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Below are the questions for the exam with the choices of answers:
Question #1
A As many as it takes, but no less than 3.
B 100
C At least 1
D 5
Question #2
A #1 Prewriting
B #2 Drafting
C #5 Publishing
D #3 Revising
Question #3
A Chicago
B 5 paragraph format
C MLA format
D APA format
Question #4
A Writing the thesis
B Editing for mistakes
C Revising for ideas
D Organizing ideas
Question #5
A Revising
B Writing the essay.
C Drafting
D Prewriting and generating ideas
Question #6
A State the author’s opinion
B summarize the main ideas of the essay and bring it to a logical close.
C Tie up any loose ends and give new information
Question #7
A introduce the topic of the essay and state how the topic will be developed
B Argue the thesis
C summarize the main points
D Tell a story
Question #8
A Give evidence
B Support the main idea of the essay
C be funny, so people keep reading.
D present the controlling idea (main idea) of the essay.
Question #9
A False
B True
Question #10
A The reason for writing something
B The “voice” in our writing, formed by the words we use and how we use them.
C The author, The audience, and the purpose.
D The person who will read what you write.
Question #11
A The “voice” in our writing, formed by the words we use and how we use them.
B The reason for writing something
C The author, The audience, and the purpose.
D The person who will read what you write.
Question #12
A The person who will read what you write.
B Ideas or opinions that we do not question but that we use to form conclusions
C The reason for writing something
D The “voice” in our writing, formed by the words we use and how we use them.
Question #13
A The author, The audience, and the purpose.
B The “voice” in our writing, formed by the words we use and how we use them.
C The person who will read what you write.
D The reason for writing something
Question #14
A Strongly held beliefs or points that lead people to certain conclusions without evidence.
B Ideas or opinions that we do not question but that we use to form conclusions
C The reason for writing something
D The “voice” in our writing, formed by the words we use and how we use them.
Question #15
A The reason for writing something
B Strongly held beliefs or points that lead people to certain conclusions without evidence.
C The “voice” in our writing, formed by the words we use and how we use them.
D Ideas or opinions that we do not question but that we use to form conclusions
Question #16
A True
B False
Question #17
A True
B False
Question #18
A Sentence structure
B Audience
C Tone and format
D Purpose
E Context
Question #19
A Pause to consider what you read
B Read the entire text all the way through.
C Choose a sentence from the text that seems especially powerful or important
D Note the main idea
Question #20
A Preview, Read, Prepare, Respond
B Preview, Read, Pause, Review
C Read and Reread until you understand
D Review and Respond
Question #21
A Consider the context
B Review and respond
C Quickly decide how you feel about the topic.
D Identify the main idea
E Question and interpret