MODULE 4

Question 1

A specialized form of academic writing in which a reviewer evaluates the contribution to the knowledge of scholarly works such as academic books and journal articles.

Answer 1

Article Critique

Question 2

usually ranges from 250 to 750 words, not simply a summary but a critical assessment, analysis, or evaluation of a work.

Answer 2

Article Critique

Question 3

The article critique usually ranges from how many words?

Answer 3

250 to 750

Question 4

What are the parts of an Article Critique?

Answer 4

Introduction, Body, Conclusion

Question 5

The introduction consists of how many percent in the Article Critique?

Answer 5

5%

Question 6

This part of the Article Critique consists of the title of the book/article, writer’s name, and writer’s thesis statement.

Answer 6

Introduction

Question 7

What does the Body of the Article Critique consist of?

Answer 7

Summary & Review/Critique

Question 8

The body of the Article Critique consists of how many percent?

Answer 8

85%

Question 9

This part of the body consists of the writer’s objective or purpose, methods used (if applicable), major findings or claim.

Answer 9

Summary

Question 10

The summary consists of how many percent in the Article Critique?

Answer 10

10%

Question 11

This part of the body includes appropriateness of methodology to support the arguments, theoretical soundness, soundness of explanation in relation to other available information and experts, sufficiency of explanation, other perspectives in explaining the concepts and ideas, coherence of ideas.

Answer 11

Review/Critique

Question 12

The review/critique of the Article Critique has no? and it consists of how many percent in the paper?

Answer 12

particular order and 75%

Question 12

This part consists of the overall impression of the work, scholarly value of the reviewed article/book, benefits to the intended audience and, suggestion for future directions.

Answer 12

Conclusion

Question 13

The conclusion consists of how many percent in the paper?

Answer 13

10%

Question 14

It elicits the expected response from the readers which can be achieved through a concise, tactful, and accurate writing style. It serves several purpose: for sale efforts, for complaints, for information dissemination, for relationship building, for problem-solving, and many others.

Answer 14

Business Letter/s

Question 15

What are the following parts of a business letter?

Answer 15

Letterhead, Date, Inside Address, Attention line, Salutation, Body, Complimentary Close, Signature Block, Identification Initials, Enclosure Notation, Copy Notation

Question 16

This identifies the writer, his/her address, and contact numbers

Answer 16

Letterhead

Question 17

it indicates the date the letter was written. The date is placed between the letterhead and the inside address

Answer 17

Date

Question 18

it identifies the reader’s name, position and company, and address. It is placed immediately below the date.

Answer 18

Inside Address

Question 19

It is used when the writer wishes to address the whole company but wants to bring it to the attention of a particular person in the company.

Answer 19

Attention line

Question 20

This refers to the writer’s formal greeting to the reader

Answer 20

Salutation

Question 21

This contains the message of the letter. Paragraphs are single-spaced internally but double-spaced to separate paragraphs.

Answer 21

Body

Question 22

refers to the expression used to end a letter

Answer 22

Complimentary close

Question 23

What are the following level of formality of the complimentary close?

Answer 23

Highly formal, Polite & Formal, Less formal, Informal & Friendly

Question 24

includes the signature and the typed name of the sender

Answer 24

Signature block

Question 25

indicates the typist’s initials if the sender is not the one who personally typed the document

Answer 25

Identification Initials

Question 26

refers to the attachments to the letter

Answer 26

Enclosure Notation

Question 27

indicates the name of the secondary recipients of the letter

Answer 27

Copy Notation

Question 28

The copy notation is indicated by cc which means?

Answer 28

carbon copy/courtesy copy

Question 29

What are the three formats of a business letter?

Answer 29

Full block, Modified block, Semi block

Question 30

It comes from the Latin term memorare which means "to remember". It is meant to inform as well as to persuade people within organization. It follows and inverted pyramid structure; the most important information comes first, supporting data and example, and least important information as last

Answer 30

Memorandum/Memo

Question 31

the Latin term memorare means?

Answer 31

"to remember"

Question 32

What are the parts of a Memo?

Answer 32

Memo head, To line, From line, Date line, Subject line, Body, Identification initials, Enclosure notation, Copy notation

Question 33

this identifies department/office name, address, and contact numbers

Answer 33

Memo head

Question 34

it indicates the name and title of the receiver

Answer 34

To line

Question 35

indicates the name of the sender, should affix initials for verification

Answer 35

From line

Question 36

serves a chronological record for reference

Answer 36

Date line

Question 37

announces the main content or topic of the memo

Answer 37

Subject line

Question 38

contains the message of the memo

Answer 38

Body

Question 39

indicates the typist's initials if the sender is not the one who typed the document

Answer 39

Identification initials

Question 40

refers to the attachments to the memo

Answer 40

Enclosure notation

Question 41

this indicates the name of secondary recipients of the letter

Answer 41

Copy notation

Question 42

It can serve many purposes: can be used from directives, transmittals, documentations, confirmations, explanations of procedure, recommendations, status reports and inquiries.

Answer 42

Electronic Mails/E-mail

Question 43

This letter is a type of personal business correspondence which states your intention to work in a particular organization. It should be enclosed every time you send your resumé. It can be a response to a job advertisement, an unsolicited inquiry to a prospective employer as part of your direct mail strategy, or a letter to a recruitment agency

Answer 43

Application letter for Employment/Job Application Letter/Cover letter

Question 44

What are the parts of a cover letter?

Answer 44

Letterhead, Date line, Inside Address, Salutation, Introduction, Body, Conclusion, Complimentary Close, Signature, Signature block

Question 45

contains the address of the sender

Answer 45

Letterhead

Question 46

states the date when your letter was written

Answer 46

Date line

Question 47

indicates the full name of your intended recipient or the addressee, his/her position, company, or institution they are a part of, and its address

Answer 47

Inside Address

Question 48

begins with the word dear, followed by the (title) and family name of the recipient, and ends with a colon

Answer 48

Salutation

Question 49

introduce yourself and state your purpose in writing to the receiver

Answer 49

Introduction

Question 50

present your work experience, academic qualifications. trainings, etc.

Answer 50

Body

Question 51

the part where you pen your signature above your full name

Answer 51

Signature block

Question 52

a word or phrase that formally bids the letter to a close

Answer 52

Complimentary close

Question 53

indicate your interest for an interview, how they can contact you

Answer 53

Conclusion

Question 54

A tool that summarizes your skills, educational background, experiences, and other qualifications. It helps to market your skills to a prospective employer. It functions as a persuasive document which allows you to proceed to the next stage of the recruitment process which is the interview.

Answer 54

Resumé

Question 55

This type of resume lists a candidate's job experiences in chronological order. Commonly favored by employers, as it is very straightforward. Best for applicants with steady career progression in business, government, and whose employer is a respected name.

Answer 55

Reverse Chronological

Question 56

This resume consolidates skills and responsibility by describing them on a general way under headings that represent different areas of expertise instead of job title; focuses on skills and not on job titles. Best for job-hoppers, career changers, new graduates, or people with minimal work experience.

Answer 56

Functional Resume