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    English for Academic and Professional Purposes

    Departmental Test/Summative Test for the Third Quarter


    1. What do you call the label found below a picture?
    a. Picture b. rhetoric d. caption d. thematic
    2. The ideas or events are presented in a sequential manner. What do you call this idea?
    a. Concept map b. chronological c. context clues d. scope and limitations
    3. Below are words that best describe academic writing except one. What is it?
    a. Planned and focused b. Structured c. Evidenced d. long and wordy
    4. The following are features of academic writing except one. What is it?
    a. Precise b. formality d. accurate e. long
    5. It is defined as the copying verbatim of language and ideas of other writers and taking credit to them. What do you
    call this idea? A. Plagiarism b. Paraphrasing c. Summarizing d. Painting
    6. It is a list of books of a specific author or publisher, or on a specific subject. What do you call this idea?
    a. Bibliographies b. Outline c. Paraphrase d. Critique
    7. What do you call this type of essay that presents arguments about both sides of an issue? It could be that both sides
    are presented equally balanced, or it could be that one side is presented more forcefully than the other.
    a. Persuasive b. argumentative c. reflective d. critical
    8. There are three types of note-taking below except one. Choose your answer below.
    a. Direct Quotation b. Paraphrasing c. Summarizing d. writing
    9. When you do _________ , you tend to analyze, comments on, and evaluates the work.
    a. Concept Paper b. Position Paper c. Report d. Book Review
    10. The following are the most effective ways to summarize an academic text except one.
    a. Include the title and identify the author in your first sentence.
    b. Restate the author's thesis or central concept in your own words.
    c. Exclude concrete evidences and include general samples.
    d. Omit ideas that are not really central to the text

    11. It has all the features of analytical writing with the addition of your own point of view.
    a. Descriptive b. Analytical c. Persuasive d. Critical
    12. It requires you to consider at least two points of view, including your own.
    a. Descriptive b. Analytical c. Persuasive d. Critical
    13. These are set of disciplines that attempt to capture the richness of the human experience, and to help people
    become more fully human through different art of forms such as literature, visual arts, and music.
    a. Mathematics b. Sciences c. Humanities d. Languages
    14. Words in a sentence that provide clues as to what an unfamiliar term means.
    a. Context clue b. Scientific method c. Scope and limitations d. Unit opener
    15. It includes the number as well as the title of the lesson. In this case, the title is phrased as a question to provide a
    focus for the students. What is this?
    a. Science principle b. lesson proper c. pictures d. caption
    16. It includes the number as well as the title of the lesson. In this case, the title is phrased as a question to provide a
    focus for the students. What is this?
    a. Science principle b. lesson proper c. pictures d. caption

    Enumeration
    a. Different Kinds of Academic Writing (17-20)
    b. Provide (5) Examples of facts and one (5) opinions (21-30)

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