4th Monthly Exam RWS11

In critical reading, you formulate evaluative statements by making inferences and drawing relevant and insightful conclusions.

It is a process by which readers use clues and “read between the lines” to gather information and evidences.

In making inferences, be sure not to assume too much by going beyond the available information; otherwise, your inferences might become incorrect.

It is an arguable, controversial topic or subject.

It is the supporting detail given by the author for the claim.

It is an attempt to move or shift the prestige of a positive symbol to a person or an idea.

It is used by propagandists to convince the audience that the speaker is from humble origins whom they can trust and who has their best interests at heart.

It is the communication between two or more parties through professional writing of letters and emails.

Most correspondence includes and introduction, a middle section, and a conclusion.

It is the most important aspect of a job search.

It is a formal document that provides an overview of your professional qualifications, including your relevant work experience, skills, education, and notable accomplishments.

An effective way to connect with an organization in which you are interested in seeking employment.

It is sent to those organizations whose offers you are rejecting.

Which of the pictures does not show cheating in any form.