EAPP SUMMATIVE TEST 3- MODULE 5 AND 6
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I. GIVE THE FOUR BASIC PRINCIPLES IN OUTLINING
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2. 4.
II. IDENTIFY THE FOLLOWING, WRITE ANSWERS ON THE BLANK.
1. This refers to as summary of text in the form of a list divided into headings and sub heading? _______________
2. Which principle in outlining depicts the grouping of like ideas into one category so there would be o overlapping.
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3. Principle in outlining maintains that more specific details must fall under major ideas. ______________
4. What do you call the following outlines uses phrases only with no sentences or verbs involved? ______________
5. This outline provides comprehensive and clear information by making use of complete sentences.
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II. CRITICAL APPROACH
Give the correct answer of the following.
1. It talks about the use of imagery to develop the symbols in the work.
2. It uses the question like How do character, plot, and setting develop the story.
3. It shows how our culture how our culture views men as superior and women as inferior.
4. It attempts to reveal that the ultimate source of people’s experience is the socio economic.
5. It pays particular attention to literary devices used in the work and the patterns these devices establish.
6. This approach attempts to describe what happens in the reader’s mind while interpreting a text?
7. This approach views that no text provides self-contained meaning.
8. The audience reaction is very important with this type of criticism.
9. In this approach in critiquing, the text is an independent entity.
10. This approach uses the question like “How do the characters fare against economic and political odds?”
IV: Make an outline of the passage using sentence outline.
Teenagers and Alcohol
Conflicted and misguided teenagers consume alcohol for several reasons.
Young people can get alcoholic beverages easily. They are available everywhere:
sport events, shopping centers, even their neighborhood. Most teens can afford
these liquors by using their allowances and earning part-time jobs. Another
reason for teens to drink alcohol is that some have psychological problems.
They feel imbibing alcohol is a way to escape from making decisions. At this
age, they also have the problem of establishing their independence from them
parents. Finally, they may use alcohol because of peer pressure. Hoping to be
part of the “gang,” the teen turn to alcohol to be accepted. Even the most
mature youngster might be tempted to drink alcohol rather than risk being left
out. For all of these reasons, alcohol is a major problem facing teens.
