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Final Test Question Examples

The document outlines various types of questions for a final test, including argumentative, compare and contrast, comparative/superlative/equality, reading graphs, paraphrasing, and references. Each section provides example questions to illustrate the types of inquiries that can be made. The focus is on assessing reading comprehension and critical thinking skills across different formats.
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Final Test Question Examples

The document outlines various types of questions for a final test, including argumentative, compare and contrast, comparative/superlative/equality, reading graphs, paraphrasing, and references. Each section provides example questions to illustrate the types of inquiries that can be made. The focus is on assessing reading comprehension and critical thinking skills across different formats.
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Questions Example for Final Test

Argumentative (Reading): 5 questions


The example questions:
1. What is the primary role of actuarial science in modern society?
2. What is a common criticism of actuarial science mentioned in the passage?
3. What is the author’s overall stance on actuarial science?

Compare Contrast Paragraph (Reading): 5 questions


The example questions:
Between 1800 and 2000, the U.S. population experienced two distinct trends. From 1800 to
1900, the growth was gradual and steady, increasing from 5 million to 76 million. In contrast, the
20th century (1900–2000) saw much faster and more dramatic growth, with the population
surging from 76 million to 300 million. Unlike the 19th century, which showed a consistent but
slower pace of growth, the 20th century demonstrated accelerated growth, reflecting
advancements in technology, healthcare, and immigration. While both centuries showed an
overall increase, the rate of change and the scale of growth were markedly different.
1. The U.S. population grew faster in the 20th century than in the 19th century. (T/F)
2. The population in 1900 was 300 million. (T/F)
3. From 1800 to 1900, the population growth was gradual and steady. (T/F)

Comparative, Superlative, Equality: 15 questions


The example questions:
1. This is the ______ pizza I have ever eaten.
A) tastiest
B) more tasty
C) taste
D) more tastier
2. The market conditions in both countries are _______ for starting a business.
a. more favorable than
b. most favorable
c. as favorable as
d. favorable
3. This math problem is ______ challenging than the last one.
A) least
B) as
C) the most
D) more
Reading Graph: 5 questions
The example questions:

1. In which year, the ratio of investment and profit is maximum for company A?
a. 2001
b. 2000
c. 1998
d. 1997

2. From 1996 to 1997 the profit of company A is?


a. level out
b. rose
c. dropped
d. fluctuated
Paraphrasing 5 questions
The example questions:
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1. He reminds me of the stereotypical absent-minded professor.
A) He uses his stereo like an absent-minded professor.
B) Our professor forgets everything.
C) He uses the type of stereo that my professor used to use.
D) He makes me think of the classic forgetful professors.
2. I left a message for you at the hotel reception desk.
A) The message you left me was at the reception desk.
B) The hotel receptionist took a message for you.
C) The hotel reception desk is the place I left you a note.
D) The note I left was found at the reception desk of the hotel.

References: 5 Questions
The example questions:
1. What is an appropriate reference based on this description: Someone called Greg DePersio
wrote this web page, which is very useful. It was published on October 28, 2024. The title is:
Accounting vs. Auditing: What's the Difference?. The URL is [Link]
and I quote some information from it on November 7th 2024. answer : D

2. What kind of reference is this: Bradley, T. (2013). Essential Mathematics for Economics and
Business (4th ed.). Chichester: John Wiley and sons.
A. In-Text Citation
B. Journal Article
C. Book
D. Website Article

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