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Why is proofreading important in writing?
To avoid using sources.
To add unnecessary words.
To catch and fix errors.
To make the paper longer.
2
Which of the following is an example of a strong narrative hook?
"The main character is named James and he likes reading."
"It was a nice day outside."
"This story will be about a girl who discovers a secret."
"The car skidded to a stop just inches from the cliff’s edge."
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What is a run-on sentence?
Has the verb missing.
An incomplete thought.
Is missing the subject, but has multiple verbs.
Has more than one complete thought connected improperly.
4
What appeal is Ethos playing to?
Credibility
Passion
Emotion
Logic
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How can ChatGPT (AI) be used responsibly in writing?
As a brainstorming and revision tool, not for full creation.
To generate entire essays without changes.
To replace the need for editing and proofreading.
As a way to avoid doing research.
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Which is correct?
Don't slip and fall; you could get hurt.
Dont slip and fall, you will get hurt.
Don't slip. And fall, you will get hurt.
Dont slip! Falling, will be hurting you.
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What is a personal narrative?
A poem about a novel
Writing about a personal story or memory
An essay about a research question
A fictional story
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What is primary research?
Information found online (google searches)
Information shared by others (created by someone else)
Information created by AI (SchoolAI, ChatGPT)
Information found personally (interview, email)
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When writing, you should always be aware of your audience.
False
True
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Why is reflection important in the writing process?
It helps you generate new ideas for your next assignment.
It allows you to understand, review, improve your writing skills.
It ensures your writing follows strict rules without creativity.
It gives you more content to add to your paper.
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Why is it important to consider your audience when choosing words?
Word choice doesn’t matter.
To match language, tone, and style.
To sound as intelligent as possible.
Word choice doesn’t matter.
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What sense does Logos appeal to?
Credibility
Ethics
Logic
Passion
13
When publicly speaking I should NOT do the following:
Make eye contact
Look at the floor
Speak loudly
Practice ahead of time
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What is NOT part of the definition for a proposal?
A funding request including: budget, timeline, methods and rationale
A basic opinion and idea without detailed backing
A blueprint for research to be carried out
A detailed document outlining a planned research project
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What does ELA stand for?
English Literary Analysis
English Language Arts
Engaging Learning Association
Educational Language Arts
16
Which sentence is grammatically correct?
She don’t like coffee in the morning.
The dog wagged its tail excitedly.
Their going to the park later.
Me and him went to the store.
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What is the correct form of this sentence? "I ran away and didn't stood my ground."
I ran away and will be standing my ground.
I running away and stood my ground.
I ran away and didn't stand my ground.
I will run away and didn't stand my ground.
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Which of the following is NOT a credible source for academic research?
A peer-reviewed journal article
A book published by an academic press
A blog post without citations
A government website (.gov)
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Why is peer feedback important in writing?
It helps identify strengths and weaknesses.
It guarantees a perfect final draft.
It allows others to rewrite your work.
It replaces the need for proofreading.
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What sense does Pathos appeal to?
Logic
Emotion
Factual
Ethics
21
What is a NOT a common grammar mistake in writing.
Switching tenses without purpose throughout.
Using commas to create run-on sentences.
Always capitalizing the first letter of a name or sentence.
Forgetting to include a subject and verb for a complete sentence.
22
Which of the following is an example of first-person point of view?
"I walked into the room and sat down."
"She walked into the room and sat down."
"The room was silent as she entered."
"You walk into the room and sit down."
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It is important to be able to back up my writing with valid information and research.
True
False
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What is the difference between tone and mood in narrative writing?
Mood is the author's attitude, while tone is the reader’s response
Tone and mood mean the same thing
Mood is the structure of a story, while tone is the theme
Tone is the author's attitude, mood is the reader’s emotional response
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What is the purpose of a thesis statement in a research paper?
To present the main argument of the paper
To ask a question for the reader to answer
To list all the sources used in the paper
To summarize the entire paper in one sentence
