READING AND WRITING REVIEW

What is the purpose of a problem-solution essay?

• A. To describe multiple problems

• B. To analyze the causes of a problem

• C. To propose ideal solutions

• D. To provide supporting evidence

What type of description presents impartial and actual picture of the subjects without biases?

• A. Subjective

• B. Connotation

• C. Objective

• D. Denotation

What is the meaning of connotation?

• A. Emotional meaning of a word

• B. Official meaning of a word

• C. An emotional outburst

• D. Dictionary meaning of a word

What is the connection of ideas and connection between sentences and paragraphs?

• A. Coherence and cohesion

• B. Mechanics

• C. Language Use

• D. Organization

What component of a narrative text gives direction in the story?

• A. Transitional devices

• B. Sequence

• C. Chronological order

• D. Plot

Which of the following helps to show the reader how the story moves?

• A. Cohesive devices

• B. Sequence

• C. Character

• D. Setting

Which text focuses on presenting points of view and seeks on encouraging its readers to accept a particular argument or act in a particular way?

• A. Cause and Effect

• B. Compare and Contrast

• C. Persuasive

• D. Problem-Solution

What is the cause-and-effect pattern of writing?

• A. It is a method of writing that only includes opinions and personal experiences.

• B. It is a method of writing without any structure or organization.

• C. It is a method of writing that focuses on describing a single event.

• D. It is a method of organizing and explaining the reasons and results of an event or situation.

Which of the following statements is TRUE about claim?

• Certain that the audience will agree.

• Does not attempt to search for an agreement.

• It is not just something doing in a class but useful skill.

• It is an opinion, idea, or assertion that need to be backed up with evidence and reasoning.

Which refers to the ideas that are suggested or implied but not clearly stated?

• Explicit Information

• Implicit information

• Expanded information

• Implied Information