Which of the following should not

be included in the introduction of a

position paper?
a. claims
b. thesis statement
c. topic
d. background information
Scenario: A group of academics has surveyed the
population on opinions about a contentious social
topic. How are they going to make sure the results are
shared in an unbiased way?
A. Only emphasize the good parts of the survey findings
B. Release only the positive aspects of the survey
results
C. Transparently share the data, emphasizing both the
positive and bad aspects
D. To prevent debate, keep the results confidential and
private in all possible areas
The following are essential in writing the
position paper, except
A. Introduce the topic
B. Provide background on the topic to
explain why it is important
C. Assert the thesis
D. Provide explanation but not the
evidence
It is a one- sentence
statement about the topic.
A. Thesis B. Argument

C. Main idea D. Introduction

Given the following data, what is the frequency of
red M&M’s?
Sarah recorded the color of each M&M she
pulled out of the bag: yellow, red, blue, blue,
brown, red, green, red, brown, yellow, blue,
red, brown, red, yellow, green, green, yellow,
brown, blue, yellow, red, brown, green, red.

A. 7 B. 8 C. 10 D. 26
As a graduate student, you are assigned to write an
academic research report on a literary analysis of
a
classic novel. In this scholarly setting, how will
you
determine the main goal of your report?
A. Discuss one's thoughts on the book
B. Provide a summary of the novel's plot
C. In writing a fictitious narrative that draws
inspiration
from the book.
D. In the conduct of a scholarly analysis of the
Which of the following does NOT
include in the introduction of the
position paper?
A. Counter argument
B. Importance of the topic
C. Background of the topic
D. Thesis of the position paper
Which of the following options given below is the
most
appropriate title/topic to write a position
paper?
A. Creating a shopping list for groceries
B. Composing a creative and fictional short
story
C. Expressing gratitude in a thank-you note
D. Advocating for a change in local
Which part of the position paper
you “refute” the counterclaim?
A. Introduction
B. Your argument
C. Conclusion
D. Counter argument
. Scenario: You need to report your results to the
management after a market research study. How
should the findings be summarized to be
communicated most effectively?
A. Providing a raw data file for analysis
B. Emailing a comprehensive written report
C. Holding a face-to-face meeting and giving a speech
D. Making an infographic with important data and
analysis
Which part of the position paper
that you have to restate the
main points and final comment?
A. Introduction
B. Body: your argument
C. Counter argument
D. Conclusion
How can you make your position
paper strong?
A. Be sure to annotate your paper
B. Apply citations and references in the
introductory part of the paper
C. Give an educated and informed
opinion with supporting evidence
D. Record your observations and post
them in YouTube
The grade 11 ABM students are going to write various
kinds of position papers in English for the Academic
and Professional Purposes subject. Which of the
following options below is the most appropriate topic?

A. A musician composing a symphony

B. A chef experimenting with new recipes
C.A political analyst is analyzing the election results.
D. An artist painting in portrait format and creative
style
Clint conducted an interview on his study and
collected his respondent’s answers.

a.Interview c. Survey Questionnaire

b.Survey Report d. Technical Report
Lola went to Tinago falls to study on a
specific alga that is only present in the
area..
a.Interview c. Survey Questionnaire
b.Survey Report d. Technical Report
Situation: The marketing team produced a thorough
study after gathering a lot of data on customer preferences
for eco-friendly items. Which of the following scenarios
best illustrates how to execute the report using both
narrative and visual/graphic formats while also
summarizing findings?
A. Outlining in-depth statistics tables and charts in a long
written page
B. Sending out an email with links to other data sources
and a succinct synopsis
C. Writing a report with a thorough narrative and
pertinent charts and graphs to highlight key patterns
D. Producing an eye-catching infographic that
summarizes important findings without any text
Mark presented the results of his
experiment regarding the use of
different kinds of filters for face
masks.
a. Interview c. Survey Questionnaire
b. Survey Report d. Technical Report
It is a data gathering tool composed of set of
questions used in a survey and is utilized in
various fields such as politics, research, and
marketing.

a. Interview c. Survey Questionnaire

b. Survey Report d. Technical Report
The Grade 11 students of ABM 1 answered a
questionnaire given to them by the researcher .

a.Face-to-Face Structured Interview

b.Paper-and-Pencil Survey
c.Telephone Survey
d.Online Survey
Sending questionnaires to Junior High
School Students through Facebook.

a.Face-to-Face Structured Interview

b.Paper-and-Pencil Survey
c.Telephone Survey
d.Online Survey
Scenario: With the goal to comprehend customer
behavior, a market researcher has conducted
various experiments. How can the outcomes be
best conveyed to the decision-makers in the
company?

A. Distribute the raw data files

B. Write a comprehensive technical report
C. Publish a few papers in trade publications
D. Develop a visually engaging presentation
A group of five students was called in a
conference room to check if they are
qualified for the scholarship.
a.Face-to-Face Structured Interview
b.Paper-and-Pencil Survey
c.Telephone Survey
d.Online Survey
Scenario: An PSYCHOLOGIST researcher has collected
valuable insights through classroom observations.

What is the best way for the researcher to share

these observations with educators and administrators?

A. Organize a webinar for educators

B. Share a detailed report with academic jargon
C. Create an infographic summarizing the key points
D. Distribute a thorough report that uses technical terms
In a report, which section is typically
used to present recommendations
based on the findings?

A. Conclusion C. Introduction
B. Discussion D. Methodology
Scenario: You must submit the project's results to several
departments once your team has finished it. Which method
works best for giving both a narrative synopsis and in-depth
insights?
A. Distributing a one-page synopsis paper
B. Holding individual meetings for every department.
C. Writing a comprehensive report with detailed
sections
D. Creating an interactive dashboard with drill-down
capabilities
1.Arrange the steps in conducting a survey.
I.Make a graphic representation of the
results.
II.Decide options for the survey questions.
III.Conduct the survey
IV.Tally the answers
a.I, II, III, IV c. III, II, IV, I
b.II, III, IV, I d. I, III, II, IV
Which among the choices cannot
be a source of evidence to strengthen one’s
claims?

a.statistics c. journals
b.researchers d. second hand information
The major problem in non -
respondents in survey research is
that -
a.they tend to be alike in many ways.
b.data cannot be analyzed for only part of a sample.
c.they may have different opinions than respondents.
d.they cannot be found to determine if they are
similar to respondents.
Which of these would help a historian
determine attitudes during a particular
time?
a.Political cartoon
b.Map
c.Chart
Graph
Why do survey researchers often use public areas?
a.Public areas allow easy access to many possible
participants.
b.The use of public areas is the most accurate way of
collecting information.
c.Good research ethics require that surveys be done in
public.
d.Survey takers must be given a chance to escape if
necessary.
If a researcher wants to study and gather
information about a phenomenon in its
natural setting without intervention, which
method is most appropriate?

A. Experiments C. Observations
B. Interviews D. Surveys
"What do you think about this
product?" belongs to what type of
Survey question?
a.Open-ended question
b.Matrix Question
c.Contingency Question
d.None of these
“Mary is preparing a financial report. The
report is a complex account, and it is usually
applied in major projects and organizations."
What types of report structures utilize the
aforementioned statement?
A. abstract and body
B. results and discussion
C. title page and table of contents
D. formal and structured language
What type of Survey Questions are
True or False Survey Questions?
a.Binary Question
b.Dichotomous Question
c.Bichotomous Question
d.Dual Questions
What is the first thing you need to do
when conducting a survey?

a.Give the respondents snacks.

b.Make sure your respondents are complete.
c.Give a letter of consent.
d.Have your cameras ready for documentation.
In writing various types of position papers, how
should the body paragraphs be structured?

A.Presenting only opposing viewpoints

B.Offering personal anecdotes without
evidence
C.Following a clear organization with each
paragraph supporting the thesis
D.Including unrelated information to make the
paper more capturing and interesting
What is the sequence in writing a
position paper?
a.end statement - introduction - content
b.content - introduction - end statement
c.introduction - content - end statement
d.Introduction - end statement - content
1.The following are asked to present a strong
argument, except-
a.Is it a real issue, with genuine controversy and
uncertainty?
b. Can you identify at least two distinctive positions?
c.Is this a lengthy issue?
d.Are you personally interested in advocating one of
these positions?
 What makes a good position paper?
a.The content of the position paper must focus on
arguments and evidences of both position statements.
b.The arguments in the position paper can contain
observation based on intuition or gut feeling.
c.The position paper must be at least ten to fifteen in
length that is edited by a field expert.
d.The position paper should include arguments and
evidence to support one-position statement.
“Kids are super spreaders of Covid - 19
virus.” Which statement supports the claim?

a.Kids spread virus while playing with friends.

b.A US study published in the Journal of Pediatrics
show that children have higher levels of virus
compared to adults.
c.Children are required to wear facemask to prevent
the spread of virus.
d.Children needs not to be vaccinated.
You are going to write about various kinds of
position papers. What will be your primary
purpose as a writer based on the options
below?
A. Criticize the readers
B. Entertain the readers
C. Persuade the readers
D. Inform and manipulate the readers
Which of the following is an example of
Argumentative Thesis?
a.Social media is dangerous for children.
b.Divorce should not be legalized in the
Philippines.
c.Bullying affects students’ behavior in school.
d.Homework should not be mandatory because it
gives less time for recreation and family time.
Why is it crucial in this case to present
factual evidence that is correctly cited?

A.Demonstrate creativity
B.Distract the audience
C.Discourage community involvement
D.Enhance the credibility of the argument
How can you make you’re a strong
position paper?
a.Be sure to annotate your paper
b.Give an educated & informed opinion with
supporting evidence.
c.Apply citations & references in the introductory part
of the paper.
d.Record your observations & post them in your tube.
How many points can be written in the
body of the position paper?

a.One main point

b.three main points
c.two main point
d.four main points
 Sentence : A researcher is
investigating the impact of social
media usage on teenagers' mental
health.
What method would be most suitable for collecting
data on the topic in the sentence above?
A. Case studies B. Experiments
C. Observations D. Surveys
Which term means a written or
spoken form of defense?

a. Argument b. Opening Statement

c. Opposition d. Satire
1.How many sources will you have to
provide in supporting your assertions?

a.One source
b.Two sources
c.Three sources
d.No need of any source
Sentence : The impact of a novel teaching
strategy on student learning outcomes is of
interest to an educational psychologist.

What methods should be employed in gathering

information for the study when referring to the
sentence above?
A. Conversations B. Experiments
C. Interviews D. Surveys
Which kind of claim is based in
proven data?
a.Claims of Fact
b.Claims of Policy
c.Claims of Value
d.None of these
Mark presented the results of his
experiment regarding the use of different
kinds of filters for face masks.
a.Survey Report
b.Laboratory Report
c.Field Report
d.Financial Report
It is a data gathering tool composed of set of
questions used in a survey and is utilized in
various fields such as politics, research, and
marketing.

a.Interview
b.Survey Questionnaire
c.Survey Report
d.Technical Report
Which of the following is NOT a guideline in
making questionnaires?

a.Questionnaires must use words that have clear

meaning.
b.Questionnaires should include translations.
c.Questionnaires must cover all possible options.
d. Questionnaires must cover personal
questions
First person is allowed in writing a position
paper if:
a. You are the writer.
b. You reject other’s argument.
c. You insist on your argument.
d. You include anecdote from your own
experience.
What type of Survey Questions is the
example below?
How would you rate the difficulty of this task?
Very easy
Easy
Moderate
Hard
Very hard
a. Ratio scale question c. ordinal question
b. Open ended question d. closed ended question
How much do you agree with the following statement?
"The online learning platform is user-friendly."
o Strongly disagree
o Disagree
o Neutral
o Agree
o Strongly agree a. Ratio scale question
What type of Surveyb. Dichotomous
Questions is the c. Interval question
example above? d. Likert scale question
Which of the following is the first step
in designing a survey report?

a. Analyzing the data

b. Writing the conclusion
c. Defining the objectives
d. Collecting the data
When writing the results section of a survey
report, what is most important?

a. Providing recommendations
b. Summarizing key findings with clear, factual data
c. Discussing potential flaws in the survey design
d. Presenting all the survey questions verbatim