English for Academic and Professional Purposes
Name: ___________________________________ Date: __________________
Grade and Section: ________________________ Teacher: Caroline de Taza
I. Multiple Choice
Direction: Choose the letter of the correct answer. (1 point each)
1. Which of these is being avoided since it may decrease the authority of the argument?
a. Personal language
b. Using of passive voice
c. Judgmental words
d. Emotive words
2. Example of this are “I think”, “I believe”, “I dislike”
a. Personal language
b. Using of passive voice
c. Judgmental words
d. Emotive words
3. Which should be avoided in academic writing because they make a piece of writing
sound subjective rather than objective?
a. Personal language
b. Using of passive voice
c. Judgmental words
d. Emotive words
4. Which of these usually range in length from 250 to 750 words?
a. Reaction Paper
b. Review Paper
c. Critique Paper
d. All of these
5. It is a paper that describes a writer’s thoughts and opinions on what has been seen or
read.
a. Reaction Paper
b. Review Paper
c. Critique Paper
d. None of these
6. In reaction paper, which is the most important one?
a. Introduction
b. Summary
c. Body
d. Conclusion
7. It is where the real writing starts.
a. Introduction
b. Summary
c. Body
d. Conclusion
8. In here, a writer must summarize the author’s ideas and his/her own.
a. Introduction
b. Summary
c. Body
d. Conclusion
9. Which of the following is a formal analysis and evaluation of a text?
a. Reaction Paper
b. Review Paper
c. Critique Paper
d. None of these
10. It is where a text requires you to share the key points of the work.
a. Critiques
b. Summary
c. Reaction paper
d. Review
11. Which of these are the four main parts of a critiques paper?
a. Introduction, body paragraph, body paragraph, conclusion
b. Introduction, summary, critique, conclusion
c. Introduction, article, critique, summary
d. None of the above
12. In this part of critique, it includes the name of the article or book, the authors of those
works, the publication date and a thesis.
a. Introduction
b. Summary
c. Critique
d. Conclusion
13. Which part of critique refers to the overall scope of the work you are studying, or the
author’s purpose and the main points of the work?
a. Introduction
b. Summary
c. Critique
d. Conclusion
14. It is a part of critique wherein you discuss the strengths and weaknesses of the article that
you noted while critically reading.
a. Introduction
b. Summary
c. Critique
d. Conclusion
15. Which part of critique summarizes the key points in the article, as well the key points
from your own analysis?
a. Introduction
b. Summary
c. Critique
d. Conclusion
16. Which of these synthesizes the results from several primary literature papers to produce a
coherent argument about a topic?
a. Review paper
b. Critique paper
c. Reaction paper
d. Summary
17. Which of the following will be based on the analysis and interpretation of this data?
a. Review paper
b. Critique paper
c. Reaction paper
d. Research paper
18. What kind of review paper explains the existing knowledge on a topic based on all the
published research available on the topic?
a. Narrative
b. Persuasive
c. Meta-analysis
d. Systematic
19. It is a kind of review paper that searches for the answer to a particular question in the
existing scientific literature on a topic.
a. Narrative
b. Persuasive
c. Meta-analysis
d. Systematic
20. Which of these compares and combines the findings of previously published studies?
a. Narrative
b. Persuasive
c. Meta-analysis
d. Systematic
21. Which of these are the elements of review paper?
a. Title Page and Abstract
b. Introduction and Discussion
c. Conclusion and References
d. All of the above
22. In this part of review paper, you have to include the title, your name and the date.
a. Title Page
b. Abstract
c. Introduction
d. Discussion
23. Which part of review paper includes the brief summary of your review and the main
points of your review?
a. Title Page
b. Abstract
c. Introduction
d. Discussion
24. In writing the introduction of your review paper, you have to:
a. Introduce your topic,
b. state your topic's relevance,
c. reveal your thesis to the reader.
d. All of these
25. Which of these contains information that develops and supports your thesis or main
point?
a. Title Page
b. Abstract
c. Introduction
d. Discussion
26. In this part of review paper, you won’t present any new idea.
a. Introduction
b. Discussion
c. Conclusion
d. References
27. It is one of the most important part of any academic paper.
a. Introduction
b. Discussion
c. Conclusion
d. References
28. This provides the basis that grounds the paper/review/ critique, giving it a solid
foundation.
a. Critical approaches
b. Guideline
c. Introduction of a paper
d. Conclusion
29. Which of these focuses on the text itself?
a. Formalism
b. Feminism
c. Reader response
d. Marxism
30. This focuses on how literature presents women as a subject.
a. Formalism
b. Feminism
c. Reader response
d. Marxism
31. Which of the following is concerned with the reviewer’s reaction as an audience of work.
a. Formalism
b. Feminism
c. Reader response
d. Marxism
32. Which critical approach is concerned with the difference between economic classes and
implications of capitalist system?
a. Formalism
b. Feminism
c. Reader response
d. Marxism
33. This generally summarize the existing literature on a topic in an attempt to explain
the current state of understanding on the topic.
a. Reaction paper
b. Review paper
c. Critique paper
d. None of these
34. In expressing your personal opinion, you have to:
a. Just express your opinion
b. Include supporting evidences
c. Use personal language
d. None of these
35. These are not simply summaries but are critical assessments, analyses, or evaluation of
different works.
a. Reaction paper
b. Review paper
c. Critique paper
d. All of the above
36. Which of the following is the first thing that the reader sees and interacts with?
a. Introduction
b. Summary
c. Conclusion
d. Body paragraph
37. In this academic paper, you can also analyze your own published work.
a. Reaction paper
b. Review paper
c. Critique paper
d. None of the above
38. The main focus of this should be on your evaluation and analysis of the research itself.
a. Reaction paper
b. Review paper
c. Critique paper
d. None of the above
39. Which critical approach uses close reading, ignores the author and the reader?
a. Formalism
b. Feminism
c. Criticism
d. Marxism
40. Academic writing is all about _____________________.
a. Expressing personal opinion
b. Providing references
c. Giving opportunities to the writers
d. None of these
II. True or False
Direction: Write T if the statement is correct and write F if incorrect.
1. To avoid using of personal language, you have to use first person point of view and
“It” constructions.
2. The phrase “From previous research,” is an example of judgmental words.
3. Emotive words should be avoided in academic writing because they make a piece of
writing sound subjective rather than objective.
4. Reaction Paper has four main parts which are the Introduction, Body, Summary and
Conclusion.
5. Introduction is the most important part in reaction paper.
6. You can also critique your own work.
7. Meta-analysis searches for the answer to a particular question in the existing scientific
literature on a topic.
8. In making a conclusion, it is good to include new ideas.
9. Reader response approach is the most appropriate critical approach in writing an
academic paper.
10. Marxism talks about continuing the conflicts between the working class and elite.
III. Identification
Direction: Write your answer on the space provided in each number.
NOTE: No small letters should be used. Write your answer using all CAPITAL letters.
1. _______________ consists of three main parts: Introduction, Body, Conclusion
2. The phrase “I am convinced that” is an example of __________________________.
3. ______________________ is closed with a comment about the significance of the
research or a statement of future research needed in the field.
4. _________________ gives a solid foundation in writing an academic paper.
5. The ________________ contains information that develops and supports your thesis
or main point.
6. _____________________ is subjective and therefore may decrease the authority of
the argument
7. ____________________ is language that reveals that the writer is making a personal
judgment
8. The four main parts of critique: Introduction, Summary,_____________ and
Conclusion
9. _______________________ is all about expressing opinion but you should also
provide supporting details.
10. _________________ includes the following: Brief summary of your review, only the
main points of your review.
