Worksheets2nd Quarter Exam in RWS
Total questions: 56
Worksheet time: 28mins
What does “hypertext” primarily refer to?
Text with grammatical errors
Text that connects to other texts through links
A type of printed text
A synonym for context
Hypertext is most commonly used in which medium?
Television
Newspaper
Internet
Radio
What element in a hypertext allows readers to move from one document to another?
Headline
Button
Hyperlink
Caption
What is one advantage of hypertext reading?
It limits access to related materials
It allows non-linear reading
It avoids multimedia use
It replaces the need for comprehension
Which of the following is an example of hypertext?
A printed novel
A webpage with clickable references
A PDF file without links
A comic book
Hypertext encourages which type of reading pattern?
Sequential
Linear
Non-linear
Circular
How does hypertext challenge traditional reading comprehension?
By making text shorter
By requiring digital tools
By encouraging readers to build connections independently
By eliminating authorial intent
Evaluate: How can hypertext deepen critical thinking among readers?
It reduces reading time
It exposes multiple perspectives through linked materials
It discourages analysis
It limits interpretation
What is intertextuality?
The study of fonts
The connection between one text and another
A type of digital text
The structure of a paragraph
A reference to another text inside a story is called:
Hyperlink
Allusion
Analogy
Commentary
Which of the following is an example of intertext?
A meme quoting a movie line
A dictionary definition
A list of ingredients
A timetable
When a film adapts a novel, it is an example of:
Paraphrasing
Intertextuality
Commentary
Hypertext
How does intertextuality enrich meaning?
By isolating the text
By connecting ideas from multiple sources
By confusing the reader
By reducing originality
Which literary device shows intertextuality?
Simile
Irony
Allusion
Metaphor
Evaluate: How can intertextuality create a dialogue between past and present ideas?
It erases historical texts
It combines old and new meanings through reference
It discourages critical thinking
It copies original ideas
Which statement best describes the role of the reader in interpreting intertext?
Passive observer
Co-creator of meaning
Silent critic
Editor of the text
What is an assertion?
A question
A statement of belief or opinion
A command
A fact
Which of the following is a factual assertion?
I believe honesty is the best policy.
The Philippines is in Southeast Asia.
The sky is beautiful today.
I think this book is interesting.
What does an opinion-based assertion express?
Statistics
Emotion or judgment
Proven data
Law or rule
“Students must submit projects on time.” What type of assertion is this?
Empirical
Value
Policy
Fact
Which assertion can be verified through observation or research?
Value assertion
Empirical assertion
Policy assertion
Moral assertion
“The government should support education.” What type is this?
Policy
Fact
Value
Empirical
Why are assertions important in academic writing?
They serve as a basis for arguments and claims
They replace conclusions
They reduce evidence use
They are used only in fiction
Evaluate: Which statement shows a weak assertion?
Pollution affects health.
Maybe pollution can cause sickness, I think.
Research shows pollution increases asthma rates.
Air pollution harms communities.
What is the main purpose of a book review?
To summarize without opinion
To promote the author only
To evaluate and recommend a book
To rewrite the story
What should a book review include?
Price and cover only
Personal story of the reviewer
Summary and evaluation
Character list only
What part gives the reviewer’s judgment?
Introduction
Analysis
Evaluation
Summary
Which tone is appropriate for a book review?
Sarcastic
Objective and respectful
Angry
Casual gossip
What should be avoided in a book review?
Giving the main idea
Supporting with examples
Revealing the ending unnecessarily
Stating opinion
The conclusion of a book review usually:
Gives the reviewer’s recommendation
Introduces the plot
Lists all characters
Copies the summary
Evaluate: How does a book review differ from a summary?
It only retells events
It analyzes and judges the work
It lists all characters
It introduces the plot
Which skill is most developed through writing book reviews?
Copying
Critical thinking
Memorization
Note-taking
What is the goal of an article critique?
To insult the author
To analyze strengths and weaknesses of a work
To summarize facts
To copy the article
What must a critique include?
Only negative comments
Balanced evaluation
Personal gossip
Unrelated data
What part of critique introduces the author and title?
Body
Introduction
Conclusion
Reference list
Which describes the tone of a good critique?
Biased
Objective and analytical
Humorous
Emotional
Which of the following statements best fits a critique?
The article's arguments are supported by credible data.
This article is so boring.
I like this topic.
It's okay, I guess.
What should the conclusion of a critique do?
Summarize evaluation and restate main judgment
Present unrelated facts
Introduce a new article
Quote without analysis
Evaluate: How can critiquing an article improve one’s academic reading?
It encourages memorization
It builds analysis and evaluation skills
It discourages independent thinking
It focuses only on grammar
In writing a critique, what ethical practice must be observed?
Avoid acknowledging sources
Provide honest and evidence-based feedback
Use emotional language
Copy the original text
Which device compares two things using “like” or “as”?
Metaphor
Simile
Personification
Hyperbole
“The wind whispered softly.” shows what device?
Irony
Personification
Metaphor
Simile
What is hyperbole?
Understatement
Comparison
Exaggeration
Symbolism
Which line contains irony?
“The wind whispered softly.”
“The fire was cold to the touch.”
“The stars danced in the sky.”
“The sun shone brightly on the rainy day.”
What literary device is used in "Time is a thief"?
Simile
Metaphor
Alliteration
Irony
What device is used when an object represents an idea?
Symbolism
Imagery
Irony
Metaphor
Why do authors use literary devices?
To fill word count
To enrich meaning and emotion in the text
To confuse readers
To avoid originality
How can identifying literary devices help readers interpret texts critically?
It reveals deeper meanings beyond literal words
It limits interpretation
It replaces comprehension
It focuses only on rhyme
What is the purpose of a résumé?
To show job qualifications and experiences
To entertain readers
To tell a story
To list friends
Which section of a résumé contains educational background?
Work experience
Education
Skills
References
What personal information should NOT be included in a résumé?
Email address
Age and marital status (in most cases)
Phone number
Full name
What is the ideal length of a résumé for new applicants?
1–2 pages
3–4 pages
5 pages
Unlimited
What is the function of the “career objective” section in a résumé?
To express desired job and goals
To restate educational background
To show hobbies
To include references
Which describes an effective résumé format?
Organized and concise
Colorful and artistic
Long and detailed
Full of graphics
Evaluate: How does tailoring a résumé to a job post improve chances of hiring?
It shows alignment with employer needs
It adds more personal stories
It makes it longer
It hides skills
Which résumé element demonstrates professionalism most clearly?
Decorative font
Clear structure and accurate data
Long sentences
Emojis
