 - 1. Common proofreading Symbol
A) Insert
B) inert apostrophe
C) Use a period here
D) delete
 - 2. Common proofreading Symbol
A) Use a period here
B) delete
C) close up space
 - 3. Common proofreading Symbol
A) Use a period here
B) a space needed here
C) delete
 - 4. Common proofreading Symbol
A) insert comma
B) Insert
C) Use a period here
 - 5. Common proofreading Symbol
A) Transpose element
B) Use a period here
C) use double quotation marks
 - 6. Common proofreading Symbol
A) delete
B) Use a period here
C) a space needed here
 - 7. Common proofreading Symbol
A) Transpose element
B) Use a period here
C) delete
 - 8. Common proofreading Symbol
A) delete
B) Use a period here
C) a space needed here
- 9. proofreading abbreviation about the problem in agreement
A) CAP
B) Pro
C) Agr
D) Cap
- 10. It is more meticulous process of clarifying meaning by revising each word and line of your draft; focuses on its finer details.
A) Scrutinizing
B) Scanning
C) Editing
- 11. These are words similar in meaning to important words or phrases that prevent tedious repetitions
A) Analogy
B) Synonyms
C) Antonyms
D) Redundant
- 12. This is the general process of going back through your whole draft
A) Revision
B) Editing
C) Previewing
- 13. It simply means that all sentences in the paragraph are related to the topic sentence.
A) Signal Devices
B) Unity
C) Coherence
D) Adequate Development
- 14. This means that the sentences are arranged in a logical manner, making them easily understood by the reader.
A) Signal Devices
B) Unity
C) Adequate Development
D) Coherence
- 15. Words that give readers an idea of how the points in your paragraph are progressing.
A) Adequate Development
B) Signal Devices
C) Coherence
D) Unity
- 16. The following are types of transition EXCEPT:
A) Space
B) Sequence
C) Time
D) Afterward
- 17. The main idea of your paragraph
A) Evidence
B) Topic Sentence
C) Thesis Statement
D) Supporting details
- 18. A group of sentences that deals with one particular idea.
A) Body
B) Paragraph
C) Evidence
D) Controlling Idea
- 19. Well-written essay are the result of careful planning and organization.
A) False
B) True
- 20. Writing good paragraphs will help us stay out on track when we draft and revise our paper.
A) True
B) False
- 21. Good paraphrasing improves your readers' understanding of your work.
A) False
B) True
- 22. Paragraph can be organized according to the following orders EXCEPT:
A) Chronological
B) Spatial
C) Emphatic
D) Analogy
- 23. It helps us discover new meaning in our writing, and improve on communicating our ideas more clearly.
A) Post-writing
B) Revision
C) Pre-writing
- 24. Post-writing strategies is applicable to all writing output.
A) True
B) False
- 25. The general process of going back through your whole draft.
A) Skimming
B) Revision
C) Previewing
D) Editing
- 26. The more meticulous process of clarifying meaning by revising each word and line of your draft.
A) Revision
B) Evaluating
C) Editing
D) Proofreading
- 27. It means identifying the causes and effects of a particular situation, event, or phenomenon.
A) Causal Analysis
B) Paragraph Development
C) Proofreading
- 28. It is an effective method to understand human experiences especially when dealing with issues and problems.
A) Paragraph Development
B) Causal Analysis
C) Proofreading
- 29. This is what prompted something to happen
A) Solution
B) Problem
C) Cause
D) Effect
- 30. This is what was yielded after something else took place
A) Effect
B) Cause
C) Problem
D) Solution
- 31. A mode of paragraph development is a problem-solution type of paper.
A) Data Analysis
B) Causal Analysis
C) Statistic Analysis
- 32. It deals with the study of the relationship between or among at least two happenings.
A) Statistic Analysis
B) Causal Analysis
C) Data Analysis
- 33. A writer's purpose for using Causal analysis can be categorized into the following EXCEPT:
A) Informative
B) Entertainment
C) Speculative
D) Paersuasive
- 34. It is important to identify first the primary and secondary causes and effects of the situation.
A) Causal Chain
B) Faulty Causality
C) Causal Sets
- 35. It is drawn upon by the inherent human need to tell and share stories largely for entertainment.
A) Narration
B) Observation
C) Description
- 36. it is a set of cause and effect that leads to multiple other sets.
A) Secondary Cause and Effect
B) Root Cause
C) Causal Chain
- 37. The most important element in academic writing
A) Writer's knowledge
B) Purpose
C) Audience
- 38. Common Proofreading Abbreviation for :
Faulty Diction
A) Awk
B) Cap
C) DICT
- 39. Common Proofreading Abbreviation for :
Spelling error
A) Ab
B) Dgl
C) Sp
D) Agr
- 40. Common Proofreading Abbreviation for :
Unnecessary Repetition
A) Rep
B) Dgl
C) R-O
D) Frag
- 41. Post-writing strategies give us the chance to know our strengths and weaknesses as a writer.
A) False
B) True
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