This quiz works best with JavaScript enabled. Home > Grammar > Academic Writing > Introductions Review – Quiz 2 🏠 Homepage 📘 Download PDF Books 📕 Premium PDF Books Introductions Review Quiz 2 (30 MCQs) Quiz Instructions Select an option to see the correct answer instantly. 1. What is the purpose of a hook or attention getter? A) Grab the reader's attention, make the reader want to read your essay, and inform the reader about what the essay is about. B) Tell the reader your claim and what 2-3 reasons you will be writing about in your essay. C) Allow the reader to see how your ideas are connected and flow into one another. D) Leaves the reader with the "action step" he needs to take after finishing your essay. Show Answer Correct Answer: A) Grab the reader's attention, make the reader want to read your essay, and inform the reader about what the essay is about. 2. Where are you from? A) I am from Taiwan. B) I am from the Taiwan. C) I from Taiwan. D) I am from Wugu. Show Answer Correct Answer: A) I am from Taiwan. 3. True or False:your paper should be 10, 000 words A) True. B) False. C) All the above. D) None of the above. Show Answer Correct Answer: B) False. 4. What acronym is used to remember what belongs in an introduction paragraph? A) ABC. B) ABT. C) ABBA. D) BTS. Show Answer Correct Answer: B) ABT. 5. What's this??We previously showed that intraperitoneal injection of OVA in OVA-orally tolerant mice, minutes before skin wound, promotes scarless wound healing associated with improvement in the pattern of collagen deposition in the neodermis and reduced number of mast cells and granulocytes in the wound bed (15). A) Hedging. B) Boosting. C) Passive voice. D) Self-citation. Show Answer Correct Answer: D) Self-citation. 6. Which element is NOT typically included in the background section of an academic introduction? A) Relevant statistics. B) Key definitions. C) Personal anecdotes. D) Historical context. Show Answer Correct Answer: C) Personal anecdotes. 7. I am writing a paper about the effects on immigration on economies. Which of the following might be relevant as background to put in the introduction?A. The number of immigrants around the worldB. Different types of immigrantsC. Periods of time when there have been large numbers of immigrantsD. Definitions of different types of economiesE. A summary of what different people have written about this topic before. A) A, B, D. B) A, C, E. C) A, B, D. D) C, E. Show Answer Correct Answer: A) A, B, D. 8. Gerund or Infinitive:Choose the correct form to complete the sentence:"The professor advised students ..... their essays before submission." A) Revising. B) To revise. C) Revise. D) None of the above. Show Answer Correct Answer: B) To revise. 9. What do you like to do on the weekend? A) I likes to read. B) I liked to read. C) I like to read. D) I lik to read. Show Answer Correct Answer: C) I like to read. 10. Which of the following does NOT use the Question Hook correctly? A) What do you think about school lunches?. B) Have you ever considered what the actual ingredients are in your school's lunch? How many calories and carbs are packed into a single roll? What about the preservatives in the food?. C) What do you think about school lunches? It's easy for me to say they're gross, but I never really thought about why I felt that way until now. D) None of the above. Show Answer Correct Answer: A) What do you think about school lunches?. 11. Introducing yourself is ..... when you meet someone new. A) Not important. B) Boring. C) Important. D) Funny. Show Answer Correct Answer: C) Important. 12. What is the definition of objectivity in journalism? A) Reporting facts without personal bias. B) Reporting opinions with evidence. C) Reporting facts with emotional detachment. D) Reporting facts with favoritism. Show Answer Correct Answer: A) Reporting facts without personal bias. 13. What are the elements that make news interesting? A) Timeliness, Proximity, Consequence, Prominence, Conflict, Emotions, Unusualness, Human Interest. B) Only Timeliness and Proximity. C) Only Prominence and Conflict. D) Only Emotions and Unusualness. Show Answer Correct Answer: A) Timeliness, Proximity, Consequence, Prominence, Conflict, Emotions, Unusualness, Human Interest. 14. I ..... a student. A) Am. B) Is. C) Are. D) None of the above. Show Answer Correct Answer: A) Am. 15. What are the components of a critique structure? A) Introduction, Summary, Analysis, Conclusion. B) Introduction, Analysis, Summary, Conclusion. C) Summary, Introduction, Analysis, Conclusion. D) Analysis, Summary, Introduction, Conclusion. Show Answer Correct Answer: A) Introduction, Summary, Analysis, Conclusion. 16. She ..... in the hallway. A) Am. B) Is. C) Are. D) None of the above. Show Answer Correct Answer: B) Is. 17. After someone introduces themselves to you, what can you say? A) I don't like you. B) Hello. C) Where is your school?. D) Nice to meet you!. Show Answer Correct Answer: D) Nice to meet you!. 18. What type of sentence is this? Close the door. A) Statement. B) Question. C) Command. D) Exclamation. Show Answer Correct Answer: C) Command. 19. What is the main purpose of the thesis statement in an introduction? A) To summarize previous research. B) To present the main argument of the paper. C) To list all sources used. D) To provide background information. Show Answer Correct Answer: B) To present the main argument of the paper. 20. Which sentence is properly punctuated? A) "I like bacon, " He said. B) "I like bacon." he said. C) "I like bacon, " he said. D) "I like bacon", he said. Show Answer Correct Answer: C) "I like bacon, " he said. 21. Which sentence has correct capitalization? A) She is from colombia. B) She is from colombia. C) She is from Colombia. D) She is From Colombia. Show Answer Correct Answer: C) She is from Colombia. 22. What is this?The absorption of intact or partially digested proteins through the intestinal mucosa is a common occurrence after meals and may trigger serious anaphylactic reactions. A) Move 1 Claiming centrality. B) Move 1 Reviewing previous research. C) Move 3:Announcing principal findings. D) Move 3 Outlining aims. Show Answer Correct Answer: A) Move 1 Claiming centrality. 23. When interviewing someone, what is the first question you ask them? A) "How are you today?". B) "What is your name and how is it spelled?". C) "What brings you here today?". D) "What would you like to discuss?". Show Answer Correct Answer: B) "What is your name and how is it spelled?". 24. A: "I am great, thank you ..... A) What are you?". B) Who are you?". C) How are you?". D) Where are you?". Show Answer Correct Answer: C) How are you?". 25. What's this?On the other hand, excessive inflammation may result in hypertrophic scar or in chronic ulcers (22, 24). A) Signposting and boosting. B) Old before new information. C) Signposting and hedging. D) Parallel language. Show Answer Correct Answer: C) Signposting and hedging. 26. When following the 21 question formula, do you actually have to write out a solid 21 questions each time? A) Yes. B) No, however, some are required. C) All the above. D) None of the above. Show Answer Correct Answer: B) No, however, some are required. 27. Just based on this hook, what is the topic of this essay:Walk into first period class in any high school across America and there will be a sea of teenage zombies wishing to be back in their beds instead of their desks at 8am. A) School start times. B) School lunches. C) School uniforms. D) Year-Round School. Show Answer Correct Answer: A) School start times. 28. What type of sentence is this? My last name is Davis. A) Statement. B) Question. C) Command. D) Exclamation. Show Answer Correct Answer: A) Statement. 29. How ..... you? A) Am. B) Is. C) Are. D) None of the above. Show Answer Correct Answer: C) Are. 30. A: "I am twenty-six years old ..... A) What age you are?". B) How are you?". C) Who old are you?". D) How old are you?". 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