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    This document provides a practice test on academic and professional English. It contains multiple choice and enumeration questions that assess understanding of key concepts like academic writing, critical reading, and outlining. The document tests knowledge of the defining features of academic writing such as using deductive reasoning and a formal voice. It also covers techniques for interacting with academic texts like annotating, outlining, summarizing, and evaluating them. Overall, the document aims to evaluate a student's grasp of essential skills for academic and professional communication.

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    Ormoc city Institute of Technology

    Ormoc City, Leyte


    English for Academic and Professional Purposes

    Name:___________________________ Score:____________
    Grade:___________________________ Date:_____________

    I. DIRECTION: Read the question carefully. Choose the letter of the correct answer on
    the space provided before the number.

    ______1. It is the process that starts with posing a question, problematizing a concept,
    evaluating an opinion and ends an answering or question posed, clarifying the
    problem and/or arguing for a stand.
    A. Academ writing C. Non-academic writing
    B. Academic text
    ______2. It is the process of breaking down ideas and using deductive reasoning, formal
    voice and third person point of view.
    A. Academic text. C. Non-academic writing
    B. Academic writing
    ______3. Some examples of academic writing are the following except one.
    A. Textbook C. Magazine
    B. Case studies
    ______4. It involves scrutinizing any information that you need or hear.
    A. Academic writing C. Academic text
    B. Critical reading
    ______5. This technique provides a graphic representation of your ideas, allow you to
    visualize the connections and or relationships of your ideas.
    A. Clustering B. Freewriting C. Brainstorming
    ______6. One of the ways to interact with the writers is to write on the texts. You can
    underline, circle or highlight words, phrases or sentences that contain
    important details or you can write marginal notes asking questions cr
    commenting on the ideas of the writer.
    A. Outline the text. C. Annotate what you read
    B. Evaluate the text
    ______7. When you _____ a text, you question the author's purpose and intentions, as well
    as his/her assumptions in the claims.
    A. Evaluate B. Summarize C. Outline
    ______8. This will test how much you have understood the text and will help you to
    evaluate it critically.
    A. Evaluate the text C. Outline the text
    B. Summarize the text

    ______9. In order to fully engaged in a dialogue with the text or with the writer of the text,
    you need to identify the main points of the writer and list them down so you can
    also identify the ideas that the writer has raised to support his/her stand.
    A. Evaluate the text
    B. Summarize the text C. Outline the text
    ______10. It is the first step of choosing a topic, aims to generate as many topic as you
    can so that this random topics can be made into a focused topic.
    A. Brainstorming C. Freewriting
    B. Clustering
    _______11. ______ is similar to brainstorming in that you just write any idea that cames to
    your mind.
    A. Brainstorming C. Freewriting
    B. Clustering
    _______12. This technique provides a graphic representation of your ideas, allow you to
    visualize the connections and or relationships of your ideas.
    A. Brainstorming C. Freewriting
    B . Clustering

    II. Enumeration

    1-4. Suggested ways to help you to become a critical reader.


    1.
    2.
    3.
    4.

    5-7. Steps in choosing the topic.


    5.
    6.
    7.
    8-12. Five examples of an academic writing.
    8.
    9.
    10.
    11.
    12.

    III. Essay
    Write your answer on the space provided (10 points each)
    1. Explain what is academic writing.

    2. Explain what is critical reading.

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