Lesson 1-Quiz 1
Lesson 1-Quiz 1
1. Which concept below refers to the organizing of ideas in a logical and clear manner to suit the writer’s purpose?
A. coherence C. idea development
B. grammatical signals D. pattern of idea development
2. Apart from using, determiners, repetition, transitional devices, which below can be used to achieve coherence?
A. claim C. idea development
B..cgrammatical signals D. pattern of idea development
3. Which pattern of idea development discusses the general topic by elaborating it using specific details?
A. cause and effect C. general to particular
B. claim-counterclaim D. problem-solution
4. Which pattern of idea development is used to present an action that can be taken to address an identified concern or
issue?
A. cause and effect C. problem-solution
B. claim-counterclaim D. general to particular
5. Which pattern of idea development is based on opinions and emotions that aims to convince the readers to do or
believe in something?
A. cause-and-effect C. persuasion
B. claim-counterclaim D. problem-solution
6. Which pattern of idea development explains the reasons and results of something?
A. cause-and-effect C. persuasion
B. claim-counterclaim D. problem-solution
7. Which pattern of idea development commonly uses the grammatical signals also, for example, in addition, specifically,
and for instance?
A. persuasion C. claim-counterclaim
B. cause-and-effect D. general-to-particular
8. Which among the grammatical signals below is appropriate for problem-solution pattern of idea development?
A. one way C. specifically
B. as a result D. with these reasons
9. Which among the grammatical signals below is LEAST appropriate for cause and effect pattern of idea development?
A. as a result C. even though
B. consequently D. with these reasons
10. Which among the grammatical signals and expressions below is appropriate for claim-counterclaim pattern of idea
development?
A. I urge C. People say
B. Join now D. With these reasons
11. What grammatical signal is appropriate to complete the paragraph below?
There are many reasons students are not allowed to chew gum during class. First, some irresponsible students do not
properly dispose their gum after chewing. They may stick it on the bottoms of their desks, drop it on the floor, or put it on their
classmate’s property. This may result to arguments among classmates. Another reason is it is a distraction. When students are
allowed to chew gum, their attention is more focused on chewing, popping, or snapping it. _____________, they may not listen, read,
and learn properly. These are the reasons why students are not allowed to chew gum during class.
A. Therefore C. In Conclusion
B. Despite this D. Because of this