English Comp ENG201 Latest Test
Questions with Complete Correct
Solutions 2025-2026 Updated.
OAQS method- - Answer -helps in giving clear, helpful, and complete feedback on peer
writing.
Observe-noticing and saying something about it
Appreciate-to praise something in writing
Question-asking after reading the essay
Suggest-giving helpful advice about possible changes.
What is a working bibliography and why do we use it? - Answer - a list of the sources that
you have used and or intend to use in your research.
-Compiling this list helps you to track your research, develop your final bibliography, and avoid
plagiarism.
different type of organizational effects. how to organize it. wh - Answer -Cause and effect
-Compare and contrast
-Chronological
-problems and solution
What is brain storming/reading early? Why and how do we use it? - Answer -you stimulate
your subconscious mind to mull over issues, identify problems, and project solutions even while
conscious mind is working on other things.
how to summarize papers - Answer -requires sifting out the least important points, sorting
the essential ones to show their relationships, and stating those points in your own words.
Skim first by reading closely/re-read - capture the text argument/state main point in own words
by being objective-test your summary/check summary against original.
different types of verbs - Answer action-Harry "honked" the horn
linking/state of being- Harry is impatient/ harry "seems"
, Ellipsis - Answer three periods to show that one or more words have been omitted in a
quotation. When typing leave one space before and after each period. ( . . .)
Period - Answer Used to end a sentence that makes a statement , requests something, or
gives a mild command.
e.g Solomon has a Ph.D.
question mark - Answer -Used at the end of a direct question. e.g what can I know?
-do not use for an indirect question. e.g After listening to Edgar sing, My Bryant asked him if he
had ever had formal voice training.
-Do you often ask yourself,"What should I be?"
-Used to show uncertainty- This July will be the 34th (?) anniversary of the first moon walk.
Capitalization - Answer Used for proper nouns and all proper adjectives
Max suggested,"Let's take the guided tour of the campus first." e.g The Republican Party. Also a
specific course (e.g Who teaches Art History 202?). Capitalize the months of the year (January).
-do not capitalize:
when in parenthesis and located in the middle of another sentence.
-Giving directions e.g (They moved south to cut the tree) compared to (Many businesses moved
to the South). The latter determines a section of the country.
-Follows a possessive (Did your dad park the stereo?) compared to (Did Dad pack the stereo)?
-A field of study (Professor Deal loves teaching history)
-Seasons of the year are not to capitalized.
What is a personal essay and why do we write them? rules about - Answer -Writers develop
personal essays to explore meaningful aspects of life-people, experiences, and things that they
care for and are shaped by.
Rules: PURPOSE, AUDIENCE, TOPIC.
Written for the general audience
Types: Narration (Characters, Dialogue, Action, Settings), Description, Reflection
Anecdote - Answer A brief narrative that focuses on a particular incident or event. OR
a brief story that enlivens your writing while introducing a topic or illustrating an idea.
Questions with Complete Correct
Solutions 2025-2026 Updated.
OAQS method- - Answer -helps in giving clear, helpful, and complete feedback on peer
writing.
Observe-noticing and saying something about it
Appreciate-to praise something in writing
Question-asking after reading the essay
Suggest-giving helpful advice about possible changes.
What is a working bibliography and why do we use it? - Answer - a list of the sources that
you have used and or intend to use in your research.
-Compiling this list helps you to track your research, develop your final bibliography, and avoid
plagiarism.
different type of organizational effects. how to organize it. wh - Answer -Cause and effect
-Compare and contrast
-Chronological
-problems and solution
What is brain storming/reading early? Why and how do we use it? - Answer -you stimulate
your subconscious mind to mull over issues, identify problems, and project solutions even while
conscious mind is working on other things.
how to summarize papers - Answer -requires sifting out the least important points, sorting
the essential ones to show their relationships, and stating those points in your own words.
Skim first by reading closely/re-read - capture the text argument/state main point in own words
by being objective-test your summary/check summary against original.
different types of verbs - Answer action-Harry "honked" the horn
linking/state of being- Harry is impatient/ harry "seems"
, Ellipsis - Answer three periods to show that one or more words have been omitted in a
quotation. When typing leave one space before and after each period. ( . . .)
Period - Answer Used to end a sentence that makes a statement , requests something, or
gives a mild command.
e.g Solomon has a Ph.D.
question mark - Answer -Used at the end of a direct question. e.g what can I know?
-do not use for an indirect question. e.g After listening to Edgar sing, My Bryant asked him if he
had ever had formal voice training.
-Do you often ask yourself,"What should I be?"
-Used to show uncertainty- This July will be the 34th (?) anniversary of the first moon walk.
Capitalization - Answer Used for proper nouns and all proper adjectives
Max suggested,"Let's take the guided tour of the campus first." e.g The Republican Party. Also a
specific course (e.g Who teaches Art History 202?). Capitalize the months of the year (January).
-do not capitalize:
when in parenthesis and located in the middle of another sentence.
-Giving directions e.g (They moved south to cut the tree) compared to (Many businesses moved
to the South). The latter determines a section of the country.
-Follows a possessive (Did your dad park the stereo?) compared to (Did Dad pack the stereo)?
-A field of study (Professor Deal loves teaching history)
-Seasons of the year are not to capitalized.
What is a personal essay and why do we write them? rules about - Answer -Writers develop
personal essays to explore meaningful aspects of life-people, experiences, and things that they
care for and are shaped by.
Rules: PURPOSE, AUDIENCE, TOPIC.
Written for the general audience
Types: Narration (Characters, Dialogue, Action, Settings), Description, Reflection
Anecdote - Answer A brief narrative that focuses on a particular incident or event. OR
a brief story that enlivens your writing while introducing a topic or illustrating an idea.
