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ENGLISH REVIEWERVersión en línea English hahaha por drea :3 1 Which type of writing explains a certain issue or topic and has an objective and neutral tone? a Narrative Text b Persuasive Text c Informative Text d Argumentative Text 2 Which of the following does NOT describe an argumentative text? a It presents claims b It uses evidence c It convinces readers to accept an idea d It is purely fictional 3 In persuasive writing, using strong adjectives and adverbs to influence readers refers to what feature? a Bias b Emotive words c Statistics d Facts 4 A short narrative of an interesting or biographical incident used to support an argument is called: a Analogy b Testimony c Anecdota d Example 5 Which of the following is NOT observed in writing a persuasive text? a Using facts & evidence b Appealing to emotions c Using only one kind of appeal d Presenting a clear stand 6 Martin is not a popular student in the campus. "However", students look at him with admiration. What text structure is used? a Comparison b Cause & Effect c Example d Contrast 7 The class finished the examination early; "therefore", they were allowed to read quietly. What text structure is shown? a Sequence b Cause & Effect c Contrast d Example 8 Mr. Cruz accepts late submission of performance tasks; "consequently", he will take points off the score. What text structure is used? a Problem & Solution b Example c Cause & Effect d Description 9 The Grade 10 learners arrived late during the film viewing "so" they did not understand the ending This sentence is an example of: a Comparison b Contrast c Cause & Effect d Enumeration 10 "For instance", completing and submitting your written works and performance tasks on time. This signal phrase shows what structure? a Cause & Effect b Example c Contrast d Definition 11 The second paragraph of a text is usually called the: a Introduction b Conclusion c Body paragraph d Thesis Statement 12 Which statement expresses the issue or topic of the text? a E-readers are affordable b Libraries are quiet places c Public libraries should be replaced with e-reader subscriptions d Reading is important 13 Which sentence best shows what the author is trying to convince the reader to believe? a Public libraries have existed for many years. b Many students visit libraries to study c E-readers are becoming popular today. d Public libraries should be replaced with e-reader subscriptions. 14 Which part of the text usually restates the main idea and gives a final message to the reader? a Introduction b Body Paragraph c Thesis Statement d Conclusion 15 What piece of evidence is used by the author to support the argument? a Anecdotes b Examples c Statistics d Opinions 16 "You can _____ enjoy Boracay all year round…” What word is missing? a Definitely b Probably c Undoubtedly d Certainly 17 “____ forget to bring your beach necessities…” What word is missing : a Not b Never c No d None 18 “You can ____ walk around the powdery white sand beaches of Boracay…” What word is missing a Definitely b Certainly c Undoubtedly d Probably 19 "You should ____ ignore applying sunscreen cream…" What word is missing : a Not b No c Never d None 20 "_____, Boracay Island will give you the best summer experience.” what word is missing : a Undoubtedly b Definitely c Certainly d Probably 21 Which literary approach focuses on literary form and the study of literary devices within the text? a Structuralism b Marxism c Formalism d Moralism 22 Which approach focuses on the structure of language, not on art nor the reader’s mind? a Feminism b Structuralism c Formalism d Marxism 23 Which literary theory shows class conflict and class distinctions through literature? a Structuralism b Moralism c Feminism d Marxism 24 Which theory uses traditional literary techniques but focuses on social and political content and meaning? a Marxism b Feminism c Structuralism d Formalism 25 Which approach defines and achieves equal rights for women in personal, political, cultural, economic, and social concerns? a Marxism b Moralism c Feminism d Structuralism 26 Which theory writes about power struggles between characters and themes such as oppression, sexism, and racism? a Marxism b Feminism c Moralism d Structuralism 27 Which literary approach studies language, imagery, point of view, plot structure, and character development? a Structuralism b Feminism c Formalism d Marxism 28 Which approach examines literature based on moral and ethical criteria? a Structuralism b Moralism c Feminism d Marxism 29 Which of the following pertains to writing a critique paper? a Summarizing the text b Analyzing the text c Evaluating the text d All of the above 30 Which approach evaluates literary works based on their ethical teachings or morals? a Moralism b Formalism c Structuralism d Feminism 31 Which literary theory emphasizes economic and social conditions and how literature reflects society? a Moralism b Feminism c Formalism d Marxism 32 Which part of a critique paper presents the author, title, source, and date of publication? a Body b Conclusion c Introduction d Thesis statement 33 Which of the following is NOT part of a conclusion? a Restatement of thesis b Summary of key points c Convincing evidence d Final insight or evaluation 34 Which is NOT true about writing a critique paper? a It evaluates a text b It analyzes strengths and weaknesses c It highlights only the strengths of the reading material d It uses evidence 35 In writing a critique paper, how should you support your statements? a By personal opinion only b By explaining only the weaknesses c By explaining how the author presents the weaknesses of the reading material d By summarizing the text 36 Identify the Literary Approach used: “I am not free while any woman is unfree…” a Feminism b Moralism c Marxism d Structuralism 37 Identify the Literary Approach used : “Right is right and wrong is wrong…” – Mark Twain a Feminism b Moralism c Structuralism d Marxism 38 Identify the Literary Approach used: “A house may be large or small… it satisfies all social requirements…” a Moralism b Feminism c Marxism d Structuralism 39 Identify the Literary Approach used: “…it would have hurt me; it was the same morally.” a Feminism b Moralism c Structuralism d Formalism 40 Identify the Literary Approach: “Men are afraid that women will laugh at them. Women are afraid that men will kill them.” a Marxism b Feminism c Moralism d Formalism

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Which type of writing explains a certain issue or topic and has an objective and neutral tone?

Which of the following does NOT describe an argumentative text?

In persuasive writing, using strong adjectives and adverbs to influence readers refers to what feature?

A short narrative of an interesting or biographical incident used to support an argument is called:

Which of the following is NOT observed in writing a persuasive text?

Martin is not a popular student in the campus. "However", students look at him with admiration. What text structure is used?

The class finished the examination early; "therefore", they were allowed to read quietly. What text structure is shown?

Mr. Cruz accepts late submission of performance tasks; "consequently", he will take points off the score. What text structure is used?

The Grade 10 learners arrived late during the film viewing "so" they did not understand the ending This sentence is an example of:

"For instance", completing and submitting your written works and performance tasks on time. This signal phrase shows what structure?

The second paragraph of a text is usually called the:

Which statement expresses the issue or topic of the text?

Which sentence best shows what the author is trying to convince the reader to believe?

Which part of the text usually restates the main idea and gives a final message to the reader?

What piece of evidence is used by the author to support the argument?

"You can _____ enjoy Boracay all year round…” What word is missing?

“____ forget to bring your beach necessities…” What word is missing :

“You can ____ walk around the powdery white sand beaches of Boracay…” What word is missing

"You should ____ ignore applying sunscreen cream…" What word is missing :

"_____, Boracay Island will give you the best summer experience.” what word is missing :

Which literary approach focuses on literary form and the study of literary devices within the text?

Which approach focuses on the structure of language, not on art nor the reader’s mind?

Which literary theory shows class conflict and class distinctions through literature?

Which theory uses traditional literary techniques but focuses on social and political content and meaning?

Which approach defines and achieves equal rights for women in personal, political, cultural, economic, and social concerns?

Which theory writes about power struggles between characters and themes such as oppression, sexism, and racism?

Which literary approach studies language, imagery, point of view, plot structure, and character development?

Which approach examines literature based on moral and ethical criteria?

Which of the following pertains to writing a critique paper?

Which approach evaluates literary works based on their ethical teachings or morals?

Which literary theory emphasizes economic and social conditions and how literature reflects society?

Which part of a critique paper presents the author, title, source, and date of publication?

Which of the following is NOT part of a conclusion?

Which is NOT true about writing a critique paper?

In writing a critique paper, how should you support your statements?

Identify the Literary Approach used: “I am not free while any woman is unfree…”

Identify the Literary Approach used : “Right is right and wrong is wrong…” – Mark Twain

Identify the Literary Approach used: “A house may be large or small… it satisfies all social requirements…”

Identify the Literary Approach used: “…it would have hurt me; it was the same morally.”

Identify the Literary Approach: “Men are afraid that women will laugh at them. Women are afraid that men will kill them.”