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Reading and Writing
3. It is an important aspect of critical reading, in order to be able to question both the text and our own
reading of it. What is it?
a. critical writing c. critical analysis
b. critcal thinking d. critical reading
5.“Did you understand the main principles of the argument? Did you identify all the main points? Are
there any gaps?” are part of which SQ3R process?
a.survey c. read
b. question d. review
6. The following statements describe critical reading EXCEPT:
a. reading thats goes beyond the text c. More advance form and higher level of reading
b. more active way of reading d. review
7. Before reading the entire text, Cassy, a Senior high school student, scanned and skimmed first the
reading material.Which part of the SQ3R did she exercise?
a.survey c. read
b. question d. review
8.”I always make sure to have my notebook with me and write down important parts of the reading
material I have.I do fast reading as well, and review all notes I had after. “said Fatima. This technique is
called what?
a.SQSR b. SQRR c. SQ3R d. SQ2R
9. State or assert that something is the case, typically without providing evidence or proof.
a. counterclaim b. Assertion c. Claim d. evidence
10. Declares that something has existed, does exist or will exist. What is this?
a. claim of fact b. Claim of policy c. Claim of fact d. claim
11. This type of claim uses words such as should and must. This is called what?
a. claim of fact b. Claim of value c. Claim of policy d. claim
12. Which from the following are the types of claims?
a. policy, value, claim c. Fact, value, policy
b.fact, policy, claim d. policy, fact, claim
13. “The oldest known disease in the world is leprosy” is an example of which type of claim?
22. What do you call to the social, cultural, political, historical and other related circumstances that
surround the text.
a. text b. Book c. Claim d. context
23. It is the shaping of the text’s meaning by another text. What is this?
a. intertextuality b. Hypertextuality c. Intertext d. hypertext
24. This connects language, images, characters, themes, or sujects depending on their similarities in
language, genre, or discourse?
a. intertextuality b. Hypertextuality c. Intertext d. hypertext
25. This connects topics on a screen to related information, graphics, videos, and music- information is
not simply related to text.
a. intertextuality b. Hypertextuality c. Intertext d. hypertext
26. If you are to write a novel, and you want to pattern it from someone else’s work, what do you call
this?
a. intertextuality b. Hypertextuality c. Intertext d. hypertext
27. “A Tempest” written by Aime Cessaire is an adaptation from which William Shakespeare’s work?
a.Tempest b. Tempess c. The Attempt d. The Tempest