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- 2. 1.What do we call the tools that come in different forms and their main objective is to help readers have a clearer meaning of the text? a. guide questions B. textual aids C. reader’s interpretations d. textual explana tions
- 3. 2.Which of the following belongs to the tools that can help readers have a clearer meaning? a. animations b. charts c. boxes d. directions
- 4. 3.Which of the following statements is the best reason why writers include titles, subtitles, graphs, maps, images and tables in their articles? a. to fill the spaces of the paper b. to provide an interpretation of the text c. to help readers better understand the content d. to serve as a guide for the readers’ eyes in reading the text
- 5. 4.Which is the main use of a table as a textual aid? a. for comparison of characteristics b. for interpreting numerical data c. show relationships of data d. show trends or patterns
- 6. 5.What do we want to show when we use graphs? a. record precise data b. compare and contrast qualities c. show more detailed information d. get a better idea on trends and patterns
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- 8. 7.Which type of map shows the cities, towns, provinces and bodies of water? a. political map b. geographical map c. physical map d. demographical map
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- 10. 9.What kind of graph is shown? 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 MAGANDA MAYAMAN MAPORMA Category 4 GRADE 10 SAN VICENTE SAN NICOLAS SANTIAGO SAN AGUSTIN
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- 12. 11.This is the technical term for someone who writes a story for a film A. author B. scriptwriter C. screenplay writer D. television writer
- 13. 12. ____________ to note what is similar and different about (two or more things). a. Contrast b. Compare c. Characterize d. Critique
- 14. 13.Currency: the timeliness of the information A.TRUE B. FALSE C. MAYBE
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- 16. 15.TheTitans that set to be killed to save theCity of Argos.
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- 18. 17.This is a criterion that checks whether a source is up to date. A. Relevance B. Currency C. Purpose D. Accuracy E. Authority
- 19. 18.This is a criterion that checks whether the sources of information are reliable. A. Relevance B. Currency C. Purpose D. Accuracy E. Authority
- 20. 19.This is a criterion that checks whether the source of information is too opinionated. A. Relevance B. Currency C. Purpose D. Accuracy E. Authority
- 21. 20.This is a criterion that checks for functional or broken links. A. Relevance B. Currency C. Purpose D. Accuracy E. Authority
- 22. 21.This is a criterion that checks whether a source of information is selling or informing. A. Relevance B. Currency C. Purpose D. Accuracy E. Authority
- 23. 22.This is a criterion that checks whether an author is qualified to write about a certain topic or issue. A. Relevance B. Currency C. Purpose D. Accuracy E. Authority