dog

b)

• owning a cat is more responsibility

c)

• owning a cat is more responsibility than owning a dog

d)

• people who are away from home during the day should not own a cat

4.

Read the text and choose the appropriate answer. From the backstreets of Bangkok to the beaches

of Brazil, people can be seen hitting featherd objects called shuttlecocks with light-weight rackets.

These shuttlecocks and rackets are the basic tools of badminton. They are all you need for the

session of "bat" in which you and a friend hit a shuttlecock to each other for as long as possible

without letting it touch the ground. This fun activity is not only a good form of exercise. It`s also

a great was of practising the skills you`ll need for a real game of badminton should you ever find

yourself on a proper badminton court. While growing in popularity as a fun way of keeping fir,

badminton is also developing fast as a professional sport. It has its own calendar of exciting

tournaments and its own band of star international players.

What does the word "court" in the text mean? {

a)

• a place where physical exercises are done

b)

• a place where king and queen live

c)

• no correct answer

d)

• a place where legal matters are decided

e)

• a group of people who decide legal matters

5.

What are the purposes of doing an academic writing

a)

• to inform, to persuade and to argue a specific point

b)

• to settle, to negotiate and to inform

c)

• to defend, to challenge and to question

d)

• to guess, to hypothesize and to make conclusions

e)

• to negotiate and to inform

6.

76 Writing academic papers requires deliberate, thorough and careful thought. Therefore, what

should one do to achieve a well-crafted academic essay {

a)

• One must depend on his/her own opinions alone.

b)

• One must depend highly on the Internet for easy information access

c)

• One must not consult the Internet for unsure sources.

d)

• One must conduct a research on the topic at hand

e)

• One must depend on his/her own opinion.

7.

An academic essay must use appropriate vocabulary words but not too pretentious, highfalutin words. Which among these words is the simplified version of the term,

"supercalifragilisticexpialidocious" {

a)

• extraordinarily good; wonderful

b)

• beautiful

c)

• exquisite; one-of-a-kind

d)

• hardworking; industrious

8.

HARMONY

a)

ceremony

b)

cemetery

c)

symmetry

d)

hierarchy

9.

What are the three main parts of an essay

a)

• the introduction, the body and the conclusion

b)

• the topic sentence, the body and the conclusion.

c)

• the main idea and the conclusion.

d)

• the hook, the main idea and the conclusion.

10.

What is true of the introductory paragraph

a)

• starts with a hook

b)

• introduces the big idea of the essay

c)

• all of the above

d)

• ends with the thesis

e)

• the big idea of the essay

11.

What is the sequence of an essay {

a)

• Introduction, Body Paragraph, Conclusion

b)

• Body Paragraph, Introduction, Conclusion

c)

• Introduction, Conclusion, Body Paragraph

d)

• Conclusion, Introduction, Body Paragraph

12.

85 What is an academic language ______

a)

• All of the above

b)

• is the linguistic register that students are expected to use in school subjects

c)

• comes as second nature to native speakers, but is difficult for ELLs to acquire

d)

• is a set of vocabulary terms used in schools

e)

• is the linguistic register that students are expected to use

13.

When do you use formal language

a)

• In an academic essay.

b)

• When you write a text message

c)

• When you talk to a friend

d)

• In sending emails.

e)

• In emails.

14.

89 Webinar means {

a)

• form of conducting seminars and trainings using the internet

b)

• a form of organizing training using internet resources by viewing the teacher's screen at a certain distance at the current time

c)

• form of training that allows you to provide for the exchange of information between

teachers and students using internet resources (e-mail)

d)

• Improving the level of education of teachers through the creation of a unified information system of Education

15.

The TOEFL Internet-based test (IBT) measures all four academic English skills

a)

• reading, listening, speaking

b)

• talking, listening, speaking, and writing

c)

• reading, listening, speaking, and writing

d)

• reading, listening, speaking, and rewriting

16.

The use summarizing is to

a)

• Reduce information to essential ideas

b)

• Understand easily

c)

• Get through an article more quickly

d)

• Retell a story

17.

When summarizing, we want to {

a)

Highlight

b)

• Summarize

c)

Concise

d)

• Include unimportant information.

18.

It gives the reader an idea about what the paragraph is going to be about

a)

• Concluding sentence

b)

• Body

c)

• Topic sentence

d)

• Conclusion

e)

• Summary

19.

Read the text and choose the appropriate answer.

The vacation is over for American space tourist Richard Garriott. On Friday, the 47-year-old

computer games designer returned safely to Earth after a 10-day visit to the International Space

Station. The capsule carrying Garriott and two Russian cosmonauts successfully touched down

near the town of Arkalyk, in the Central Asian country of Kazakhstan. Interest in space tourism

has grown in recent years. Garriott is an investor in Space Adventures, a US company that has

organized all of the space tourist nights so far. Several other companies have also started to invest millions of dollars to offer trips into space for clients who can afford the expensive price. Garriott is the sixth private citizen to travel into space and is the first American to follow his father into space. He paid $30 ,illion for the holiday in orbit.

What is the profession of Richard Garriott?{

a)

• no correct answer

b)

• cosmonaut

c)

• creator of electronic games

d)

• director of a tourist company

20.

It restates all the ideas in original text for clarification {

a)

• Questions

b)

• Summary

c)

• Paraphrase

d)

• Direct quoting

e)

• None of them

21.

Education institutions in Kazakhstan are following types

a)

• all are correct

b)

• National research universities

c)

• National universities

d)

• Academies, Institutes

e)

• Research universities and universities

22.

Secondary education is divided into two phases {

a)

lower, which is known in Kazakhstan as basic secondary education, and middle, which is

known as senior or general secondary education

b)

second, which is known in Kazakhstan as basic secondary education, and third, which is

known as senior or general secondary education

c)

lower, which is known in Kazakhstan as basic secondary education, and upper, which is

known as senior or general secondary education

d)

higher, which is known in Kazakhstan as basic secondary education, and lower, which is

known as senior or general secondary education      

e)

first, which is known in Kazakhstan as lower secondary education, and middle, which is

known as second or upper secondary education

23.

A high-level degree earned after a period of three or more years of graduate-level study,

culminating in the creation, submission, presentation and defense of a research dissertation

a)

• PhD degree

b)

• graduate degree

c)

• bachelor's degree

d)

• master's degree

24.

What is autobiography {

a)

• information about the work done

b)

• the story of the life of a person, written by that person himself

c)

• research methods and literature sources

d)

• automated control of the learning process

e)

• automated data filling

25.

The four main types of academic writing are ______

a)

• descriptive, analytical, persuasive and critical

b)

• descriptive, analytical, persuasive and funny

c)

• psychological, analytical, persuasive and critical

d)

• descriptive, geometric, persuasive and critical

26.

What is an example of academic English

a)

• international trade, commerce, finance, insurance, banking, and many office settings

b)

• knowledge and understanding of basic grammar, vocabulary and important rules of the

English language

c)

• competition, or activity needing physical effort and skill that is played or done according to rules

d)

• If you read an article in an academic journal or listen to someone giving a presentation or

a talk about an academic subject in an academic environment

27.

107  What is science {

a)

• a special form of spiritual activity of a person aimed at obtaining knowledge about nature, society and his own knowledge

b)

• a science that studies the relationship of living things with each other and with the

environment

c)

• studies the origin of humans

d)

• studies the distribution and bioecological features of plants

e)

• the science that studies the structure of the cell

28.

Basic Signal words are Who, What, When, Where, Why, How

a)

false

b)

true

c)

all is correct

d)

all are correct

29.

The __________ and the date of publication are included in an in-text citation.

a)

• Author’s first name

b)

• Author’s last name

c)

• Page

d)

• Article Title

e)

• Pages

30.

If you don’t have an author to cite, what would you do for an in-text citation

a)

• Use the URL

b)

• Use the title of the article instead, and put it in quotes

c)

• Use the title of the article and PUT IT IN ALL CAPS

d)

• PUT IT IN ALL CAPS

e)

• Do nothing and copy it

31.

Student A was asked to write a formal essay about “The Detriments of Practicing Plagiarism”

Her teacher told her to use more varied vocabulary and consider varieties of sentence structures.

What feature of academic text should the student consider

a)

• Complexity

b)

• Organization

c)

• Accuracy

d)

Precision

e)

• Accura

32.

If you were to evaluate the features of an academic text, which among the following refers to the clarity of the flow of ideas in a certain academic text {

a)

• Responsibility

b)

• Organization

c)

Explicitness

d)

• Formality

e)

Responsibile

33.

Utilizing the third person point of view is a must in writing some academic texts. Moreover, there must be fewer words about the writer in an academic text. What feature is described in the statement

a)

• Organ

b)

Organization

c)

• Accuracy

d)

• Complexity

e)

• Objectivity

34.

114 Choose the sentence which is not true according to the text.

A dinosaurs` graveyard found in a remote region of northern China is being hailed as the richest source of fossils in the world. Remains of primitive birds, mammals, insects, plants and dinosaurs have been discovered, apparently frozen at a moment about 135 million years ago when a sudden catastrophe, perhaps a volcanic eruption, wiped them out. Among the most exciting fossils are more than 200 of a primitive bird and several specimens of a chicken–sized dinosaur, one with an egg still in its body waiting to be laid. Chinese paleontologists suggest that it may be the first true bird

a)

• The fossils of the true bird were found in China

b)

• The fossils were found in the North of China

c)

• The animals were frozen as a result of the change of climate

d)

• The fossils found in China are 135 million years old

35.

Read the passage and choose the appropriate title.

The creatures of the sea spend much time eating or trying to stay alive and not to be eaten by other sea creatures. It is not easy to stay alive and not to be eaten in such a place as the sea-bed. Almost all sea creatures are meat eaters, except the smallest animals. Now you can well understand that sea creatures have «invented» and developed many interesting ways of defending themselves from their enemies. First of all, the size of the animal plays a role in its struggle to stay alive. Some fish have developed great speed of swimming. Many of the bottom creatures have hard shells which they «shut» when danger is coming. Colour helps sea creatures in their struggle against their enemies at every level of sea life.{

a)

• The Sea and You

b)

• Animal Life on the Reefs

c)

• To Live or Not to Live

d)

• The Beginning of life

36.

Read the passage and choose the appropriate title.

An Englishman arrived at a hotel in France. Above the hotel door he saw words " All the languages are spoken in here". He addressed the administrator in German, Spanish, English and etc. Noanswer was given. He spoke to clerks in Italian, French and German. Nobody answered. He became nervous and shouted:" Who on earth speaks those languages?"

a)

• An Englishman Gets a Reply

b)

• Spoken Language in the Hotel

c)

• The Hotel Door Open to All

d)

• Polyglot Boys at the University

e)

• A Clever Waiter

37.

Academic writing uses vocabulary correctly. Most subjects have words with narrow specific meanings. What academic feature is being described in the abovementioned statement

a)

• Accuracy

b)

• Formality

c)

• Formal

d)

• Organization

38.

Below are the characteristics of an academic text except one, which is NOT

a)

• Academic text is an educational text

b)

• Academic texts use jargons or specialized language of the field.

c)

• Academic text is opinionated, backed up with information that is not valid and reliable, andusually cites further references

d)

• Academic text is basically anything that is used in schools or classrooms.

e)

• Use simple, direct and specific language that accurately focuses on facts, evidence, and

logical reasoning

39.

Evaluate the given sentences, which one is most acceptable in academic writing

a)

• The kids who were interviewed were also asked to answer the test.

b)

• You need to back up your argument with data.

c)

• The newly-installed system enabled the offices to dismiss their outdated files.

d)

Participants of the study identified taking care of the children, looking after their clothes

andother stuff as their common chores

40.

120 Before giving first aid to an accident victim, you should obtain his or her consent. Asking for consent takes a simple question. Say to the victim, “I know first aid, and I can help until an ambulance arrives. Is that okay?” According to the passage, it is wrong to {

a)

• call for an ambulance instead of helping the victim

b)

• use first aid on an accident victim without medical training

c)

• help a victim before an ambulance arrives

d)

• attempt to help an accident victim without permission

e)

• don't help a victim before an ambulance arrives

41.

This degree is a graduate-level degree that one can pursue after earning an undergraduate-level degree such as a bachelor's degree. People who have earned this degree are usually understood to have a solid understanding of their area of study or professional practice

a)

• Master's Degree

b)

• associate degree

c)

• bachelor's degree

d)

• PhD degree

42.

122  TOEFL means {

a)

• Test of English as a Foreign Language

b)

• Test of Exam as a Foreign Language

c)

• Test of English as a Favourite Language

43.

Among the types of academic texts stated below, which is not considered an essay

a)

Article

b)

• Research paper

c)

• Critique paper

d)

• Review

44.

Plagiarism occurs when an author uses the language of another writer and claims it as his/herown; which of the following is not a type of plagiarism

a)

• Patchwork plagiarism

b)

• plagiarism of language

c)

• Plagiarism of ideas

d)

• word for word plagiarism

e)

• Direct plagiarism

45.

What do scientific articles include?Nearly all journal articles are divided into the following major sections: {

a)

• abstract, introduction, methods, results, discussion, and references

b)

• abstract, introduction, methods, results, discussion, and introduction

c)

• abstract, introduction, methods, abstract, discussion, and references

46.

The world's most popular English language proficiency test for higher education and global migration

a)

SIIID

b)

• International English System

c)

• IELS

d)

• International English Language Testing System

47.

 There are three types of the TOEFL test:

a)

• PBT - (Paper-based Test), computer-based (CBT - Computer-based Test) and online version (iBT - Internet-based Test

b)

• PBT - (Protool-based Test), computer-based (CBT - Computer-based Test) and online

version (iBT - Internet-based Test

c)

Computer-based (CBT - Computer-based Test) and online version (iBT - Internet-based

Test

48.

Academic texts are generally structured with _______

a)

• all are correct

b)

• key concepts and relationships

c)

• citation and references

d)

• clear and good structure

49.

This text aims to express a person’s stand about a particular issue

a)

• Position paper

b)

• Reaction paper

c)

• None of the above

d)

• Concept paper

50.

Choose the best paraphrased version for each statement. Sometimes, you have to be cruel just to be kind

a)

• You have to cruel so you can impose discipline and teach children how to be good.

b)

• You have to do bad things if you are tired of doing good things.

c)

• Being cruel is not bad at all.

d)

• All of the given choices

51.

Choose the word or phrase that makes the sentence meaningful and correct.

Shikibu Murasaki, who wrote almost a thousand years ago, was one of the world’s _____novelists

a)

earliest

b)

• most early

c)

• too early

d)

• more early

52.

135 A document or a statement that presents information in an organized format for a specific

audience and purpose. Although summaries of this document may be delivered orally, complete forms are usually given in the form of written documents

a)

report a

b)

• characteristic

53.

Choose the best paraphrased version for each statement. You will reap what you have sown

a)

• Good deed begets good deed

b)

• planting crops is really important.

c)

• we should be farmers so we will know the value of reaping and sowing.

d)

• all are correct

54.

139Which among the following is the process of synthesizing key ideas of a piece of writing restated in your own words

a)

• Paraphrasing

b)

• Summarizing

c)

• Outlining

d)

• Citing sources

55.

ADVICE

a)

practice

b)

council

c)

counsel

d)

proposal

56.

MISERABLE

a)

abstract

b)

object

c)

obstruct

d)

abject

57.

QUOTE

a)

cite

b)

sight

c)

sigh

d)

sue

58.

UNLAWFUL

a)

illicit

b)

elicit

c)

draw

d)

illegitimate

e)

illegitim

59.

HAUGHTY

a)

imperious

b)

imperial

c)

adamant

d)

empire

60.

WISE

a)

judicious

b)

delay

c)

momentous

d)

pragmatic

61.

LOQUACIOUS

a)

verbose

b)

ambiguous

c)

bombastic

d)

biguous

62.

COURAGEOUS

a)

fearless

b)

fickle

c)

insipid

d)

timorous

63.

WATCHFULNESS

a)

Superintendence

b)

Supervision

c)

Custody

d)

Vigil

e)

Tepor

64.

ATTACHMENT

a)

Affinity

b)

Influence

c)

Causation

d)

Appendage

65.

WEARY

a)

Sentimental

b)

Enthusiastic

c)

Fatigued

d)

Emotional

66.

An undergraduate degree that typically takes four years to complete, usually cover a specific area of study and help students gain foundational knowledge in that subject. Usually, the goal of this degree is to help students equip themselves with enough specific knowledge to enter an industry

a)

bachelor's degree

b)

• masters degree

c)

• PhD degree

d)

• associate degree

67.

BEQUEST

a)

patrimony

b)

parsimony

c)

matrimony

d)

heritage

e)

patrim

68.

GULLIBLE

a)

credulous

b)

credible

c)

believable

d)

fallible

69.

BRAVERY

a)

onslaught

b)

fortitude

c)

arrogant

d)

nepotism

70.

What does EAP stand for

a)

• English for Acedemic Purposes

b)

• English for Avoiding Purposes

c)

• English for Art Purposes

71.

Read the information below, then choose the best answer.

Television has been introduced to almost every country in the world, reaching a large number of

viewers on every continent. About 600 million people saw the first person walk on the moon, and a billion people watched the twentieth Olympic Games. Television has in many ways promoted understanding and cooperation among people. It does this by showing educational and cultural programs.

From this passage, a reader can most reasonably conclude that the author believes that

a)

• not every country needs to have television

b)

• people spend too much time watching television

c)

• television can unify people from around the world

d)

• television is as important as schools

e)

• people don’t spend too much time watching television