WorksheetsENG 102 - PRELIMS
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 17mins
This graphic organizer is used to display the nature of a problem and how it can be solved:
Venn Diagram
Spider map
Problem-solution map
Network tree
This graphic organiser is used to compare and contrast ideas, overlapping circles to show similar and different attributes:
Venn diagram
Timeline
Spider map
Fishbone map
This graphic organizer is used to investigate and enumerate variable aspects of the central idea which could be a concept, topic or theme:
Spider map
Venn diagram
Cycle
Persuasion map
This graphic organizer is used to represent hierarchy, classification and branching, useful to showing relationships:
Venn diagram
Network tree
Fishbone map
Problem-solution map
This graphic organizer used to show chronological order of events through a long bar labelled with dates and specific events:
Spider map
Cycle
Timeline
Plot diagram
This graphic organizer is used to map events in a story, making it easier to analyse the major parts of the plot:
Cycle
Plot diagram
Venn diagram
Fishbone map
This graphic organizer is used to better understand the causal relationships of a complex phenomenon:
Fishbone map
Venn diagram
Plot diagram
Spider map
This graphic organiser is used to describe how a series of events interact to produce a set of results repeatedly:
Cycle
Plot diagram
Spider map
Venn diagram
This graphic organizer is used to map out arguments and evidence to prove a viewpoint:
Persuasion map
Spider map
Plot diagram
Cycle
This property of a well-written text is demonstrated when all sentences in the paragraph support the topic (general idea) or the main idea (a complete sentence that includes the most important thought about the topic).
Unity
Coherence
Mechanics
Language use
This property of a well-written text achieved when ideas are logical, dearly, and smoothly linked to one another.
Unity
Coherence
Mechanics
Language use
This property of a well-written text is characterised as a set of conventions on how to spell, abbreviate, punctuate and capitalise a composition:
Unity
Coherence
Mechanics
Language use
This part of the writing process is where a writer establishes their purpose:
(a)
This part of the writing process is where one looks at different works similar to the nature of their paper:
(a)
This part of the writing process is where brainstorming, clustering, and free writing happens:
(a)
This part of the writing process is where one narrows down a general topic: think of a question related to your specific purpose:
(a)
This part of the writing process is where one organises ideas in an outline:
(a)
This part of the writing process is where one starts writing down the outline in sentence paragraph form. Focus on the content and organisation:
(a)
This part of the writing process is the response to the written work of which focuses on all aspects of writing
(a)
This part of the writing process is the last part of the process where one showcases their work to other people:
(a)
What is the main idea of the paragraph?
Sentence (1)
Sentence (2)
Sentence (4)
Sentence (8)
Which sentence contains the topic sentence?
Sentence (1)
Sentence (2)
Sentence (4)
Sentence (8)
Which sentence contains the topic sentence?
Sentence (1)
Sentence (2)
Sentence (4)
Sentence (8)
What pattern of paragraph development is the paragraph above?
Comparison-contrast
Classification & division
What pattern of comparison-contrast was used to differentiate the vacations?
Point-by-point
Whole-to-whole (block)
