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100

What is a linear text?

A. A text organized in a sequential and logical flow, such as paragraphs or essays.

B. A text presented visually through graphs, charts, or diagrams.

C. A text that contains hyperlinks to navigate different sections.

D. A text that includes multimedia elements like videos or audio.


A. A text organized in a sequential and logical flow, such as paragraphs or essays.

100

"The death penalty is morally wrong and should be abolished." This statement is a:


A. Claim of Fact

B. Claim of Value

C. Claim of Policy

D. Claim of Opinion


B. Claim of Value

100

Which sentence uses the word "tableau" correctly?

A. The artist painted a tableau of a serene countryside.

B. The tableau was full of leftover food and garbage after the feast.

C. The reservoir overflowed after the heavy rain.

D. Mystery is my favorite tableau to read.


A. The artist painted a tableau of a serene countryside.

100

John mentioned, "This book might be difficult for beginners, but it’s worth reading for those who enjoy a challenge." What modal function is used in the sentence?

 

A. Asking a question

B. Expressing an opinion

C. Persuading one to do or not to do something 

D. Giving a fact


D. Giving a fact

100

In the sentence, "Studying classical literature helps readers understand cultural history, which deepens their appreciation for modern works." Determine whether the underlined clause is the cause, effect, or purpose.

 

A. Cause

B. Effect

C. Purpose

D. Function


A. Cause

200

. A student wants to cite a journal article in APA style. The article is written by Dr. Jane Smith and published in 2023 in The Journal of Modern Science, volume 12, issue 4, on pages 45-60. Which of the following is the correct citation?

A. Jane Smith. (2023). "The Journal of Modern Science," 12(4), 45-60.

B. Smith, J. (2023). The impact of technology on education. The Journal of Modern Science, 12(4), 45-60.

C. Smith, J. (2023). The Journal of Modern Science, 12(4), 45-60.

D. Smith, J. (2023). The impact of technology on education. The Journal of Modern Science, 12(4), 45-60.


D. Smith, J. (2023). The impact of technology on education. The Journal of Modern Science, 12(4), 45-60.

200

A bibliography entry for a book contains the following information: the author, title, publisher, year of publication, and city of publication. What additional element is needed if citing a specific chapter in the book?

A. The author's birthplace.

B. A summary of the chapter's content.

C. The chapter title and page numbers.

D. The total number of pages in the book.


C. The chapter title and page numbers.

200

Which of the following is a recommended tip for delivering an effective speech?

A. Speak as quickly as possible to keep the audience engaged.

B. Avoid making eye contact to reduce nervousness.

C. Use gestures and facial expressions to emphasize key points.

D. Focus on reading directly from your notes to avoid mistakes.


C. Use gestures and facial expressions to emphasize key points.

200

What additional detail is required if the student refers to a specific idea on page 25? 

A student is writing a paper in APA style and includes the following citation for a book:

"Smith, J. (2020). The world of renewable energy. Green Publications."


A. The page number in the in-text citation, e.g., (Smith, 2020, p. 25).

B. The number of chapters in the book.

C. A direct quote from the text.

D. A summary of the entire book.


A. The page number in the in-text citation, e.g., (Smith, 2020, p. 25).

200

Which of the following scenarios is an example of plagiarism?

A. A student paraphrases a paragraph from an article and cites the source in their bibliography.

B. A writer uses a direct quote from a source without quotation marks or attribution.

C. A researcher summarizes a study's findings in their own words and provides a reference.

D. A teacher shares a publicly available government report in class for discussion.


B. A writer uses a direct quote from a source without quotation marks or attribution.

300

A set of 100 stories narrated during the Black Death, reflecting the struggles and issues of human society during that time.

The Decameron

300

A catastrophic pandemic that devastated Europe in the 14th century and inspired works like The Decameron.

Black Death

300

A historical era defined by European exploration of new territories, fueled by advancements in navigation and the quest for trade routes.

Age of Discovery

300

A fictional Spanish nobleman who believes himself to be a knight-errant, embarking on humorous and idealistic adventures in Miguel de Cervantes’ classic novel.

Don Quixote

300

The Italian writer of The Decameron, a collection of stories set against the backdrop of the Black Death.

Giovanni Boccaccio

400

The pragmatic and humorous squire of Don Quixote who accompanies him on his escapades.

Sancho Panza

400

The Muslim king in the Song of Roland who battles against Charlemagne during the conflict at Roncevaux Pass.

King Marsilla

400

The legendary dragon-slayer and hero of the Nibelungenlied, who is betrayed and meets a tragic end.

Siegfried

400

A formidable queen in the Nibelungenlied who tests Siegfried and Gunther with her exceptional strength and wit.

Queen Brunhild

400

The wife of Siegfried in the Nibelungenlied, who seeks vengeance for his untimely death.

Kriemhild

500

The valiant knight and main character of the Song of Roland, celebrated for his loyalty and courage.

Roland

500

The name of Don Quixote’s old and frail horse, which he regards as a noble steed.

Rocinante

500

The era in European history characterized by a revival of interest in classical art, literature, and learning.

Renaissance

500

The term used to describe a wandering knight on a quest to prove his bravery and uphold chivalry.

knight-errant

500

The Burgundian king from the Nibelungenlied who weds Queen Brunhild with the assistance of Siegfried.

Gunther

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