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What is the main purpose of critical reading?
a. to memorize every word in a text
b. to look for the author's way of thinking
c. to copy sentences from the text
d. to ignore the writer's way of thinking
b. to look for the author's way of thinking
What is the key aspect of critical reading?
a. identifying the author's point of view
b. reading without any questions or reflection
c. highlighting every sentence in the text
d. writing down all text without thinking
a. identifying the author's point of view
what does a writer use when he mocks a serious work by imitating its style for comedic effect?
a. pastiche
b. allusion
c. parody
d. quoatation
c. parody
which text fits best if a student must show how several scholars disagree on an issue and identify patterns in their arguments?
a. article critique
b. literature review
c. proposal
d. narrative essay
b. literature review
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What element is a part of critical reading?
a. evaluating author's logic and reasoning
b. writing a summary without questions
c. counting words in every sentence
d. memorizing all details in the text
a. evaluating author's logic and reasoning
what does "author's purpose" refer to?
a. the reason the author wrote the text
b. the title of the text in the heading
c. the number of paragraphs in the text
d. the font size used in the article
a. the reason the author wrote the text
what is an allusion as a type of intertextuality?
a. an exact word-for-word copy of a chapter
b. a brief and indirect reference to a person, place, or event
c. a legal document citing a court case
d. a full-length movie remake
b. a brief and indirect reference to a person, place, or event
which medium is hypertext most commonly associated with?
a. stone tablets
b. printed newspapers
c. digital/online platforms
d. oral traditions
c. digital/online platforms
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what is a claim best described? A statement that______.
a. tells a story
b. asks a questions
c. tries to convince others
d. entertains people
c. tries to convince others
what type of claim focuses on whether something is true or false?
a. claim of policy
b. claim of value
c. claim of fact
d. claim of opinion
c. claim of fact
what do we call the original text that serves as the basis for a later adaptation or reference?
a. prototype
b. hypertext
c. target text
d. source text
d. source text
which scenario best demonstrates proper integration of tone and structure in professional correspondence?
a. writing a concise, formal memo using headers and bullet points
b. sending an informal text asking for leave
c. writing an emotional letter with personal stories
d. posting long social media updates to announce promotions
a. writing a concise, formal memo using headers and bullet points
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what does a claim of value mainly express?
a. actions to be taken
b. opinions or judgments
c. proven scientific data
d. future predictions
b. opinions or judgments
what type of claim when a facebook post says, "online classes are harmful to students' mental health?"
a. claim of policy
b. claim of value
c. claim of fact
d. claim of emotion
b. opinions or judgments
what type of correspondence introduces an applicant to an employer?
a. business memorandum with institutional updates
b. application for employment with attached resume
c. academic transcript with recommendation letters
d. personal diary to explain life experiences
b. application for employment with attached resume
why is it important to identify the type of claim in social media posts?
a. to make posts more popular
b. to win arguments easily
c. to avoid being misled by information
d. to comment more frequently
c. to avoid being misled by information
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what type of claim when a tiktok video states," the government should regulate fake news on social media."
a. fact
b. value
c. prediction
d. policy
d. policy
a. hypertext
b. intertext
c. context
d. subtext
b. intertext
which feature is unique to a college admission application?
a. uses action verbs to describe the previous job
b. emphasizes academic achievements and personal motivation
c. highlights technical skills in bullet points
d. includes references and certifications only
b. emphasizes academic achievements and personal motivation
how does hypertextuality change the traditional "beginning-middle-end" structure of reading?
a. it forces the reader to follow the author's exact sequence.
b. it allows the reader to create their own sequence based on interests
c. it makes the text impossible to finish
d. it eliminates the need for a central theme
b. it allows the reader to create their own sequence based on interests
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