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EDU 569_QUIZ (P2)

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REVIEWER FOR FINAL EXAM

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REVIEWER FOR FINAL EXAM

by Aibee T Maravilla
1

A student writes an essay with strong ideas but poor organization, making the paper difficult to follow. Which writing issue is most evident?

2

A student revises an essay multiple times after receiving peer feedback. Which writing principle is demonstrated?

3

A student rereads a draft carefully before submission to improve clarity and coherence. Which stage of the writing process is emphasized?

4

A student writing a persuasive essay lists reasons, examples, and conclusions before drafting. Which strategy is applied?

5

A teacher provides students with transition word lists and grammar reminders. What classroom support strategy is this?

6

A student writes a travel brochure instead of a traditional essay. What instructional strategy is emphasized?

7

A student carefully changes sentence structure and vocabulary after realizing the essay sounds too informal for an academic audience. Which writing principle is demonstrated?

8

A teacher demonstrates brainstorming on the board before asking students to write independently. Which teaching approach is applied?

9

Students analyze professional essays to identify effective introductions and conclusions. What instructional practice is being used?

10

A learner uses free writing for five minutes before starting a formal essay. What classroom strategy is being applied?

11

A student edits punctuation and spelling mistakes before submitting the final paper. Which writing stage is involved?

12

A student creates an outline before writing a research paper. Which writing component is demonstrated?

13

After several revisions, peer reviews, and edits, a student publishes a final essay in the school newsletter. Which major principle of writing instruction is best illustrated?

14

A student revises vague statements into more detailed explanations and examples. Which writing quality is improved?

15

A teacher encourages students to revise essays several times instead of grading only the first draft. What writing principle is highlighted?

16

A student watches a political advertisement and notices emotional music, dramatic images, and selective information presentation. What skill is the student primarily using?

17

During a documentary viewing, students analyze whether visuals manipulate audience emotions. Which type of viewing is emphasized?

18

A teacher pauses a film and asks students what clues suggest the main character feels isolated. What skill is being developed?

19

A learner notices that a fast-food advertisement uses bright colors and smiling actors to create positive emotions. What principle of viewing is illustrated?

20

Before viewing a documentary on poverty, a teacher asks students what they already know about the topic. What viewing strategy is used?

21

A student realizes that a social media video omitted important facts to influence viewers. What skill is demonstrated?

22

During a gallery walk, students explain the symbolism used in posters. What literacy skill is strengthened?

23

A teacher reveals portions of an image gradually and asks students to predict the whole picture. What activity is this?

24

A student connects a documentary about discrimination to personal experiences. Which after-viewing skill is demonstrated?

25

A student claims that a film scene is effective because dark lighting and silence create fear and tension. Which skill is demonstrated?

26

While watching a news broadcast, students identify which statements are factual and which are opinion-based. What skill are they practicing?

27

A learner notices that a website uses large fonts and bright colors to attract attention to certain information. What principle of viewing is involved?

28

A student predicts the ending of a silent short film based on visual clues. Which activity is being applied?

29

A teacher asks students to identify the main message of a documentary while viewing. Which stage of viewing is this?

30

A teacher asks students to summarize the key ideas of a documentary. Which stage is emphasized?

 
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