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The document contains a series of multiple-choice questions related to technical writing, covering topics such as the purpose of brochures, the largest report types, audience targeting, proofreading errors, plagiarism avoidance, and the writing process stages. It emphasizes the importance of clarity, conciseness, and accessibility in technical writing, as well as the legal aspects of intellectual property. Additionally, it discusses strategies for effective communication and the significance of formatting and planning in the writing process.
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The document contains a series of multiple-choice questions related to technical writing, covering topics such as the purpose of brochures, the largest report types, audience targeting, proofreading errors, plagiarism avoidance, and the writing process stages. It emphasizes the importance of clarity, conciseness, and accessibility in technical writing, as well as the legal aspects of intellectual property. Additionally, it discusses strategies for effective communication and the significance of formatting and planning in the writing process.
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1.

In Technical Writing forum is required for selling and introducing


product/services using six-to-eight panel fold-outs known as

A: Letters

B Flyers

c. Brochures

d. Newsletters

2. In technical writing, the largest report termed is


a. Conclusion/recommendation
b. Discussion
c. . Heading
d. Footing

3. Though some forms of technical writing are intended for the general
public, most are usually geared toward what type of audiences ?

A. Older

B.specialized

C. Younger

D. Sophisticated

4. Examples of proofreading errors include all of the following EXCEPT:

a. sentence fragments

b. errors in reasoning

c. misspelled words

d. incorrect abbreviations

5. Avoiding plagiarism is known to be law of _____.

A.confedentiality

B.copyright

C. Courtesy

D.avoiding copy and paste

6. In technical writing the largest report termed is :


A. Conclusion and recommendation

B. Discussion

C.heading

D. Footing

7. What thing we must be avoided in technical writing?

A Facts

b.Grammar

c. Punctuation

d. Personal feelings

8. The 7 C’s will be applied in which of the following communication?

a. Only oral communication

b. Only wirtten communication

c.Both writes and oral communcations

d. Nonethess

9. Technical writing demands which of the following language?

a. Figurative
b. Poetic
c.Factual
d . dramatic

10. What would you do to ensure that all of your data is factual?

a. Provide the reader with only the facts that you think are important

b. Check your facts before finalizing report

c. Trust that the researcher has given you accurate information

d. Cite where you got your facts

11. How can technical writers keep their document unbiased?

a. Use discriminatory language.


b. Only report the facts that support your opinion
c. Choose words with a neutral tone.
d. Avoid facts and statistics.
13. Why is it important to determine a formatting style during the writing
process?

a. So that you create a user-friendly document that enables readers to


locate the information they need
b. So you can describe the products that the audience will use
c. So you know who la send the document to once you’ve written
d. So that you know what type of organizational structure to use for the
final document

17. Which example describes a planning strategy in the writing process?

a. Editing your ideas for technical mistakes in spelling and grammar


b. Writing the introduction of your paper
c. Revising your draft
d. Freewriting whatever comes to your head without censorship

18. In writing, what is a “hook”?

a. Facts that support your point


b. A false statement that persuades you to agree writer
c. Punctuation marks such as commas, parentheses, question mark
d. A quote, situation, or story that catches the reader attention and
encourages him/her to read more

20. When are you required to credit the ideas or writings of an author to
avoid plagiarism?

a. Only when using a quotation, but not when using an author’s ideas
b. When you completely rewrite the idea in your own words
c. Whenever you use the ideas or words of an author
d. A and B

22. Which example describes a planning strategy in the writing process?

a. Editing your ideas for technical mistakes in spelling and grammar


b. Writing the introduction of your paper
c. Revising your draft
d. Freewriting whatever comes to your head without censorship

23. Revision is a part of_____.


a. Pro-write
b. Rewrite
c. Write
d. All of the above

30. There are three (3) stages of writing, in which the writing stage is
sometimes called as stage

A. planning

B. drafting

C. editing

D. Finishing

31. In this stage, you try to put on paper the words that explain the ideas in
your outline.

A planning

C editing

b. drafting

d. finishing

A trademark is a sign capable of distinguishing goods or services, and it can


include names, logos and other distinctive elements Trademark owners have
_____ rights to use their marks in connection with their products or services

A. inclusive

B. exclusive

C. definite

D. Lawful

32. This is the earliest stage in the technical writing process, hence, during
this stage, a technical writer answers a series of questions regarding his
project

a. Research
b. Preparation
c. Writing
d. Revision

33. During this stage, a technical writer reviews all information gathered
during the research phase, divides it into sections and creates a formal
outline for

A Research

B Organization

C. Preparation

D. Revision

In technical writing if refers to the clarity and ease with which information
can be understood by a diverse audience, including those with different
levels of expertise or abilities

A. Clarity

B. Conciseness

C. Accessibility

D. Accuracy

For item numbers 33. Listed below (box) are the steps of successful writing
(in any order).

i. Research
ii. Preparation
iii. Revision
iv. Writing
v. Organization

33. Which of the following is the CORRECT sequence of steps for a successful
writing?

A. II, III, IV, I V

B. II, I, V, IV, III

C. II, I, V, IV, III

D. II, V, I, IV, III


34. The writing process helps writers improve their writing

A. True

B. False

C. I don’t know

D. I have never heard of the writing process

35 n this stage you try to put on paper the words that explain the ideas in
your outline

a. planning

b. drafting

c. editing

d. finishing

36. In the Pre-writing stage, the or people who will read your document is the
person

A. audience
B. reader
C. customer
D. Consumer

37. In Xerox® photocopier, what the symbol denotes?

A. a trademark

b. a registered trademark.

c. original trademark

d. original registered

38. In the Post-Writing Stage, these includes the following EXCEPT

a. Revising
b. Editing
c. Analyzing
d. Publishing

39. The T™ symbol denotes a

A. a trademark

B. a registered trademark

C. original trademark

D.original registered

41. This is the earliest stage in the technical writing process, hence, during
this stage, a technical writer answers a series of questions regarding his
project

a. Research
b. Writing
c. Preparation
d. Revision

42. It ensures clear communication and helps apply technical info


successfully

A. Clarity

B. conciseness

C. accessibility

d. accuracy

43. During this stage, a technical writer reviews all information gathered
during the research phase, divides it into sections and creates a formal
outline for

A Research

B Organization

C. Preparation

D. Revision

44. What is the most important trait of technical writing?

A. Clarity
B. Conciseness

C. accessibility

D. accuracy

45. Which of the following is the Intellectual Property Code of the Philippines?

a. Republic Act No. 8293


b. Republic Act No. 386

c. Republic Act No. 10683

d. Republic Act No. 7610

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