WorksheetsENGLISH 2Q W1 UNIT 6
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 12mins
"The transcript of an interview between a reporter and a suspect in a
burglary."
What type of source is this?
Primary Source
Secondary Source
"A news article on a recent benefit concert that happened in the
local community." What type of source is this?
Primary Source
Secondary Source
"Songs by a local artist." What type of source is this?
Primary Source
Secondary Source
"A review written by a magazine columnist regarding a popular cell
phone model." What type of source is this?
Primary Source
Secondary Source
"A textbook on basic statistics." What type of source is this?
Primary Source
Secondary Source
It is a type of text that presents a problematic issue and discusses it from differing points of view.
narrative
informative
persuasive
discussion
______ are records produced by people who have firsthand perspectives of an event or issue.
Discussion Text
Information directories
Primary Source
Secondary Source
These are records by someone who used primary sources as his or her reference.
Primary Source
Secondary Source
Discussion text
Information directories
__________ are words or sentences surrounding the unfamiliar word that give clues about its meaning.
Root Words
Prefixes
Context Clues
Suffixes
__________ is an affix that is added to the beginning of a word.
Root Words
Prefixes
Context Clues
Suffixes
Melly has a strong sense of love for her country. She has patriot___.
Which of the following suffixes would be appropriate for the word?
-ism
-ist
-ics
-logy
The root word brev can be found in words such as abbreviate and brevity. From this, it can be inferred that the meaning of brev is _________.
many
few
short
long
It is the summary of the discussion text.
(a)
It is where the topic is introduced.
(a)
It includes factual information about the issue.
(a)
It includes claims of the different sides on a certain issue.
(a)
Discussion texts may be about topics that are already established as facts and
are not debatable issues.
True
False
All the evidence in discussion texts should be facts.
True
False
A discussion text needs to present and discuss at least two sides of the issue.
True
False
Arguments in discussion texts may or may not be supported by evidence.
True
False
