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BOOK REVIEW

1. It is a sneak peak of the content of the book that includes relevant description as well as its
overall perspective and purpose. A. book review C. movie Review B. newspaper review D.
encyclopedia review

2. The following are the focus of reviewing a book, EXCEPT: A. purpose of the Author C. content of
the Book or Novel B. relevance of the issues D. title of the Book or Novel

3. Which of the following parts of a review provides the author’s name, book article’s name, source,
and their statement? A. introduction C. body B. conclusion D. synthesis

4. How long should a book review be? A. 50 words C. strictly 500 words B. 500 words or more D.
strictly 100 words

5. The following skills are enhanced when one writes a book review, EXCEPT: A. describing C.
expressing B. analyzing D. assessing

6. What is your best basis in creating titles for a book review? A. background of the author C. book’s
impression B. book illustrations D. book’s sales and popularity

7. Which of the following are identified first in writing a book review? A. author and title C. page and
number B. publication house D. audience

8. Which of the following is a strong book review title? A. Hilarious B. Five Thumbs Up! C. Student
Reviewer Went Viral D. Millennial Philosophy to the Highest Level

9. Which of the following shows a weak book review title? A. Quite Tough C. A nerve-wracking
thriller to date B. She is a rose among thorns D. Pinoy frontliners honored insanely

10.In reviewing fiction books, what elements should be paid with most attention by the reviewer? A.
setting and plot only C. language and audience B. setting, plot and characters D. language and genre

11. Which should be given treatment in reviewing nonfiction materials? A. argument and sources C.
style and diction B. content and context D. audience and relevance

12. The following are categorized as fiction, EXCEPT: A. poetry C. novel B. biography D. sci-fi

13. Which of the following cannot be classified as nonfiction? A. fantasy C. documentary B. history D.
autobiography

14. What do we mean by this book review warning, “Do not give away the story?” A. avoid
distributing the story C. avoid the story B. avoid telling the entire story D. avoid reading the story

15. What should reviewers do first in revising the draft? A. allowing time to elapse before revising B.
correcting grammatical mistakes and punctuation C. verifying quotations for accuracy D. checking
the format of the reference

LITERATURE REVIEW

1. Which of the following does not describe the nature and purpose of a literature review? A. It is a
type of an academic essay. B. It synthesizes and evaluates the relevant scholarly paper on a topic. C.
It contains some of the major concerns and debates within a discipline. D. It attempts to develop a
new argument.

2. Why should students write a literature review? A. to show knowledge of the topic B. to keep
current or abreast with the times C. to serve as steppingstone for further research D. all of the above

3. This system provides a means of identification for managing information on digital networks. A.
DOI B. DTI C. STI D. FTI

4. Which of the following does not describe the literature review accurately? A. It is a summary of
existing literature B. It is a synthesis of the arguments of others C. It is a critical or analytical account
of a finished research D. It is an account of a selection of writing relevant to your work

5. This part of a literature review defines the topic and the scope being considered. A. Introduction
B. Main Body C. Conclusion D. References

6. It offers the reviewer’s justification of the conducted research. A. Introduction B. Main Body C.
Conclusion D. References

7. Which part is the organization of the evaluation of sources arranged chronologically? A.


Introduction B. Main Body C. Conclusion D. References

8. This is the part that accurately contains in-text citations. A. Introduction B. Main Body C.
Conclusion D. References

9. Relational words and phrases are used in writing the literature to achieve _ _____________. A.
coherence B. cohesion C. inference D. reference

10. What literature review strategy should be applied when you state the arguments and main
points of the research? A. summary B. synthesis C. analysis D. evaluation

11.This is a literature review strategy that combines ideas to form an integrated theory or system
through critical evaluation. A. summary B. synthesis C. analysis D. evaluation

12. When one closely examines the elements or structure of the research, it is called . A. summary B.
synthesis C. analysis D. evaluation

13. This is a literature review strategy that assesses the research based on criteria that you chose. A.
summary B. synthesis C. analysis D. evaluation

14. It is simply a summary of what existing scholar knows about a particular topic. A. Book Review B.
Article Critique C. Literature Review D. Book Report

15. The following are sources for a good literature review, EXCEPT: A. databases B. websites C.
textbooks D. Facebook

RESEARCH REPORT

1. Which of the following is a long, formal essay, usually five to fifteen pages in length that presents
the writer’s views and findings on a chosen subject? A. Book Report C. Formal Report B. Research
Report D. Informal Report

2. It allows the readers to evaluate the quality of the research and provides the details by which
another researcher may replicate and validate the findings. A. Abstract B. Discussion C. Methodology
D. Results
3. It contains the interpretation of data and perhaps a short introduction. A. Abstract B. Discussion C.
Methodology D. Results

4. It is an overview of the research study and is typically two to four paragraphs in length. A. Abstract
B. Discussion C. Methodology D. Results

5. It is where the results of the study are interpreted and evaluated against the existing body or
research literature. A. Abstract B. Discussion C. Methodology D. Results

6. This should reflect the content and emphasis of the project described in the report. A. Abstract B.
Title C. Introduction D. References

7. The abstract is limited to number of words. A. 50-100 B. 100 C. 150 D. 200-300

8. What is the other term for a research format? A. type B. structure C. mechanics D. style

9. Which of the following is not the physical format of a research report? A. margins B. length C.
width D. vlog

10. Who should evaluate the research report best? A. researcher B. teacher C. parent D. principal

11. Which of the following is not found in a research report? A. Results B. Discussion C.
Recommendations D. Abstract

12. The introductory part of a research report should aim to________ A. identify the specific focus of
the study. B. provide a rationale of the study. C. grab the readers’ attention. D. all of the above

13. What is the purpose of the conclusion in a research report? A. summarize what the research
conducted already said B. summarize the key findings C. review useful contents D.outline the
methods

14. Which of the following could be considered as the biggest enemy of students in preparing and
writing of research reports? A. time B. money C. commitment D. all of the Above

15. Who is the main intended audience of a research report? A. unknown reader B. teacher C.
personnel D. principal

PROJECT PROPOSAL

1. Which part of the Project Proposal provides the background necessary for understanding the
project? A. Project Introduction C. Project Description B. Project Methodology D. Project Revision

2. Which section gives specific information about the project itself? A. Project Introduction C. Project
Description B. Project Methodology D. Project Revision

3. Which of the following presents an analysis of all the costs anticipated in the project? A. Benefits
B. Methods C. Schedule D. Budget

4. What part of the proposal reveals what the project intends to achieve in terms of results? A.
Rationale B. Objectives C. Benefits D. Introduction

5. Which shows what the reader target audience can gain from the proposal, like improvements on
systems or a change in behavior of the beneficiaries? A. Introduction B. Rationale C. Benefits D.
Objectives
6. Which document is written for problem solving, service provision, event planning, or equipment
selling? A. Research Report C. Project Proposal B. Book Report D. Position Paper

7. Which details the different activities the project will take on that includes the manpower? A.
Budget B. Schedule C. Methodology D. Objectives

8. Which part of the project description discusses the task duration and expected start and end
dates of each activity in the project? A. Budget B. Schedule C. Methodology D. Objectives

9. Which identifies the problem to be addressed and shows the need to solve it? A. Rationale B.
Objectives C. Benefits D. Introduction

10. Which guideline in writing the proposal do you collect data from primary and secondary sources?
A. gathering the data C. organizing the data B. writing the proposal D. revising the proposal

11. In doing a project proposal, when do you use an outline to structure your discussion more
effectively? A. gathering the data C. organizing the data B. writing the proposal D. revising the
proposal

12. What do you do when you review your proposal for accuracy and organization before you send
it out? A. gathering the data C. Organizing the data B. writing the proposal D. Revising the proposal

13. What do you do when you fill out the parts of the proposal with the relevant data? A. gathering
the data C. organizing the data B. writing the proposal D. revising the proposal

14. In stating the proposal’s objective, you should clearly state the issue, the target group, time, and
place of the program. A. specific C. measurable B. achievable D. results oriented

15. What is a detailed description of a series of activities which aim to solve a certain problem? A.
Research Report C. Project Proposal B. Book Report D. Position Paper

POSITION PAPER

1. Which of the following is not included in the introduction of the position paper? A. counter-
argument C. background of the topic B. relevance of the topic D. position statement

2. Which of the following statements is false? A. A position statement can be based upon your
opinion B. You will need to choose a side when writing a position statement C. You don’t need to
offer any options when writing a position statement D. You should always write a conclusion that
sums up your position

3. Why is a topic like “The pandemic Covid-19 shakes the world” not a good idea for a position
statement? A. It’s too controversial. C. It’s a long, complicated topic. B. There is nothing to debate
about. D. It’s a good topic for a position statement.

4. What is an idea that disagrees or contradicts with your given position? A. argument B. counter-
argument C. first claim D. support

5. Which part of the paper defines the issue and discusses its background? A. Introduction B. Body C.
Conclusion D. Summary

6. Which part of the paper suggests a course of action? A. Introduction B. Body C. Conclusion D.
Summary
7. This identifies the issue that will be discussed and states the author’s position on that issue. A.
Introduction B. Body C. Conclusion D. Summary

8. Which part of the position paper restates the key points and suggests resolution to the issue. A.
Introduction B. Body C. Conclusion D. Summary

9. Which component of the position paper contains the main argument which can be further broken
up into sections? A. Introduction B. Body C. Conclusion D. Summary

10.Which is referred as the conclusions drawn from data gathered? A. factual knowledge C.
statistical inferences B. informed opinion D. personal testimony

11. What is called the first-hand experience of the writer on knowledgeable parts? A.factual
knowledge C. statistical inferences B. informed opinion D. personal testimony

12. Which knowledge relies on evidence instead of limited personal experience? A. factual
knowledge C. statistical inferences B. informed opinion D. personal testimony

13. Which of the following is supporting evidence that is valid and verifiable? A. factual knowledge
C. statistical inferences B. informed opinion D. personal testimony

14. The following criteria are considered in choosing the issue on problem to be discussed, EXCEPT:
A. pervasiveness B. argument C. urgency D. demonstrability

15. Which composition highlights the opinion of the author or specific entity about an issue? A.
Research Report B. Article Critique C. Project Proposal D. Position Paper

RESUME

1. Which of the following is NOT a resume format? A. chronological C. functional B. fusion D.


combination

2. Which of the following is NOT a necessary part of a resume? A. religion C. education B. contact
information D. employment history

3. What information should you leave off in your resume? A. experiences C. hobbies B. awards D.
accomplishments

4. What document is an enclosure to a cover letter that is used for employment and highlights
applicant’s education, experience, skills, and qualifications? A. Biodata C. Application Letter B.
Resume D. Memorandum

5. Which part of the resume reflects the applicant’s career goals and intention for applying on the
job? A. Personal Details C. Work Experience B. Career Objective D. Additional Information

6. Which of the following is NOT necessary information to include in your personal details? A. height
and weight C. contact number B. mailing address D. email address

7. In which section of a resume would you most likely include your bilingual skills? A. Education C.
Employment History B. Contact information D. Additional Information

8. What information in the education section should you include? A. Name of the institution B.
Course or program taken C. Inclusive dates or year attended D. All of the above
9. It is recommended to start your phrases for the job description using . A. nouns C. verbs B.
adjectives D. adverbs

10. When you are asked to provide 2-3 professional or character references, you may include . A.
Parents, siblings, and other relatives B. Former employers, former managers, teachers/professors C.
The CEO who happens to be your uncle as well. D. All of the above

11.The text of your resume should always be . A. Printed in capital letters B. Printed with decorative
fonts C. Printed using black ink D. Printed with a font size of 9

12. Liza is going to submit her resume online. Which of the following is BEST email address for her to
use? A. iloveparkseojoon@email.com B. heaven_sent_liza@email.com C. liza_verano@email.com D.
liza.gorgeous@email.com

13. Job applicants should print their resumes on . A. White paper C. Colored paper B. Gloss paper D.
Photo paper

14. The following are sections of the additional information that you may include in your resume
EXCEPT . A. Awards/ Achievements C. Skills and Strength B. Languages D. Professional Experience

15. Enrique would like to apply for a service crew position in a local fastfood chain in his hometown.
If he has no work experience, what should he do in his resume instead? A. Just write the heading and
leave it blank B. Highlight the skills that he possesses C. Better not to submit his resume D. Copy the
work experience from other resume

APPLICATION LETTER

1. Which of the following should you consider doing when writing a college admission letter? A.
Convey why you are interested in the course B. Highlight your work experience if you have C. Tell
about your family’s challenges in life D. Reveal your financial capability to enroll

2. This is a letter of introduction attached to a resume to introduce yourself and explain your
qualifications to potential employers. A. Reference Letter C. Curriculum Vitae B. Resume D. Cover
Letter

3. What type of letter discusses the intention of the sender in attending a college program? A.
Request Letter C. College Admission Letter B. Cover Letter D. Employment Application Letter

4. What should be the proper arrangement of your letter after heading and date? A. Body, Inside
Address, Salutation, Complimentary Close, Signature B. Salutation, Inside Address, Body, Signature,
Complimentary Close C. Inside Address, Salutation, Body, Complimentary Close, Signature D.
Salutation, Inside Address, Body, Complimentary Close, Signature

5. The date of a letter is always placed . A. under the heading C. under the salutation B. under the
signature D. under the inside address

6. Which information should you NOT include in your cover letter? A. Intent on the position you are
applying for B. Company’s background and history C. Your educational background D. Your
internship or work experience

7. When you do not know the name of the person you are writing to, it is BEST to begin your
salutation with . A. Hi: C. Dear Sir/Madam: B. Dear Mr: D. Ladies and Gentlemen:
8. When do you need to send a cover letter? A. Every time you send a resume for application B.
When the employer requests for it C. After being hired by the employer D. Before signing your
contract

9. How many page/s should you normally allot for your application letter? A. One page C. Three
pages B. Two pages D. Four or more pages

10. In writing an application letter, the most applicable complimentary close is . A. Truly yours, C.
Lots of Love, B. Cordially yours, D. Best Regards,

11. How should you write your middle paragraph? A. Indicate your education and qualifications B.
State the position you are applying for C. Tell your request for action D. Express your gratitude to
your reader

12.Which feature or requirement in writing an application letter should NOT be considered? A. Use
any kind of paper as long as it is clean B. Use the appropriate business letter format C. Focus on
matching your skills and qualifications to your desired company or university D. Tell on your opening
paragraph the purpose of your letter

13.You are writing an application letter to the Human Resources Manager of City Saver’s Bank
Laguna. It is located at Lim Subd. Poblacion Dos, Cabuyao City, Laguna. How would you write it on
the inside address? A. City Saver’s Bank C.Human Resources Manager Lim Subd. Poblacion Dos, Lim
Subd. Poblacion Dos, Cabuyao, Laguna Cabuyao, Laguna B. Human Resources Manager D. Lim Subd
Poblacion Dos, City Saver’s Bank Cabuyao, Laguna Lim Subd. Poblacion Dos, City Saver’s Bank
Cabuyao, Laguna Human Resources Manager

14.Which of the following should be seen in your closing paragraph? A. I am writing to express my
intent to apply. B. I believe I am well-suited for the program. C. I look forward with eagerness to be
part of your institution. D. I saw a vacant position in your advertisement posted on Facebook.

15.Which should NOT be seen in your opening paragraph? A. Your advertisement in Jobstreet posted
on May 1, 2020 says that you are in need of a computer programmer. B. I would like to apply for the
vacant position in your company. C. This is in response to your posted announcement on Facebook
on June 7, 2020. D. At present, I am working as a computer programmer at KYZ Network.

VARIOUS FORMS OF OFFICE CORRESPONDENCE

1. What are the 4 words used in the memorandum heading? A. TO, FROM, CC, SUBJECT C. TO,
FROM, BCC, DATE B. TO, CC, SUBJECT, TIME D. TO, FROM, DATE, SUBJECT

2. Use Bcc field for emails when . A. You want other people to receive the message, but you don’t
want other recipients to know they got it. B. You want people to know about the message but are
not directly involved. C. You are sending a message to more than one person. D. You require your
receiver to take an action

3. Office Correspondence is also known as . A. Letter Writing C. Business Communication B. Business


Correspondence D. Writing in the Discipline
4. This letter format is when all elements are aligned at the left margin EXCEPT the date,
complimentary close, and signature line and there is no indention on each paragraph. A. Full Block C.
Semi-Block B. Modified Block D. Simplified Block

5. The heading, date, inside address, salutation, and complimentary close are all parts of . A. Email
Correspondence C. Letter B. Memorandum D. All of the above

6. When do we use the “Cc” field in an e-mail? A. When we are sending a direct message to
someone B. When we want to send a copy of the email to people who are not meant to be the
direct recipients of the message C. When we want the recipients to be ‘blind’ to other recipients’
email address D. The “Cc” field is usually out of usage

7. Which of the following is NOT a common type of business letters? A. Resignation Letter C.
Congratulatory letter B. Letter of inquiry D. Application letter

8. What do you call the written form used to exchange internal and external communication to
support all business processes? A. Office Correspondence C. E-mail B. Memorandum D. Inquiry
Letter

9. The communication or agreement between departments or branches of the same company is


known as . A. Application Letter C. Admission Letter B. Resume D. Memorandum

10. Which of the following is NOT a necessary part of a business letter? A. Name and Signature of the
Sender C. Date the letter is sent B. Formal Salutation D. Warm and polite closing

11. In e-mails, the recipient is written in the part of the header. A. DATE C. TO B.BCC D. FROM

12. In e-mails, the sender is written in the part of the header. A. DATE C. TO B.BCC D. FROM

13. There is no required format in writing e-mail correspondence, but it is expected that the writer
maintains a tone. A. Academic C. Technical B.Journalistic D. Professional

14. It is a type of special notation included with the memo. A. Enclosure C. Heading B.Attachment D.
Body

15. It is a type of special notation when a supporting document attached with the memo. A.
Enclosure C. Heading B. Attachment D. Body

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