This document is a pre-final exam for a technical writing course covering various types of technical writing. It contains two sections:
1. Identification - Students are asked to identify 15 different types of technical writing such as description, process explanation, cause and effect analysis, comparison and contrast, narrative, and definition.
2. Enumeration - Students are asked to enumerate or list out specific elements related to technical writing, including two types of definition, three categories of classification, six basic elements of a proposal, and seven components of an organizational plan for proposals.
The exam is concluded with a good luck message from the English teacher who prepared the test.
This document is a pre-final exam for a technical writing course covering various types of technical writing. It contains two sections:
1. Identification - Students are asked to identify 15 different types of technical writing such as description, process explanation, cause and effect analysis, comparison and contrast, narrative, and definition.
2. Enumeration - Students are asked to enumerate or list out specific elements related to technical writing, including two types of definition, three categories of classification, six basic elements of a proposal, and seven components of an organizational plan for proposals.
The exam is concluded with a good luck message from the English teacher who prepared the test.
This document is a pre-final exam for a technical writing course covering various types of technical writing. It contains two sections:
1. Identification - Students are asked to identify 15 different types of technical writing such as description, process explanation, cause and effect analysis, comparison and contrast, narrative, and definition.
2. Enumeration - Students are asked to enumerate or list out specific elements related to technical writing, including two types of definition, three categories of classification, six basic elements of a proposal, and seven components of an organizational plan for proposals.
The exam is concluded with a good luck message from the English teacher who prepared the test.
R.T. Lim Boulevard, Zamboanga City ENGLISH 3 TECHNICAL WRITING Pre-Final Exam 1st Semester S.Y 2015 - 2016 Name:____________________________ Course: ____________
Date: _________ Score: _______
I Identification. (2 pts. each)
________________ 1. Is a way of writing about the way things appear, the way they are constructed or the way they act. _______________ 2.Explain how something works; explain the steps in a process. _______________ 3. Used to analyze why something happened, or what is likely to happen to determine the cause. _______________ 4. Helps the reader understand something abstract, vast, remote or specialized by comparing it to something compact, concrete, ordinary or familiar. ________________ 5. Tells about a succession of events. It follows a chronological order and serves an explanatory aim. ________________6. A procedure is explained, a term is defined, instructions are given, a caused is analyzed and so on. ________________ 7. It seeks to convince, not just explain and differs from emotional persuasion because it only tries to convince by appealing to the mind. _______________ 8. Meaning of a term is explained in a logical manner. _______________ 9. Operate on two things that are often thought of categorically alike. _______________ 10. The arrangement of objects, people or ideas with shared characteristics into classes or groups. _______________ 11. Makes the reader visualize and recognize the thing or object being described. _______________12. Makes your reader understand the structure of an object. _______________ 13. Recreates the impression that a particular person, place or animal has made on you. _______________ 14. Is considered as a major sales tool. _______________ 15. Is an act of offering something for acceptance. II Enumeration. 1. Two Types of Definition 1. 2. 2. Categories of Classification are arranged in a sequence: 1. 2. 3. 3. Basic Elements of a Proposal 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Plan of Organization for Proposals 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7.
GOOD LUCK & GOD BLESS!
Prepared By: Mary Claire Circulado English Teacher