1) Which of the following is NOT a feature of an academic text? a) A. Formal tone b) B. Objective language c) C. Use of slang d) D. Evidence-based arguments 2) An academic text is primarily: a) A. Personal and emotional b) B. Based on opinions without proof c) C. Supported by credible evidence d) D. Focused on storytelling 3) Which feature of academic writing ensures that ideas are connected logically? a) A. Coherence b) B. Complexity c) C. Creativity d) D. Brevity 4) Which feature refers to showing professionalism and respect for the subject?Which feature refers to avoiding bias in academic writing? a) A. Formality b) B. Objectivity c) C. Accuracy d) D. Impartiality 5) In academic texts, vocabulary is usually: a) A. Informal and simple b) B. Technical and precise c) C. Figurative and poetic d) D. Casual and conversational 6) The credibility of an academic text is strengthened by: a) A. Anecdotes b) B. Rumors c) C. Citations from reliable sources d) D. Personal stories 7) Which of the following best describes the language of academic texts? a) A. Flowery and exaggerated b) B. Formal and precise c) C. Humorous and casual d) D. Symbolic and abstract 8) Academic texts are mainly written for: a) A. Entertainment purposes b) B. Academic and professional audiences c) C. Personal enjoyment d) D. Marketing purposes 9) Which of these is an example of an academic text? a) A. A scientific journal article b) B. A short comedy skit c) C. A celebrity blog d) D. A recipe card 10) An academic text is different from a literary text because it: a) A. Tells a fictional story b) B. Focuses on factual and researched content c) C. Uses figurative language d) D. Has no structure 11) Which type of writing would NOT be considered academic? a) A. Thesis b) B. Research report c) C. Lab experiment report d) D. Gossip column 12) Academic texts are often written to: a) A. Persuade without evidence b) B. Entertain only c) C. Inform, analyze, and argue based on facts d) D. Confuse the reader 13) The introduction of an academic text usually contains: a) A. The conclusion b) B. Background and thesis statement c) C. List of references d) D. Results and findings 14) Which section presents the main arguments and evidence? a) A. Introduction b) B. Body c) C. Conclusion d) D. Abstract 15) The conclusion of an academic text should: a) A. Present new arguments b) B. Summarize and reinforce main points c) C. Include unrelated facts d) D. Repeat the introduction word-for-word 16) What is the purpose of a thesis statement? a) A. To summarize the entire paper b) B. To state the main idea or argument c) C. To list all references d) D. To describe the methodology 17) Which of the following is NOT part of the structure of an academic text? a) A. Abstract b) B. Introduction c) C. Body d) D. Punchline 18) Which section summarizes the whole paper in a concise manner? a) A. Abstract b) B. Discussion c) C. Introduction d) D. Review of literature 19) Which is NOT a purpose for reading academic texts? a) A. To gather information b) B. To prepare for research c) C. To confirm facts d) D. To be entertained by fiction 20) Reading to analyze an academic text involves: a) A. Ignoring details b) B. Breaking down ideas to understand relationships c) C. Memorizing every sentence d) D. Reading as quickly as possible 21) Reading to evaluate a text means: a) A. Checking its grammar b) B. Judging its credibility and arguments c) C. Memorizing key terms d) D. Skimming for main ideas only 22) Reading for application means: a) A. Using the information to solve problems or perform tasks b) B. Reading without understanding c) C. Reading for entertainment d) D. Reading for speed 23) When reading academic texts for synthesis, you: a) A. Copy the author’s exact words b) B. Combine ideas from multiple sources c) C. Focus on one small detail only d) D. Avoid connecting information 24) The structure that tells events in the order they happened is: a) A. Cause and effect b) B. Problem-solution c) C. Chronological d) D. Compare-contrast 25) A text that explains why something happened uses: a) A. Cause and effect b) B. Descriptive structure c) C. Problem-solution d) D. Chronological order 26) In a problem-solution structure, the author: a) A. Only describes problems b) B. Presents problems and offers solutions c) C. Tells a story d) D. Lists unrelated facts 27) A text that points out similarities and differences uses: a) A. Compare-contrast b) B. Chronological c) C. Descriptive d) D. Problem-solution 28) The descriptive structure focuses on: a) A. Explaining causes b) B. Giving details about a subject’s characteristics c) C. Listing steps in a process d) D. Summarizing arguments 29) Summarizing means: a) A. Copying all the details b) B. Restating only the key points in your own words c) C. Writing exactly as the author wrote it d) D. Adding personal opinions 30) Which of the following is NOT a step in summarizing? a) A. Identify main ideas b) B. Remove unnecessary details c) C. Use your own words d) D. Include your own opinions 31) In summarizing, which should be avoided? a) A. Shortening the text b) B. Keeping essential points c) C. Using plagiarism d) D. Writing concisely 32) The best summaries are: a) A. Short, clear, and accurate b) B. Long and detailed c) C. Filled with personal commentary d) D. Incomplete 33) Summarizing helps a reader to: a) A. Memorize every single word b) B. Understand the gist of a text quickly c) C. Avoid reading d) D. Add irrelevant details 34) Which tool can help in identifying the main ideas for a summary? a) A. Highlighting key sentences b) B. Counting the words c) C. Guessing d) D. Ignoring the headings 35) Paraphrasing means: a) A. Copying text word-for-word b) B. Restating ideas in your own words c) C. Removing important ideas d) D. Writing random ideas 36) Which is an example of plagiarism? a) A. Summarizing with your own words b) B. Quoting with proper citation c) C. Copying without credit d) D. Paraphrasing and citing 37) The main purpose of paraphrasing is to: a) A. Hide the original meaning b) B. Express the same idea differently c) C. Change the author’s opinion d) D. Add unrelated ideas 38) Which of the following prevents plagiarism? a) A. Using proper citations b) B. Changing only a few words c) C. Copying from multiple sources without citing d) D. Removing the author’s name 39) Plagiarism is considered: a) A. Acceptable in informal writing b) B. An academic offense c) C. A way to save time d) D. Optional in research 40) Which is the correct way to paraphrase? a) A. Copy the sentence exactly and add quotation marks b) B. Change a few words but keep the same structure c) C. Rewrite the idea completely in your own words and cite the source d) D. Rearrange words randomly 41) A reaction paper contains both: a) A. Opinions only b) B. Summary and personal response c) C. Data only d) D. Questions only 42) The summary part of a reaction paper should: a) A. Include all your personal feelings b) B. Present the main points of the work reviewed c) C. Be longer than the original text d) D. Contain unrelated topics 43) The reaction part should: a) A. Repeat the summary b) B. Give your analysis, interpretation, and evaluation c) C. Avoid personal insights d) D. Focus on unrelated ideas 44) Which of the following is NOT a step in writing a reaction paper? a) A. Reading or viewing the material carefully b) B. Summarizing the content c) C. Providing a well-supported opinion d) D. Copying someone else’s reaction 45) In a reaction paper, your personal views must be: a) A. Based on emotions only b) B. Supported by evidence from the text c) C. Ignored entirely d) D. Completely unrelated 46) Which tone is most appropriate for a reaction paper? a) A. Informal and chatty b) B. Formal but reflective c) C. Sarcastic d) D. Aggressive 47) The introduction of a reaction paper should: a) A. State the title, author, and a brief context of the material b) B. Present your full opinion immediately c) C. Contain unrelated facts d) D. Only state your conclusion 48) Which of the following is a good thesis for a reaction paper? a) A. “I liked the movie.” b) B. “The film effectively portrays resilience through its complex characters and symbolic imagery.” c) C. “This was interesting.” d) D. “It was okay.” 49) Why is citing sources important in a reaction paper? a) A. To make it longer b) B. To avoid plagiarism and give credit to original authors c) C. To confuse the reader d) D. To show off vocabulary 50) In writing a reaction/critique paper, how many words should be included in your paper? a) 100-300 words b) 250-700 words c) 500-1000 words d) No minimum word requirement

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