BIT INTERNATIONAL COLLEGE-SIQUIJOR
SIQUIJOR, SIQUIJOR
Prelim Examination in EAPP-12
S.Y. 2024-2025
NAME:____________________________________________ SCORE:_______________
SECTION:_________________________________________ DATE:_________________
MULTIPLE CHOICE: Read each item carefully. Write the letter of your answer on the space provided before each
number.
1. It has citation and references.
a. Academic text c. Thesis statement
b. Non-academic text d. Text
2. The face of the Paper.
a. Introduction c. Conclusion
b. Body d. Climax
3. An analytic or interpretative literary composition.
a. Reaction paper c. Writing process
b. Essay d. Sentence
4. Type of written assignment which requires personal opinion or conclusion.
a. Research paper c. Concept paper
b. Reaction paper d. Thesis statement.
5. It supports the main point.
a. Body c. Introduction
b. Conclusion d. Plot
6. Let’s go get some dinner.
a. Formal c. Slang
b. Casual d. Informal
7. It is vital to understand the text one reads.
a. Formal c. Slang
b. Casual d. Informal
8. Computers are a pain in the neck.
a. Formal c. Slang
b. Casual d. Informal
9. The Mona Lisa looks weird from up close.
a. Formal c. Slang
b. Casual d. Informal
10. They were’t here.
a. Formal c. Slang
b. Casual d. Informal
11. It is sometimes referred to as gist reading.
a. Scanning c. Skimming
b. Intensive d. Critical
12. It is the simplest type of academic writing.
a. Descriptive c. Persuasive
b. Analytical d. Critiques
13. This includes comparison and contrast, relate and examine.
a. Descriptive c. Persuasive
b. Analytical d. Critical
14. This includes argue, evaluate and take a position.
a. Descriptive c. Persuasive
b. Analytical d. Critical
15. Common for research, post graduate and advanced undergraduate writing.
a. Descriptive c. Persuasive
b. Analytical d. Critical
16. He is a Scientist and Inventor.
a. Benjamin Franklin c. Nick Joaquin
b. Alexander Graham Bell d. Kate Choppin
17. Which of the following is NOT an element of a thesis statement?
a. Focus c. Evidence
b. Grammar d. Support
18. What is a thesis statement?
a. It is the controlling idea that you will develop in your paper.
b. It is a sentence that elaborates the topic sentence.
c. It supports the main idea in a paragraph.
d. It enhances the structure of text.
19. It is consist of three (3) parts introduction, body, and conclusion which is formal
and logical.
a. Structure c. References
b. Mood d. Citation
20. This refers to the attitude conveyed in a piece of writing.
a. Information c. Ideas
b. Evidence d. Tone
21. It is essential to always acknowledge the source of ideas, research findings, data
or quoted text that has been used in a paper as a defense against allegations of
plagiarism.
a. Citation c. Arguments
b. Language d. Attitude
22. An academic text addresses complex issues that require-order thinking skills to
comprehend.
a. Complexity c. Points
b. Academic d. Perspective
23. The starting point of an academic text is a particular perspective, idea or position
applied to the chosen research problem such as establishing, providing or disproving
solutions.
a. Thesis-driven c. Language
b. Evidence-based arguments d. Connection
24. It flows easily from one section to the next in a logical fashion.
a. Organize c. Objective
b. Arrangement d. Explicit
25. Most subjects have words with narrow specific meanings.
a. Accuracy c. Formal
b. Precise d. Informal
26. This usually takes place after research and evaluation, according to specific
purpose and plan.
a. Expression c. Plan
b. Vocabulary d. Hedging
27. Written language has no longer words, it is lexically more varied vocabulary.
a. Complex c. Purpose
b. Responsible d. Main idea
28. In everyday interactions in spoken/written form.
a. Social interaction c. Formal
b. Academic language d. Informal
29. This involves avoiding the personal pronouns “I” and “we”.
a. Impersonal c. Revised
b. Structure d. Colloquial
30. This means it is unbiased.
a. Objective c. Bias
b. Structure d. Slang
BIT INTERNATIONAL COLLEGE-SIQUIJOR
SIQUIJOR, SIQUIJOR
Midterm Examination in EAPP-12
S.Y. 2024-2025
NAME:____________________________________________ SCORE:_______________
SECTION:_________________________________________ DATE:_________________
MULTIPLE CHOICE: Read each item carefully. Write the letter of your answer on the space provided before each
number.
1. Who is credited with popularizing the concept of critique in academic writing?
a. Aristotle
b. Immanuel Kant
c. Karl Marx
d. Plato
2. When should a critique be written in academic settings?
a. At the start of research
b. After reading a piece of work
c. Before reading any sources
d. During data collection
3. Where can you find the proper format for citations and references in APA style?
a. In the MLA handbook
b. In the American Psychological Association's manual
c. On Google Scholar
d. In the research paper’s appendix
4. Why is it important to have a clear and structured critique?
a. It helps in personal reflection
b. It aids in improving academic writing
c. It allows readers to understand the context better
d. All of the above
5. Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of a good critique?
a. Clear evidence
b. Balanced opinion
c. Subjectivity
d. Constructive feedback
6. How should an end text reference be formatted in APA style?
a. Author, year, title
b. Title, author, publisher
c. Author, title, publisher, date
d. Author, year, title, source
7. By which date should a critical analysis of an academic journal be submitted?
a. Before reading
b. On the submission deadline
c. After collecting data
d. When the topic is fully understood
8. What is the primary purpose of a concept paper in research?
a. To discuss research findings
b. To summarize research methods
c. To present a clear research proposal
d. To provide a background summary
9. Is a moral philosophical approach used for evaluating ethical implications in research?
a. Yes
b. No
c. Sometimes
d. It depends on the research area
10. Which of the following is an example of a graph commonly used in research?
a. Line graph
b. Pie chart
c. Bar chart
d. All of the above
11. How do you cite a website in APA format?
a. Only the title
b. Author, year, title, URL
c. Author, date of access
d. URL alone
12. Which of these critical approaches is primarily concerned with cultural influences?
a. Feminist approach
b. Psychoanalytic approach
c. Historical approach
d. Cultural studies approach
13. f a critique is to be thorough, which of the following should it include?
a. Only positive comments
b. A detailed comparison with other works
c. Only subjective opinions
d. None of the above
14. When using APA format, how should in-text citations be presented?
a. In italics
b. Using quotation marks
c. Author, year
d. With page numbers only
15. Where in an academic paper should a concept paper be included?
a. Introduction
b. Literature review
c. Abstract
d. Conclusion
16. How does the moral philosophical approach influence critique?
a. It focuses on emotional responses
b. It evaluates ethical dilemmas in a work
c. It disregards cultural aspects
d. It emphasizes logic only
17. Which of the following should be avoided in a good critique?
a. Specific examples
b. Generalization
c. Objective analysis
d. Clear structure
18. By using which citation tool can you generate APA style references automatically?
a. Microsoft Word
b. EndNote
c. Zotero
d. All of the above
19. Is a critical approach always objective in academic writing?
a. Yes, always
b. No, it can be subjective
c. It depends on the writer
d. It is never objective
20. Which of the following types of claims involves a statement of fact?
a. Value claim
b. Policy claim
c. Factual claim
d. Definition claim
21. How do you differentiate between a graph and a chart?
a. Graphs display data, while charts do not
b. Charts are always in color, graphs are in black and white
c. Graphs represent relationships between variables, charts present data in a visual form
d. There is no difference
22. Who is responsible for ensuring the correct APA citation format in a research paper?
a. The editor
b. The researcher or writer
c. The publisher
d. The academic institution
23. What type of claim discusses what should or should not happen?
a. Value claim
b. Policy claim
c. Factual claim
d. Definition claim
24. When using APA format, how are authors' names listed in the reference list?
a. First initial followed by full last name
b. Full last name, followed by first initial
c. Full name without initials
d. None of the above
25. Where should graphs or charts be placed in an APA-style research paper?
a. In the introduction
b. In the body of the text
c. In the appendix
d. At the end of the paper
26. How can the moral philosophical approach affect how a critique is structured?
a. It ignores ethical considerations
b. It requires analysis of moral consequences
c. It focuses solely on logic
d. It disregards societal influences
27. Why is citation important in academic writing?
a. To avoid plagiarism
b. To strengthen arguments
c. To give credit to the original source
d. All of the above
28. Which of the following is true about end text references in APA format?
a. They must be in alphabetical order
b. They are optional
c. They should be numbered
d. They do not need to follow specific format rules
29. If a critique is to be effective, which approach should be adopted?
a. A single viewpoint
b. An impartial and structured approach
c. A heavily emotional viewpoint
d. A purely logical approach
30. When preparing a critique of a journal article, how should the author’s arguments be addressed?
a. Only mention the positive aspects
b. Focus on what the author did wrong
c. Present a balanced analysis of strengths and weaknesses
d. Ignore the arguments and focus on the conclusion
31. Who is responsible for creating the outline of a research paper? a) The editor
b) The researcher or writer
c) The academic institution
d) The publisher
32. When should you start summarizing a text in your research process? a) After completing the research
b) After reviewing the conclusion
c) After reading and understanding the material
d) Before reading any sources
33. Where should the thesis statement appear in an outline? a) At the beginning of the outline
b) At the end of the outline
c) In the body section
d) It should not appear in the outline
34. Why is summarizing an important skill in academic writing? a) It helps you avoid plagiarism
b) It allows for an in-depth analysis
c) It condenses the material for better understanding
d) All of the above
35. Which of the following best describes the purpose of a position paper?
a) To analyze multiple perspectives on a topic
b) To present a detailed summary of a research topic
c) To take a clear stance on an issue and argue for it
d) To give an overview of various research methods
36. How does outlining help in organizing an academic paper?
a) It provides a framework for the introduction only
b) It helps ensure logical flow and structure throughout the paper
c) It eliminates the need for research
d) It serves as a rough draft for the conclusion
37. Why is it important to have a clear and concise summary?
a) To provide an overview without personal interpretation
b) To summarize only the main points of the text
c) To avoid unnecessary details and focus on key ideas
d) All of the above
38. Which of the following should be included in a position paper?
a) An introduction to the topic
b) A clear stance on the issue
c) Evidence supporting the stance
d) All of the above
39. When writing a position paper, how should opposing viewpoints be addressed?
a) They should be ignored
b) They should be refuted or addressed with counterarguments
c) They should be presented without comment
d) They should be fully accepted
40. Where can you typically find a position paper in a research setting?
a) In the introduction section
b) As a separate document presented for debate or discussion
c) In the literature review
d) In the conclusion section
BIT INTERNATIONAL COLLEGE-SIQUIJOR
SIQUIJOR, SIQUIJOR
Semi-finals Examination in EAPP-12
S.Y. 2024-2025
NAME:____________________________________________ SCORE:_______________
SECTION:_________________________________________ DATE:_________________
MULTIPLE CHOICE: Read each item carefully. Write the letter of your answer on the space provided before each
number.
1. Which of the following is the correct form of the verb in the sentence: "She ______ to the meeting yesterday"?
A. go
B. gone
C. went
D. going
2. 2. In which sentence is the word "decide" used correctly?
A. I will deciding tomorrow.
B. She decided to join the meeting.
C. They decides to leave early.
D. We decided to going there.
3. 3. Which of the following sentences is grammatically correct?
A. The team are working on the project.
B. The team is working on the project.
C. The teams is working on the project.
D. The teams are working on the project.
4. 4. What is the meaning of "proficient"?
A. Incompetent
B. Skillful
C. Slow
D. Lazy
5. 5. Which sentence uses the word "comprehension" correctly?
A. I had difficulty comprehension the text.
B. Her comprehension of the article was excellent.
C. The comprehension of students were tested.
D. He comprehension to the task was delayed.
6. 6. Choose the sentence with correct punctuation.
A. The CEO, who was appointed last year, is visiting the office tomorrow.
B. The CEO who was appointed last year is visiting the office tomorrow.
C. The CEO, who was appointed last year is visiting the office tomorrow.
D. The CEO who was appointed, last year is visiting the office tomorrow.
7. 7. What is the meaning of the word "endeavor"?
A. Effort
B. Failure
C. Rest
D. Pause
8. 8. In a formal letter, how should you begin your salutation?
A. Hey there
B. Dear Sir/Madam
C. What's up
D. To whom it may concern
9. 9. Which of the following is the correct comparative form of "good"?
A. Gooder
B. More good
C. Better
D. Goodest
10. 10. What is the passive voice of the sentence "They write reports every day"?
A. Reports are written every day by them.
B. Reports were written every day by them.
C. Reports wrote every day by them.
D. Reports written every day by them.
11. What does the term "bias" refer to in academic writing?
A. An impartial viewpoint
B. A personal preference or prejudice
C. A balanced perspective
D. A neutral opinion
12. Which sentence is in the future perfect tense?
A. I will have completed the assignment by tomorrow.
B. I will complete the assignment tomorrow.
C. I completed the assignment yesterday.
D. I am completing the assignment now.
13. Choose the correct sentence.
A. He don't like to attend the meeting.
B. He doesn't like to attend the meeting.
C. He don't likes to attend the meeting.
D. He doesn't likes to attend the meeting.
14. Which is the correct plural form of "analysis"?
A. Analyses
B. Analysis
C. Analysises
D. Analysii
15. What does the term "objective" mean in a professional context?
A. Personal goal
B. Subjective opinion
C. Unbiased and based on facts
D. Emotional judgment
16. Which sentence is in the correct conditional form?
A. If he worked harder, he will pass the test.
B. If he worked harder, he would pass the test.
C. If he will work harder, he passes the test.
D. If he works harder, he will passed the test.
17. What is the proper way to cite a book in MLA format?
A. Last name, First name. Title of Book. Publisher, Year of Publication.
B. Title of Book, Last name, First name, Publisher, Year of Publication.
C. Publisher, Year of Publication, Title of Book, Last name, First name.
D. First name, Last name, Year of Publication, Title of Book, Publisher.
18. Which of the following sentences is an example of indirect speech?
A. She asked, "Do you want coffee?"
B. She asked if I wanted coffee.
C. She said, "I want coffee."
D. She said if I wanted coffee.
19. Choose the correct word to complete the sentence: "She is very ______ when it comes to handling pressure."
A. competent
B. competently
C. competence
D. competency
20. Which of the following is the correct form of the word "effect" in the sentence: "The new law will have a major
______ on the industry"?
A. affect
B. effects
C. effected
D. effect
21. What is the purpose of a thesis statement in an academic essay?
A. To summarize the conclusion
B. To present the main argument
C. To discuss the background
D. To introduce the topic
22. In academic writing, which voice is most commonly used?
A. Passive voice
B. Active voice
C. First person
D. Second person
23. Which of the following is an example of a compound sentence?
A. I went to the store, and I bought some fruit.
B. I went to the store.
C. I bought fruit.
D. I went to the store because I needed fruit.
24. Which is the correct form of the word "success" in the sentence: "He is known for his ______ in business"?
A. successful
B. success
C. succeed
D. successfully
25. Which sentence is correct?
A. The manager explains the policy clearly to the employees.
B. The manager explain the policy clearly to the employees.
C. The manager explained the policy clearly to the employees.
D. The manager explaining the policy clearly to the employees.
26. Which of the following is a synonym for "analyze"?
A. Ignore
B. Examine
C. Destroy
D. Evade
27. Which sentence correctly uses "affect" as a verb?
A. The new policy will affect the company's profits.
B. The new policy had an affect on the company's profits.
C. The new policy was affect by the company's profits.
D. The new policy was affected by the company's profits.
28. Which of the following sentences uses correct subject-verb agreement?
A. The committee have agreed to the proposal.
B. The committee agrees to the proposal.
C. The committees agrees to the proposal.
D. The committees have agreed to the proposal.
29. Choose the correct sentence.
A. They were discussing about the new project at the meeting.
B. They were discussing the new project at the meeting.
C. They discussed about the new project at the meeting.
D. They discussed the new project about the meeting.
30. What is the main purpose of a conclusion in an academic essay?
A. To introduce new arguments
B. To summarize the main points
C. To raise new questions
D. To discuss the research methodology
31. Which sentence contains a misplaced modifier?
A. Walking through the park, the flowers smelled wonderful.
B. Walking through the park, I smelled the wonderful flowers.
C. The flowers smelled wonderful as I walked through the park.
D. I walked through the park, and the flowers smelled wonderful.
32. What is the correct preposition to complete the sentence: "He is responsible ______ organizing the meeting"?
A. for
B. to
C. of
D. at
33. Which of the following words is an example of a formal word choice?
A. Boss
B. Supervisor
C. Dude
D. Guy
34. Which of the following is the best way to express a formal greeting in an email?
A. Hey, how’s it going?
B. Hello, I hope you're doing well.
C. Hi, what’s up?
D. Greetings, what’s the matter?
35. Which sentence uses the correct form of the word "accomplish"?
A. He accomplished his goals at the end of the year.
B. He accomplishment his goals at the end of the year.
C. He accomplishing his goals at the end of the year.
D. He accomplishes his goals at the end of the year.
36. Which of the following is a proper way to write the title of a book in MLA format?
A. The Great Gatsby
B. The Great Gatsby
C. "The Great Gatsby"
D. [The Great Gatsby]
37. What is the best way to improve clarity in writing?
A. Use complicated vocabulary
B. Be vague in your descriptions
C. Be concise and straightforward
D. Write as many words as possible
38. What is an example of an academic tone?
A. The results were totally awesome!
B. The findings were significant.
C. I really loved the results!
D. The results were okay, I guess.
39. Which word means "to look over or examine in detail"?
A. Review
B. Ignore
C. Forget
D. Delay
40. Which sentence is a question in direct speech?
A. He asked me if I was going to the meeting.
B. He asked, "Are you going to the meeting?"
C. He asked if I was going to the meeting.
D. He asked whether I am going to the meeting.
BIT INTERNATIONAL COLLEGE-SIQUIJOR
SIQUIJOR, SIQUIJOR
Finals Examination in EAPP-12
S.Y. 2024-2025
NAME:____________________________________________ SCORE:_______________
SECTION:_________________________________________ DATE:_________________
MULTIPLE CHOICE: Read each item carefully. Write the letter of your answer on the space provided before each
number.
1. Which of the following is the primary purpose of academic writing?
a. To entertain the reader
b. To inform or explain concepts
c. To tell a personal story
d. To persuade the reader
2. What is the main characteristic of professional communication?
a. It is informal and conversational
b. It follows a standard format and is clear
c. It focuses on personal opinions
d. It uses complex language to impress
3. Which of the following is an example of formal academic writing?
a. A blog post
b. A personal diary entry
c. A research paper
d. A text message
4. In academic writing, which of the following should be avoided?
a. Clear structure
b. Use of personal pronouns
c. Objective tone
d. Evidence-based arguments
5. Which part of a research paper includes a summary of the entire study?
a. Abstract
b. Introduction
c. Conclusion
d. Methodology
6. What is the purpose of an abstract in a research paper?
a. To provide detailed analysis of the data
b. To summarize the key points of the study
c. To present the introduction in more detail
d. To include personal reflections on the study
7. Which of the following is considered a scholarly source?
a. A popular magazine
b. A peer-reviewed journal article
c. A blog post
d. A social media post
8. What does the term "thesis statement" refer to?
a. The conclusion of a paper
b. The main argument or claim of the paper
c. The background information
d. The introduction to a research paper
9. What type of writing is typically used in business communication?
a. Narrative writing
b. Descriptive writing
c. Expository writing
d. Persuasive writing
10. Which of the following best defines "plagiarism"?
a. Using someone else’s work without proper citation
b. Writing original content without references
c. Summarizing someone else’s work
d. Providing a personal opinion in a paper
11. What is the function of the introduction in a research paper?
a. To explain the methods used in the research
b. To present the findings of the study
c. To provide background and introduce the research question
d. To list all references used in the paper
12. Which of the following is an example of passive voice?
a. The committee approved the proposal.
b. The proposal was approved by the committee.
c. The committee is approving the proposal.
d. The proposal will be approved by the committee.
13. Which is an important feature of an effective business email?
a. Informal tone
b. Use of emoticons
c. Clear and concise language
d. Personal anecdotes
14. What should a conclusion in a research paper do?
a. Present new data
b. Summarize the findings and provide implications
c. Offer recommendations for future research
d. Introduce a new research question
15. What is the most appropriate tone for academic writing?
a. Humorous
b. Casual
c. Objective and formal
d. Personal and emotional
16. Which of the following is an essential characteristic of professional writing?
a. Use of slang
b. Clarity and precision
c. Creative and imaginative ideas
d. Informal language
17. In an argumentative essay, which of the following should you provide to support your claims?
a. Personal anecdotes
b. Emotional appeals
c. Evidence and logical reasoning
d. Humor and irony
18. Which type of reference style is commonly used in the social sciences?
a. MLA
b. Chicago
c. APA
d. Harvard
19. What is the role of the literature review in a research paper?
a. To discuss the research methods used
b. To summarize relevant previous studies and theories
c. To provide a detailed explanation of the results
d. To suggest improvements to the research methods
20. Which of the following is NOT a common feature of academic writing?
a. Logical flow of ideas
b. Personal opinions without evidence
c. Use of formal language
d. Citations and references
21. Which of the following best describes the purpose of a professional resume?
a. To entertain potential employers
b. To showcase personal interests and hobbies
c. To highlight skills, qualifications, and work experience
d. To express personal opinions on career goals
22. In a research paper, what is the purpose of the methodology section?
a. To summarize the key findings
b. To explain the research design and methods used
c. To present the research question
d. To provide the theoretical framework
23. Which is an example of a primary source in academic research?
a. A biography
b. A government report
c. A news article
d. A textbook
24. What is a common use of bullet points in professional writing?
a. To make the writing sound informal
b. To highlight key points or ideas
c. To write lengthy descriptions
d. To include quotations
25. What does "academic integrity" refer to?
a. Writing in a creative style
b. Avoiding plagiarism and upholding ethical standards in research
c. Using informal language in academic writing
d. Presenting personal opinions without evidence
26. What is an example of a secondary source?
a. An original research study
b. A newspaper article summarizing a study
c. A documentary film
d. A first-person interview
27. Which of the following is an important step in the editing process?
a. Ignoring minor errors
b. Rewriting the entire paper
c. Checking for clarity, grammar, and punctuation
d. Skipping the proofreading stage
28. What is the purpose of citations in academic writing?
a. To show that the writer has completed the assignment
b. To provide credit to original sources and avoid plagiarism
c. To make the paper longer
d. To add personal opinions to the work
29. Which of the following best describes a research proposal?
a. A complete report on the research findings
b. An outline of the research methods and expected outcomes
c. A summary of the research results
d. A list of references used in the study
30. In professional emails, which of the following should be included in the subject line?
a. A personal anecdote
b. The main topic or purpose of the email
c. A list of all recipients
d. A quote from a famous person
31. What is the goal of using peer review in academic writing?
a. To receive praise for your work
b. To ensure the quality and accuracy of the research
c. To gain feedback on the visual design of the paper
d. To make the paper longer and more complex
32. Which of the following is NOT a typical format for academic writing?
a. Research paper
b. Book review
c. Newspaper editorial
d. Lab report
33. What is the purpose of a professional cover letter?
a. To summarize personal life experiences
b. To explain why the applicant is the best fit for a job
c. To provide references for future employment
d. To tell a personal story about the applicant's background
34. What should be avoided in a formal business report?
a. Accurate data
b. Professional language
c. Personal opinions without evidence
d. Clear conclusions
35. Which of the following is a feature of a well-structured essay?
a. Irrelevant information scattered throughout the paper
b. A clear introduction, body, and conclusion
c. Excessive use of quotations
d. Disorganized presentation of ideas
36. Which of the following is an important aspect of professional writing?
a. Use of humor to engage the reader
b. Clear, concise, and straightforward language
c. Use of personal anecdotes to connect with the reader
d. Overuse of technical jargon to sound more knowledgeable
37. In academic writing, what does "objectivity" mean?
a. Presenting personal opinions as facts
b. Using biased language to influence the reader
c. Presenting information based on evidence and logic
d. Writing in a conversational style
38. Which of the following is true about paraphrasing?
a. It involves copying someone else’s work word for word
b. It is rewriting someone else's ideas in your own words with proper citation
c. It is using someone else's work without citation
d. It involves adding your own opinions to someone else's ideas
39. What should be the focus of an executive summary in a business report?
a. Providing detailed explanations of the results
b. Summarizing the main points of the report clearly and briefly
c. Discussing theoretical background in depth
d. Offering personal opinions on the report's findings
40. What is the primary difference between academic and professional writing?
a. Academic writing is more formal, while professional writing is informal
b. Academic writing focuses on research and theory, while professional writing is goal-oriented and practical
c. Academic writing is more creative, while professional writing follows strict guidelines
d. Academic writing is used for business purposes, while professional writing is used for research