The document discusses technical writing. It provides multiple choice questions to test the reader's understanding of technical writing. Technical writing aims to communicate facts, explain procedures, and critically evaluate evidence. It seeks to provide information to accomplish scientific tasks and aid in decision making. Examples of technical writing include memoranda, brochures, and reports but not dissertations or oral reports. Technical writing emphasizes clarity, conciseness, concreteness, and consistency while avoiding jargon and faulty repetition.

1. QUIZZ IN EAPP
PART 2
(TECHNICAL WRITING)
MRS. CONDINA
10-9-2019

2. 1. The goal of this type of writing is to communicate facts, explain
procedures, and critically evaluate evidences.
A. Creative Writing C. Academic Writing
B. Technical Writing D. Business Writing
2. It is a type of writing that seeks to elicit a business response.
A. Creative Writing C. Academic Writing
B. Technical Writing D. Business Writing

3. 3. It is a type of writing where the author is writing about a
particular subject that requires direction, instruction, or
explanation
A. Technical Writing C. Academic Writing
B. Creative Writing D. Business Writing
4. It is a particular type of writing researchers use to define the
intellectual boundaries of their disciplines and specific areas
of expertise.
A. Creative Writing C. Academic Writing
B. Technical Writing D. Business Writing

4. 5. Which of the following is a purpose of technical writing?
A. Persuade and initiate actions.
B. Analyze data gathered and their implications.
C. Give information that leads to the accomplishment of
scientific tasks and in decision- making.
D. None of the above.
6. The goal of this type of writing is to evoke images and emotion.
A. Creative Writing C. Academic Writing
B. Technical Writing D. Business Writing

5. 7. Below can be one of the subject matters of technical writing.
Which one is NOT?
A. Data in business C. Education
B. Science Engineering D. Survey
8. Below are examples of technical materials. Which one is NOT?
A. Memoranda C. Oral Reports
B. Dissertation D. Brochures

6. 9. In technical writing, use concrete words and specific, precise
terms.
A. Consistency C. Clarity
B. Concreteness D. Conciseness
10. One of the basics of technical writing is to avoid the use of
jargons.
A. Consistency C. Concreteness
B. Conciseness D. Clarity

7. Complete the analogy.
11. In the event that: In case ; Pursuant to: _______.
A. Following C. Instead of
B. As a result D. Complying with
12. Currently: Now ; Furthermore : ________.
A. About C. Also
B. Therefore D. Now

8. 13. To wit : Namely ; In lieu of : ________.
A. In case C. Instead of
B. Complying with D. As a result
14. Necessary: Needed ; Cognizant : ________.
A. Aware C. Much
B. Due to D. Apply to

9. 15. Objective: Purpose ; Rationale : _______.
A. Help C. Choice
B. Part D. Reason
16. Construct : Build ; Initiate : _________.
A. Send C. Check
B. Begin D. Give

10. 17. Assistance: Help ; Alternative : _______.
A. Part C. Help
B. Choice D. Reason
18. Advise : Inform ; Compensate : _________.
A. Help C. Find
B. Build D. Pay

11. 19. Avoid shifting tenses, person, voice, and part of speech.
A. Coherence C. Consistency
B. Conciseness D. Clarity
20. One of the basics of technical writing is to avoid faulty repetition
A. Consistency C. Conciseness
B. Coherence D. Clarity