POSITION PAPER
What is the main purpose of a position paper?
A. Entertain
B. Describe events
C. Persuade with evidence
D. Narrate experiences
C. PERSUADE WITH EVIDENCE
A reaction paper mainly requires:
A. Copying text
B. Listing facts
C. Summarizing and adding analysis
D. Avoiding interpretation
C. SUMMARIZING AND ADDING ANALYSIS
A concept paper is best described as:
A. Diary entry
B. Narrative essay
C. Brief explanation of an idea or proposal
D. Full research study
C. BRIEF EXPLANATION OF AN IDEA OR PROPOSAL
Which is an example of oral communication for academic purposes?
A. Debate
B. Exclusive gossip
C. Small talk
D. Humorous discussion
A. DEBATE
What does a claim in a position paper express?
A. Evidence
B. Opinion
C. Main argument
D. Counterargument
B. OPINION
Which part of a reaction paper includes personal insights?
A. Body
B. Summary
C. Analysis and critique
D. Introduction
C. ANALYSIS AND CRITIQUE
Which part of a concept paper explains how a project will be implemented?
A. Purpose
B. Methodology
C. Conclusion
D. Literature review
B. METHODOLOGY
Which oral activity focuses on argumentation?
A. Debate
B. Group discussion
C. Speech
D. Report
A. DEBATE
Which of the following shows bias?
A. Providing statistics
B. Using emotional words without proof
C. Quoting experts
D. Presenting balanced views
B. USING EMOTIONAL WORDS WITHOUT PROOF
Which skill is key in writing a reaction paper?
A. Copying
B. Critical thinking
C. Guessing
D. Memorization
B. CRITICAL THINKING
The title of a concept paper should be:
A. Short and complex
B. Concise
C. Emotional
D. Abstract
B. CONCISE
Which form shares research findings formally?
A. Symposium
B. Panel discussion
C. Interview
D. Debate
A. SYMPOSIUM
The conclusion in a position paper restates:
A. The counterarguments
B. Your main stand and summary
C. Citations
D. Titles
A strong reaction paper uses:
A. Personal experience only
B. Evidence and reasoning
C. Emotions only
D. No citations
B. EVIDENCE AND REASONING
Which step comes first when developing a concept paper?
A. Identifying a problem
B. Writing the conclusion
C. Formatting
D. Proofreading
A. IDENTIFYING A PROBLEM
A panel discussion aims to:
A. Explore issues from multiple viewpoints
B. Explore issues from single viewpoints
C. Share insights from different perspectives
D. Avoid arguments in a single point of view
A. EXPLORE ISSUES FROM MULTIPLE VIEWPOINTS
Which question helps clarify a position paper topic?
A. Is this idea funny?
B. Is it controversial and researchable?
C. Is it popular on social media?
D. Is it easy to write?
B. IS IT CONTROVERSIAL AND RESEARCHABLE?
What is the main difference between a summary and a reaction?
A. Reaction includes your evaluation
B. Reaction repeats content
C. Reaction removes analysis
D. Reaction ignores context
Why is feasibility important in a concept paper?
A. It ensures the idea is practical
B. It adds emotion
C. It impresses readers
D. It replaces content
A. IT ENSURES THE IDEA IS PRACTICAL
What is the key feature of a class presentation?
A. Organized delivery
B. Coherent content
C. Different level of tone
D. Formal speech
A. ORGANIZED DELIVERY