What is a problem-solution text? *

1 point

A. This type of text gives the cause of an event and its effect.

B. This type of text provides a narrative or story to the readers.

C. This type of text structure introduces a problem then explains a solution.

D. This type of text structure narrates the life story of a particular person

Which of the following is true about problem-solution text? *

1 point

A. It focuses on a specific problem and searches for solution.

B. It focuses on a problem only.

C. It focuses on a solution only.

D. None of the above.

Problem: There is a big need for rice, fruits, and vegetables. Solution: __________ *

1 point

A. The farmers took a leave for a month.

B. The farmers worked harder to harvest more crops.

C. The farmers left their farmlands for urban development.

Problem: You only have your baon but you want to buy a phone. Solution: __________ *

1 point

A. Buy more food during recess because you need to it.

B. Stop studying and help your parents work.

C. Keep a portion of your baon and save.

Problem: __________ Solution: You studied longer and read more books. *

1 point

A. You are running out of school supplies at home.

B. Your scores are low and you grades are getting lower.

C. Your tummy is getting bigger and bigger.

Problem: __________ Solution: Jing exercises and jogs everyday. *

1 point

A. Jing has difficulty in answering Math questions.

B. Jing doesn’t want to watch horror movies.

C. Jing noticed she is gaining weight.

Problem: Charles wants to become a soldier. Solution: __________ *

1 point

A. Charles must start doing hardcore exercises.

B. Charles should study more and read more.

C. Charles must eat less and rest more.

What is a propaganda? *

1 point

A. It is a statement that describes an object.

B. It is a short passage that tells a story about an event.

C. It is a statement that gives information about a product.

D. It is a presentation of information that influences a customer.

Which of the following is not a type of propaganda? *

1 point

A. Generalization

B. Name- calling

C. Card stacking

D. Bandwagon

It is a type of propaganda that makes a person buy something that everyone else talks about, wants, or buys. *

1 point

A. Testimonial

B. Bandwagon

C. Transfer

D. Card stacking

This is a technique in which an advertiser tries to transfer the good or bad feelings you have associated with something to their brand, product, or service.*

1 point

A. Plain Folks

B. Bandwagon

C. Name- calling

D. Transfer​