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Froggy Jumps 10 - English ReviewerOnline version Reviewer for Exam by Yasmien Ianne Masallo 1 What is the primary purpose of an argumentative essay? a To entertain the reader b To present and defend a claim using evidence c To describe a place or thing 2 Which part of an argumentative essay contains the thesis statement? a Conclusion b Introduction c Body 3 What type of writing presents factual and organized information? a Persuasive b Narrative c Informative 4 What do you call the statement that presents the writer’s main claim? a Supporting detail b Thesis statement c Topic sentence 5 Why is evidence important in argumentative writing? a It adds emotion b It supports the claim with facts or logic c It shortens the essay 6 Which best describes persuasive writing? a Writing that tells a story b Writing that explains facts c Writing that convinces readers 7 Which transition signal best strengthens an argument? a Meanwhile b In contrast c For example 8 Which is the strongest form of evidence? a Research study or statistics b Anecdote c Personal opinion 9 What is missing in this argument? “Online classes are better than traditional classes because they are convenient.” a Claim b Evidence c Conclusion 10 Which part of an argument explains why the claim is true? a Claim b Reasoning c Conclusion 11 How can a weak argument be improved? a Add emotional language b Remove explanations c Add statistics or expert opinions 12 Which evidence is weakest? a Personal experience b Survey results c Scientific study 13 Who is the proponent of Marxism? a Plato b Karl Marx c Ferdinand de Saussure 14 Which is NOT a fundamental idea of Marxism? a Class struggle exists b Literature ignores social classes c History is driven by economic forces 15 What are the two main social classes in Marxism? a Rich and poor b Bourgeoisie and proletariat c Upper and lower class 16 Who owns the means of production in Marxism? a Bourgeoisie b Proletariat c Critics 17 How are proletarians viewed in Marxism? a Ruling class b Oppressed working class c Equal to bourgeoisie 18 What issue does feminism mainly address? a Gender equality b Corruption c Independence 19 What is expected in feminist literary criticism? a Proving women are superior b Supporting equal rights and opportunities c Limiting women’s roles 20 Which is NOT a feminist concept? a Feminism favors only one gender b Women are oppressed by patriarchy c Limiting women’s roles 21 What does the Historical–Biographical approach focus on? a Author’s life and historical context b Reader’s feelings c Symbols and structure 22 Why is the author’s background important in Historical–Biographical criticism? a It makes the story longer b It changes the plot c It helps explain the meaning of the work 23 What historical setting is shown in Rizal’s novels? a American colonization b Spanish colonization c Japanese occupation 24 Who represents Jose Rizal in El Filibusterismo? a Simoun b Padre Damaso c Basilio 25 What is the historical context of El Filibusterismo? a Peaceful independence era b Modern Philippines c Spanish colonial oppression

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What is the primary purpose of an argumentative essay?

Which part of an argumentative essay contains the thesis statement?

What type of writing presents factual and organized information?

What do you call the statement that presents the writer’s main claim?

Why is evidence important in argumentative writing?

Which best describes persuasive writing?

Which transition signal best strengthens an argument?

Which is the strongest form of evidence?

What is missing in this argument? “Online classes are better than traditional classes because they are convenient.”

Which part of an argument explains why the claim is true?

How can a weak argument be improved?

Which evidence is weakest?

Who is the proponent of Marxism?

Which is NOT a fundamental idea of Marxism?

What are the two main social classes in Marxism?

Who owns the means of production in Marxism?

How are proletarians viewed in Marxism?

What issue does feminism mainly address?

What is expected in feminist literary criticism?

Which is NOT a feminist concept?

What does the Historical–Biographical approach focus on?

Why is the author’s background important in Historical–Biographical criticism?

What historical setting is shown in Rizal’s novels?

Who represents Jose Rizal in El Filibusterismo?

What is the historical context of El Filibusterismo?