English 3Q ST REVIEWER

When writing an editorial article, ask yourself this question: are you for or _______ the issue you have chosen as your topic for your editorial piece?

• • against

• • in favor

• • neutral

• • undecided

When you consider and counteract opposing arguments, you strengthen your own ________.

• • vocabulary

• • credibility

• • argument

• • evidence

In what step should you ask yourself this question?
What side of the issue have you chosen as a topic for your editorial piece?

• • choosing your counterarguments

• • addressing opposing views

• • choosing a topic

• • choosing your opinion

Carlo is tasked to write an editorial article in his English class. What should he do first to write his article?

• • List views that oppose his opinion.

• • Choose a headline that will grab the readers’ attention.

• • Ask his friend to review his outline.

• • Look for more references that he can use in his outline.

A response is a __________ or evaluation of an editorial article.

• • critique

• • summary

• • support

• • suggestion

What is the main point of a composition?

• • supporting idea

• • main idea

• • thesis statement

• • clincher

Which part of a composition uses a catchy sentence to hook the reader’s attention?

• • thesis statement

• • conclusion

• • body

• • introduction

What is a type of text that discusses the reasons and the results of an occurrence or situation?

• • cause-effect

• • problem-solution

• • definition

• • comparison and contrast

In a cause-effect composition, where can the reasons for the occurrence of an event be found?

• • body

• • conclusion

• • introduction

• • hook

What is a type of text that discusses a serious concern and the recommended solutions to address it?

• • comparison and contrast

• • definition

• • cause-effect

• • problem and solution