EAPP REVIEWER 2022
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1. What are the purposes of doing an academic
writing?
A. To settle, to negotiate, and to inform
B. To inform, to persuade, and to argue a
specific point
C. To defend, to challenge, and to question
D. To guess, to hypothesize, and to make
conclusions
2. Writing academic papers requires deliberate,
thorough, and careful thought. Therefore,
what should one do to achieve a well-crafted
academic essay?
A. One must depend on his/her own
opinions alone.
B. One must conduct research on the topic at
hand.
C. One must not consult the Internet for
unsure sources.
D. One must depend highly on the Internet
for easy information access.
3. What are the three main parts of an essay?
A. The hook, the main idea, and the
conclusion.
B. The introduction, the body, and the
conclusion.
C. The body and the conclusion.
D. None of the above
4. What is the purpose of the topic sentence?
A. To give coherence to the paragraph.
B. To help the reader understand what the
paragraph will be about
C. To help with the flow of sentences.
D. To convince readers
5. What is 'academic writing'?
A. An old-fashioned way of writing.
B. A formal style of writing used in
publications.
C. How university professors write.
D. The writing you find in social media
6. Choose three words to describe academic
writing:
A. A. Talented, stylish, inspiring
B. Precise, clear, objective
C. Decisive, divisive, derisive
D.
7. What is the sequence of an essay?
A. Body Paragraph, Introduction,
Conclusion, Body Paragraph
B. Introduction, Body Paragraph, Body
Paragraph, Conclusion
C. Introduction, Body Paragraph,
Conclusion, Body Paragraph
D. Conclusion, Introduction, Body
Paragraph, Body Paragraph
8. Which of the following statements is NOT
true about a reaction paper?
A. It may include the main purpose of the
event.
B. It purely expresses one’s opinions on
certain issues and concerns.
C. It conveys incisive insights into its
analysis of events.
D. It is mainly written to communicate a fair
assessment.
9. Which of the following choices can be a form
of a reaction paper?
A. news report
B. book review
C. incident report
D. romantic poem
10. Why should we cite specific sources?
A. It makes the paper more substantial.
B. It makes the reaction paper reliable.
C. It is an additional creative part of the
paper.
D. It can attract many readers to read your
paper.
11. Which critical approach focuses on
"objectively" evaluating the text, identifying
its underlying form. It may study, for
example, a text's use of imagery, metaphor,
or symbolism?
A. Historicism
B. Formalism
C. Media Criticism
D. Reader-response
12. What academic writing that tells what the
project is all about, the reasons of conducting
the project as well the process of carrying it
out?
A. Research Paper
B. Concept Paper
C. Critique Paper
 D. Position Paper D. Clarify
13. Why is a concept paper necessary? 20. A strategy that involves making pictures in
A. It documents the steps clearly your mind as you read.
B. It gives opportunity for fund sources A. Predicting
C. It explains ideas clearly. B. Connecting
D. It contributes to societal change. C. Visualizing
14. Why do you need to include the D. Clarifying
distinguishing feature in formal sentence 21. It involves taking someone else's words and
definition? saying or writing it in a different way to make
A. To recognize it from the other terms. it your own.
B. To present the unique qualities of a term A. Scanning
C. To be different in some terms. B. Paraphrasing
D. To be specific in meaning. C. Skimming
15. Which of the following statements is the very D. Rephrasing
purpose of writing a concept paper? 22. It uses technical terminologies that can be
A. To show one’s skill in conceptualizing understood only in a specific context.
ideas A. Jargon
B. B. To present a feasible project/topic B. Figurative
worth future funding C. Informal
C. C. To get possible source of income D. Formal
D. D. To communicate one's intention 23. It uses similes, metaphors, allusions to go
16. Who are the target readers of an academic beyond the literal meaning of words.
essay? A. Jargon
A. Parents, workers, teachers B. Formal
B. Teachers, students, academic community C. Informal
C. Students, out-of-school youth, D. Figurative
government officials 24. A rhetorical mode which presents details in
D. None of the above chronological order.
17. An academic essay must use appropriate A. Description
vocabulary words but not too pretentious, B. Exposition
highfalutin words. Which among these words C. Narration
is the simplified version of the term, D. Argumentation
"supercalifragilisticexpialidocious"? 25. Another rhetorical mode which aims to
A. beautiful; pretty further explain an issue, subject, method, or
B. exquisite; one-of-a-kind an idea.
C. extraordinarily good; wonderful A. Argumentation
D. hardworking; industrious B. Exposition
18. This strategy involves stopping when you are C. Narration
confused to reread or look up a word you D. Description
don't know. 26. Choose the statement which best summarizes
A. Connect the given passage.
B. Clarify Blair and Natalie are not speaking to each
C. Evaluate other today. It was weird sitting at their table
D. Predict during lunch while they were glaring at each
19. What strategy are you using when you give other. I hope they make up soon; we are three
your opinion of a book or story? best friends, and I don’t want to choose sides.
A. Question A. Blair and Natalie had a fight
B. Evaluate B. I ate alone
C. Summarize C. I didn't do my homework
 D. Blair is glaring at Natalie
27. Choose the statement which best summarizes
the given passage.
Exercise is crucial to our lives. Doctors
recommend we exercise at least two times a
week. Exercise does not necessarily need to
be done in the gym; it can consist of an
outdoor walk or bike ride. It not only controls
weight, but it combats many health
conditions and diseases. Another added
benefit to exercise is its mood boosting
qualities.
A. Bike riding is a good exercise
B. The importance of exercise
C. Exercise can be done anywhere
D. Gyms are bad
28. Identify the explicit/implicit main idea in the
given passage.
Tsunamis, large ocean waves caused by
underwater earthquakes, can be deadly and
destructive. For example, in December 2004,
an underwater earthquake triggered a massive
tsunami throughout the Indian Ocean. The
tsunami killed more than 200,000 people and
caused billions of dollars of damage to the
coasts of numerous Southeast Asian
countries.
A. Tsunamis
B. Underwater earthquakes cause tsunamis.
C. Tsunamis can be deadly and destructive.
D. The tsunami killed more than 200,000 people
and caused billions of dollars of damage to
the coasts of numerous Southeast Asian
countries.
29. Identify the explicit/implicit main idea in the
given passage.
High achievement motivation affects people's
choice of occupation and job success. (High
achievement motivation refers to the
psychological need for success in school,
sports, occupations, or other competitive
situations.) People with high achievement
motivation often go into occupations that
provide rewards for individual achievement,
such as sales, engineering, architecture, or
law. Moreover, people with high achievement
motivation tend to go into occupations that
realistically match their abilities. For this
reason, they have little anxiety or fear of
failure. And when success is achieved, they
enjoy the fruit of their labor more than the
average person.
A. Moreover, people with high achievement
motivation tend to go into occupations
that realistically match their abilities.
B. For this reason, they have little anxiety or
fear of failure.
C. High achievement motivation affects
people's choice of occupation and job
success.
D. High achievement motivation refers to
the psychological need for success in
school, sports, occupations, or other
competitive situations
30. Determine the structure of this excerpt:
Most mobile phones sold today have an
operating system that was either designed by Apple
or Google. Apple makes the iOS operating system
powering their iPhones and iPads. Google makes the
Android operating system that can be found on many
different mobile phones and tablets. Both operating
systems allow users to connect to app stores and
download applications. To launch these applications,
users press small square buttons that appear on their
home screens. One major difference between these
two operating systems is that Apple makes all of its
own hardware. That is to say, the iOS operating
system only appears on products created by Apple.
On the other hand, many different manufacturers like
Samsung, Sony, and LG use the Android operating
system. Which one do you like better: Android or
iOS?
A. Cause and Effect
B. Illustration
C. Compare and Contrast
D. Process
31. It is a type of academic writing that introduces
the writer’s stand or viewpoint on a specific issue.
A.Critique Paper
B. Position Paper
C. Reaction Paper
D. Concept Paper
32. In this part of a position paper, the writer explains
his/her understanding of that ideology by discussing
key underlying beliefs/ principles.
A.Introduction
B.Body
C.Conclusion C. Informational Report
D.Thesis Statement D. Lateral Report
33. In this part, the writer presents factual, relevant, 41. This report format is basically for “fill in the
and accurate evidence to prove his argument. blank” reports that deal with routine information,
A. Introduction mainly numerical information.
B. Body A. Memo
C. Conclusion B. Preprinted
D. Thesis Statement C. Letter
34. The writer focuses on what the results of the D. Manuscript
argument may imply after careful consideration in 42. This report format is commonly used for short
this part. informal reports distributed within an organization.
A. Introduction A. Manuscript
B. Body B. Memo
C. Conclusion C. Letter
D. Thesis Statement D. Preprinted
35. In writing a position paper, one must consider all 43.What type of survey question is the example
possible views on the issue at hand. below?
A. True - Why did you select this product?
B. False A. Dichotomous
36.It is usually used in a classroom setting where B. Multiple Choice
students are asked and challenged to take their C. Likert Scale
position on an issue related to their school and social D. Open-ended
life. 44. Determine the type of survey question of the
A. Academic Position Paper example below:
B. Public Position Paper Arrange in order of significance (from 1-5) the
C. Internal Position Paper following characteristics for a model student:
D. Political Position Paper __outstanding academic performance
37. This type of position paper tells the broad based __ outstanding leadership
statement of your country’s policies on a specific __ good ethical belief/principles
issue. __ supportive to school programs
A. Academic Position Paper A. Rating Scale
B. Public Position Paper B. Ranking Question
C. Internal Position Paper C. Likert Scale
D. Political Position Paper D. Dichotomous
38. It is intended as a public statement of your 45. What type of a survey question is the example?
country’s positions on the topics being discussed at a - I support Academic Freeze for school year 2021-
conference. 2022.
A. Academic Position Paper __ strongly agree ___agree
B. Public Position Paper __ disagree ___ strongly disagree
C. Internal Position Paper A. Rating Scale
D. Political Position Paper B. Ranking Question
39. These are usually annual reports, monthly C. Likert Scale
financial reports, and reports on personnel D. Dichotomous
absenteeism that carry objective information from 46. Students must be given PASSING grades in this
one area of an organization to another. time of pandemic regardless of their performance.
A. Proposal Report ___ agree ___disagree
B. Analytical Report A. Rating Scale
C. Informational Report B. Ranking Question
D. Vertical Report C. Likert Scale
40. This type of report presents attempts to solve D. Dichotomous
problems. 47. Have you ever passed a subject despite of many
A. Proposal Report absences and not submitting outputs?
B. Analytical Report __ yes __ no
A. Rating Scale D. Systematic Random Sampling
B. Ranking Question 55. In this sampling method, an interval is calculated
C. Likert Scale between respondents.
D. Dichotomous A. Cluster Sampling
48. Determine the type of survey question. What is B. Stratified Sampling
your economic status? C. Simple Random Sampling
__ poorest of the poor __ poor D. Systematic Random Sampling
__ middle class __ higher class/ rich 56. In this data collection method, the researcher
A. Multiple Choice distributes a list of questions to a respondent whether
B. Demographic online, in person, or over-the-phone.
C. Likert Scale A. Survey
D. Dichotomous B. Observation
49. It provides answer options from any range which C. Experiment
the respondent will select a number that best D. Archival Research
represents their response. 57. The researcher may manipulate variables and
A. Multiple Choice measure their effects on others in this method.
B. Demographic A. Survey
C. Rating Scale B. Observation
D. Ranking Question C. Experiment
50. It gives respondents a range of options that is D. Secondary data collection
used to gauge their opinions and feelings. 58. This method of data collection is commonly used
A. Rating Scale in the Review of Related Studies of one's research.
B. Ranking Question A. Survey
C. Likert Scale B. Archival Research
D. Dichotomous C. Secondary data collection
51. It asks respondents to order answer choices by D. Observation
way of preference. 59. In the process of data collection, the researcher
A. Rating Scale should double-check manual data entry for errors.
B. Ranking Scale A. True
C. Likert Scale B. False
D. Dichotomous 60. If you collect quantitative data, you may or may
52. Determine the type of survey question. NOT assess the reliability and validity to get an
What is the chance that you will buy this product indication of your data quality.
after you test it? From 1-10 with 10 as the most A. True
probable and 1 as the least probable. B. False
A. Multiple Choice
B. Demographic
C. Rating Scale
D. Ranking Question
53. It requires respondents to type their answer into a
comment box and don’t provide specific pre-set
answer options.
A. Dichotomous
B. Multiple Choice
C. Likert Scale
D. Open-ended
54. This sampling method divides the population into
specific subgroups for the purpose of highlighting
and observing existing relationships among these
groups.
A. Cluster Sampling
B. Stratified Sampling
C. Simple Random Sampling