Sunday, December 9, 2012

Final Tips

The final is ready to go.  It consists of fifty multiple choice questions.  Below are many of the questions/instructions with the multiple choice options removed:


1.     Which sentence uses specific examples rather than generalizations?
2.     Which phrase is most specific?
3.     Which phrase is least specific?
4.     Which phrase is not a generalization?
5.     Which of the following would make the most effective thesis for a 1000 word essay?
6.     Which of the following would make the most effective thesis for a 1000 word essay?         
7.     Which of the following pronouns is plural?
8.     Which of these sentences contains a usage error?
9.     Which of the following functions like an essay’s thesis, but at the paragraph level?
10.   By respectfully acknowledging opposing viewpoints, a writer creates what type of appeal?

True or False.  Mark “A” for true statements and “B” for false statements.
[The questions here are from various parts of the course, but several concern active/passive voice.] 

Sentence Structure/Pronouns. Please choose one of the following responses:
a.  Run-on
b.  Comma splice
c.  Passive voice
d.  Pronoun error
e.  Correct

Punctuation.  Which of the following sentences is punctuated correctly?
            [Each question here consists of three sentences.]

Matching. Select the type of error that appears in each sentence.
a.     Apostrophe error
b.     Incorrect title format
c.     Incorrect punctuation with quotation marks
d.     Comma error (restrictive/intro element, etc.)
e.     More than one error
ab. Usage error
ac.  No errors

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