The document is a reading and writing examination that assesses knowledge of developing paragraphs, selecting and organizing information, and using graphic organizers. It contains multiple choice and true/false questions testing understanding of key concepts like topic sentences, supporting details, outlining techniques, and the benefits of graphic organizers. The exam addresses how to structure paragraphs, choose and arrange relevant information, and visualize relationships between ideas using tools like brainstorming lists, outlines, and graphic organizers.
The document is a reading and writing examination that assesses knowledge of developing paragraphs, selecting and organizing information, and using graphic organizers. It contains multiple choice and true/false questions testing understanding of key concepts like topic sentences, supporting details, outlining techniques, and the benefits of graphic organizers. The exam addresses how to structure paragraphs, choose and arrange relevant information, and visualize relationships between ideas using tools like brainstorming lists, outlines, and graphic organizers.
The document is a reading and writing examination that assesses knowledge of developing paragraphs, selecting and organizing information, and using graphic organizers. It contains multiple choice and true/false questions testing understanding of key concepts like topic sentences, supporting details, outlining techniques, and the benefits of graphic organizers. The exam addresses how to structure paragraphs, choose and arrange relevant information, and visualize relationships between ideas using tools like brainstorming lists, outlines, and graphic organizers.
I. Developing effective paragraphs with topic sentences and supporting details. Encircle the letter of your answer. 1. How do you call a group of sentences that deals with one particular idea? a. Stanza b. Vocabulary c. Paragraph 2. How can a paragraph be defined? a. By how it is brainstormed and written b. By how the controlling idea and its support c. By how long it is 3. Which is NOT a part of a paragraph? a. Outline b. Topic c. Supporting Details 4. How do topic sentences function in paragraphs? a. Topic sentences tell the reader the main idea of the paragraph. b. Topic sentences reveal what the writer generally wants to propose, argue, or explain c. Topic sentences function both functions in A and B. 5. Why should there be supporting details? a. To elaborate the topic sentence. b. To give life to the sentence. c. To give meaning to the sentence. 6. How can a topic sentence be supported? a. By providing examples. b. By providing opinions. c. By providing dates. 7. When can a supporting detail be qualified as good? a. If it is related to the topic. b. If it expounds the topic. c. If it is pleasant to hear. 8. Which property of an effective paragraph is observed when the sentences in the paragraph are made sure to talk about a single idea? a. Unity b. Coherence c. Organization 9. Which is observed when the sentences in the paragraph are well- elaborated? a. Unity b. Coherence c. Adequate development 10. Which is observed when the sentences in the paragraph are thoughtfully arranged that it can be understood easily? a. Unity b. Coherence c. Adequate development 1 Canada is one of the best countries in the world to live in. 2First, Canada has an excellent health care system. 3All Canadians have access to medical services at a reasonable price. 4Second, Canada has a high standard in Education. 5Students are taught by well-trained teachers and are encouraged to continue studying at a university. 6Finally, Canada’s cities are clean and efficiently managed. 7Canadian cities have many parks and lots of space to live. 8As a result, Canada is a desirable place to live.
11. What sentence number is the topic sentence?
a. 1 b. 3 c. 5 12. What sentence numbers are the supporting details? a. 1,2,3,4,5,6,7 b. 2,3,4,5,6,7,8 c. 2,3,4,5,6,7 13. Which sentence number served as the conclusion? a. 1 b. 4 c. 8 1 Many fast-food chains make their profits from adding a special ingredient called “forget sauce” to their foods. 2Made largely from edible oil products, this condiment is never listed on the menu. 3In addition, this well-kept industry secret is the reason why ingredients are never listed on the packaging of victuals sold by these restaurants. 4“Forget sauce” has a chemical property that causes temporary amnesia in consumers. 5After spending too much money on barely edible food bereft of any nutritional value, most consumers swear they will never repeat such a disagreeable experience. 6Within a short period, however, the chemical in “forget sauce” takes effect, and they can be depended upon to return and spend, older but no wiser.
14. What sentence number contains the topic?
a. 1 b. 4 c. 6 15. What sentence number explained why the sauce is called “Forget Sauce”? a. 2 b. 4 c. 5 II. Selecting and Organizing Information 16. Why should one learn selecting and organizing information? a. To choose information from the many information available at the tips of the fingers. b. To prevent extremely valuable information from being dormant and not helping at all. c. To make writing as organized as possible. 17. The following are techniques in selecting and organizing information EXCEPT one. Which one is the exception? a. Brainstorming List b. Graphic Organizers c. Note-taking 18. Which technique is used if members of a group gather ideas spontaneously? a. Brainstorming List b. Graphic Organizers c. Note-taking 19. What technique does not pressure to be brilliant? a. Brainstorming List b. Graphic Organizers c. Note-taking 20. What technique is considered to be crucial that it should involve team, and that everyone in the team must see what is happening? a. Brainstorming List b. Graphic Organizers c. Note-taking 21. Chapman (2016) suggests to use this element to help in making notes and diagrams clearer? a. Number b. Colors c. Graphic Organizers 22. Which of the following will help students in successful learning? a. Graphic Organizers b. Diagrams c. Learning Tools 23. Which of the following statements explains the importance of graphic organizers? a. Graphic organizers facilitate materials. b. Graphic organizers facilitate in internalizing what the students learn. c. Graphic Organizers guide students in their dreams. 24. Which of the following statements is true about graphic organizers? a. It helps in identifying areas of focus within a broad topic. b. It helps the students to hide relationships between and among ideas. c. It helps in identifying which is the topic. 25. Which is true about graphic organizers? a. They integrate colors and visuals. b. They integrate sound and visuals c. They integrate text and visuals. 26. When planning to compare and contrast, which should be used? a. Hierarchical b. Outline c. Venn Diagram 27. To which kind of learners do graphic organizers greatly help? a. Visual b. Auditory c. Bodily-Kinesthetic 28. What is the other term given to an outline? a. Basic Outline b. Hierarchical Outline c. Sequential Outline 29. What type of outline uses groups of words in arranging thoughts? a. Topic Outline b. Sentence Outline c. Direct Outline 30. What type of outline uses topics in outlining? a. Topic Outline b. Sentence Outline c. Direct Outline Write the / mark if the statement is a benefit in using graphic organizer, and an X mark it is not. ____ 31. Graphic Organizers help students structure writing project. ____ 32. Graphic Organizers encourage students to make decisions. ____ 33. Graphic Organizers make it easy for students to classify ideas and communicate. ____ 34. Graphic Organizers allow students to examine relationships. ____ 35. Graphic Organizers guide students in demonstrating their thinking processes. ____ 36. Graphic Organizers help students increase reading comprehension. ____ 37. Graphic Organizers make it easy to brainstorm. ____ 38. Graphic Organizers encourage students to organize essential concepts and ideas. ____ 39. Graphic Organizers make it easy to remember unessential information. ____ 40. Graphic Organizers guide students in remembering everything.