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Critical Reasoning, Writing and Presentation Practice Test
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Critical Reasoning & Writing means making reasoned judgments and interpretations of the ideas, arguments, and claims of others presented in the texts you read.  Critical readers don't read looking only or primarily for information. Instead, they read to determine ways of thinking about the subject matter.

Critical Reasoning, Writing and Presentation Practice Test
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25 Questions

1. Do you…………..feel nervous .
2. Proper organisation of relevant points in a critical discourse is called
3. Misinterpreting the opponents arguments in a weak way to refute it easily is called ………fallacy.
4. The sentence that states the main point that you are going to explain in a paragraph is called
5. When we ask for justifications, we are thinking
6. The last part of a presentation is
7. Is there …………….market nearby?
8. The arguments and facts of a discourse are restated in………………..
9. The number of women MPs has increased ……………..across the country.
10. ………………is the appropriate medium for addressing a global audience.
11. Scholarly articles are always written by……………..people.
12. …………….. is not a standard of critical writing
13. Words having the same or almost the same meaning as another word are called
14. Academic writing aims at providing……………kind of information
15. The earth goes………. the sun.
16. You can have a maximum of ……..words in a transparency
17. ……………….is a reference guide to the recently published articles in periodicals
18. It is preferable to use …….words in each line while preparing transparencies.
19. ‘the’ is a………….
20. To note down only the important points while reading, we use ………….method
21. To cite a source in text using MLA format, write
22. You …………..called yesterday
23. Resources that are based on a particular subject area are called
24. Which of the following is a type of persuasive discourse
25. A formal letter is written for ……………purpose.