1. What is the main purpose of a text review?

A) To entertain readers

B) To persuade readers

C) To inform and evaluate a piece of work

D) To summarize the plot

E) To criticize the author's style

2. In a discussion text, which of the following is NOT typically included?

A) Arguments for both sides of an issue

B) Personal opinions

C) Statistical data and facts

D) Emotional appeals

E) Detailed plot summaries

3. Which part of a song usually contains the main message or theme?

A) Chorus

B) Bridge

C) Verse

D) Intro

E) Outro

4. What literary device is often used in a text review to emphasize the quality of a work?

A) Metaphor

B) Simile

C) Hyperbole

D) Personification

E) Irony
5. Which of the following is a characteristic of a discussion text?

A) Emotional language

B) Biased viewpoints

C) Logical structure

D) Lack of evidence

E) Ambiguous conclusions

6. In a song, what is the purpose of the bridge?

A) To introduce the main melody

B) To transition between verses and chorus

C) To provide background information

D) To end the song

E) To repeat the chorus

7. What is the primary focus of a text review?

A) Analyzing characters

B) Describing setting

C) Evaluating the work's strengths and weaknesses

D) Predicting future events

E) Summarizing the plot

8. Which of the following is NOT a common feature of a parts-of-songs analysis?

A) Examining lyrics

B) Analyzing instrumentation

C) Identifying themes

D) Describing character development

E) Interpreting metaphors
9. How does a discussion text differ from an argumentative essay?

A) It lacks a clear structure

B) It does not present opposing viewpoints

C) It focuses on personal experiences

D) It includes factual evidence and logical reasoning

E) It avoids emotional appeals

10. What part of a song is often repeated and emphasizes the main idea?

A) Chorus

B) Verse

C) Bridge

D) Intro

E) Outro

11. 1Which of the following is NOT a typical section found in a text review?

A) Introduction

B) Plot summary

C) Conclusion

D) Character analysis

E) Author's biography

12. In a discussion text, what is the purpose of presenting opposing viewpoints?

A) To confuse the reader

B) To show the author's bias

C) To provide a balanced argument

D) To discourage critical thinking

E) To support emotional appeals

13.What is the main function of the chorus in a song?

A) To introduce new themes

B) To provide background information

C) To repeat the main message or hook

D) To transition between verses

E) To end the song

14. 1Which of the following is NOT a typical question addressed in a text review?

A) What is the author's purpose?

B) How does the setting impact the story?

C) Who are the main characters?

D) What are the major themes?

E) What is the price of the book?

15. What aspect of a song's structure helps create a sense of unity and cohesion?

A) Intro

B) Verse

C) Bridge

D) Outro

E) Chorus

16. How does a discussion text differ from a narrative?

A) It focuses on telling a story

B) It presents arguments and viewpoints

C) It lacks a clear structure

D) It includes fictional characters

E) It avoids using evidence

17. What is the primary purpose of analyzing parts of a song?

A) To critique the artist's style

B) To understand the song's meaning and structure

C) To promote the song

D) To ignore the lyrics

E) To summarize the song's plot

18. What is the purpose of including evidence and examples in a discussion text?

A) To confuse the reader

B) To support arguments and viewpoints

C) To avoid critical thinking

D) To hide the author's bias

E) To create emotional appeals

19. Which part of a song typically introduces the main melody or hook?

A) Outro

B) Verse

C) Chorus

D) Bridge

E) Intro

20. What type of language is commonly used in a text review?

A) Emotional

B) Technical

C) Persuasive

D) Informative

E) Fictional
21. In a discussion text, what is the purpose of a conclusion?

A) To introduce new arguments

B) To summarize key points

C) To present biased viewpoints

D) To avoid logical reasoning

E) To provide emotional appeals

22. What is the significance of analyzing a song's instrumentation in parts-of-songs analysis?

A) It helps understand the song's structure and themes

B) It focuses solely on the lyrics

C) It critiques the artist's vocal style

D) It excludes the chorus

E) It ignores the song's meaning

23. How does a text review differ from a summary?

A) It includes personal opinions and evaluations

B) It presents only the main points of a work

C) It avoids analyzing characters and themes

D) It lacks a clear structure

E) It includes fictional elements

24. What part of a song often contains a change in tempo or key?

A) Verse

B) Chorus

C) Bridge

D) Outro

E) Intro
25. What is the purpose of including personal opinions in a discussion text?

A) To confuse the reader

B) To show bias

C) To provide a balanced argument

D) To avoid logical reasoning

E) To create emotional appeals

26. What is the main focus of a parts-of-songs analysis?

A) Critiquing the artist's style

B) Understanding the song's meaning and structure

C) Ignoring the lyrics

D) Summarizing the song's plot

E) Promoting the song

27. How does a text review differ from a critique?

A) It presents personal opinions and evaluations

B) It avoids analyzing characters and themes

C) It lacks a clear structure

D) It includes fictional elements

E) It focuses on summarizing the plot

28. What is the purpose of including counterarguments in a discussion text?

A) To confuse the reader

B) To strengthen the author's viewpoint

C) To provide a balanced argument

D) To avoid logical reasoning

E) To create emotional appeals

29. Which part of a song often contains background information or a story?

A) Chorus

B) Verse

C) Bridge

D) Outro

E) Intro

30. What literary device is commonly used in a discussion text to persuade readers?

A) Simile

B) Metaphor

C) Hyperbole

D) Irony

E) Alliteration

31. What is the main purpose of a parts-of-songs analysis?

A) To summarize the song's plot

B) To critique the artist's style

C) To understand the song's meaning and structure

D) To promote the song

E) To ignore the lyrics

32. How does a discussion text differ from an informative essay?

A) It avoids presenting factual information

B) It focuses on telling a story

C) It includes personal opinions and evaluations

D) It lacks a clear structure

E) It avoids using evidence

33. What part of a song often contains a catchy phrase or repeated line?

A) Outro

B) Verse

C) Chorus

D) Bridge

E) Intro

34. What is the primary focus of a text review's introduction?

A) To summarize the plot

B) To evaluate the work's strengths and weaknesses

C) To provide background information

D) To present the author's biography

E) To introduce personal opinions

35. What is the purpose of including statistics and facts in a discussion text?

A) To confuse the reader

B) To support arguments and viewpoints

C) To avoid critical thinking

D) To hide the author's bias

E) To create emotional appeals

36. Which part of a song often serves as a transition between verses and choruses?

A) Outro

B) Verse

C) Chorus

D) Bridge

E) Intro
37. What is the main function of a conclusion in a text review?

A) To summarize key points

B) To introduce new arguments

C) To present biased viewpoints

D) To avoid logical reasoning

E) To provide emotional appeals

38. How does a discussion text differ from a persuasive essay?

A) It avoids presenting arguments and viewpoints

B) It focuses on personal experiences

C) It lacks a clear structure

D) It includes factual evidence and logical reasoning

E) It avoids emotional appeals

39. What part of a song often contains a change in tone or mood?

A) Outro

B) Verse

C) Chorus

D) Bridge

E) Intro

40. What is the purpose of including emotional language in a discussion text?

A) To confuse the reader

B) To support logical reasoning

C) To provide a balanced argument

D) To avoid presenting arguments

E) To create emotional appeals

41. Which literary device is commonly used in a text review to emphasize the author's viewpoint?

A) Simile

B) Metaphor

C) Hyperbole

D) Irony

E) Personification

42. What is the main focus of a parts-of-songs analysis?

A) Critiquing the artist's style

B) Understanding the song's meaning and structure

C) Ignoring the lyrics

D) Summarizing the song's plot

E) Promoting the song

43. How does a text review differ from a summary?

A) It includes personal opinions and evaluations

B) It presents only the main points of a work

C) It avoids analyzing characters and themes

D) It lacks a clear structure

E) It includes fictional elements

44. What part of a song often contains a change in tempo or key?

A) Verse

B) Chorus

C) Bridge

D) Outro

E) Intro
45. What is the purpose of including personal opinions in a discussion text?

A) To confuse the reader

B) To show bias

C) To provide a balanced argument

D) To avoid logical reasoning

E) To create emotional appeals

46. What is the main focus of a parts-of-songs analysis?

A) Critiquing the artist's style

B) Understanding the song's meaning and structure

C) Ignoring the lyrics

D) Summarizing the song's plot

E) Promoting the song

47. How does a text review differ from a critique?

A) It presents personal opinions and evaluations

B) It avoids analyzing characters and themes

C) It lacks a clear structure

D) It includes fictional elements

E) It focuses on summarizing the plot

48. What is the purpose of including counterarguments in a discussion text?

A) To confuse the reader

B) To strengthen the author's viewpoint

C) To provide a balanced argument

D) To avoid logical reasoning

E) To create emotional appeals

49. Which part of a song often contains background information or a story?

A) Chorus

B) Verse

C) Bridge

D) Outro

E) Intro

50. What literary device is commonly used in a discussion text to persuade readers?

A) Simile

B) Metaphor

C) Hyperbole

D) Irony

E) Alliteration

Jawaban:

1.C) To inform and evaluate a piece of work

2. E) Detailed plot summaries

3. A) Chorus

4. C) Hyperbole

5. C) Logical structure

6. B) To transition between verses and chorus

7. C) Evaluating the work's strengths and weaknesses

8. D) Describing character development

9. D) It includes factual evidence and logical reasoning

10. A) Chorus

11. E) Author's biography

12. 1C) To provide a balanced argument

13. C) To repeat the main message or hook

14. E) What is the price of the book?

15. E) Chorus

16. B) It presents arguments and viewpoints

17. B) To understand the song's meaning and structure

18. B) To support arguments and viewpoints

19. E) Intro

20. D) Informative

21. B) To summarize key points

22. A) It helps understand the song's structure and themes

23. A) It includes personal opinions and evaluations

24. C) Bridge

25. C) To provide a balanced argument

26. B) Understanding the song's meaning and structure

27. A) It presents personal opinions and evaluations

28. C) To provide a balanced argument

29. B) Verse

30. E) Alliteration

31. B) To critique the artist's style

32. C) It includes personal opinions and evaluations

33. C) Chorus

34. C) To provide background information

35. B) To support arguments and viewpoints

36. D) Bridge

37. A) To summarize key points

38. D) It includes factual evidence and logical reasoning

39. D) Bridge

40. E) To create emotional appeals

41. E) Personification

42. B) Understanding the song's meaning and structure

43. A) It includes personal opinions and evaluations

44. 4E) Intro

45. C) To provide a balanced argument

46. B) Understanding the song's meaning and structure

47. A) It presents personal opinions and evaluations

48. C) To provide a balanced argument

49. 5E) Intro

50. C) Hyperbole