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Sbe 100: Introduction To Reading And Writing Skills. Question Paper

Sbe 100: Introduction To Reading And Writing Skills.

Course:Bachelor Of Arts In Sociology And Political Science

Institution: Rongo University question papers

Exam Year:2014

QUESTION ONE

a. Identify and explain any four levels of
reading.(8marks)
b. Briefly explain five characteristics of effective
paragraphs. (5marks)
c. What is writing.(2marks)
d. Briefly explain five factors that contribute to
fast reading(5marks)
e. Briefly explain five advantages of the written
form over the oral form.(7marks)

QUESTION TWO

i. Punctuate the following sentences:

a. Most nomads owuor explained raised animals

b. Agriculture dominates the economy mining is
another important activity

c. As most people are aware diamonds are the
hardest known substances

d. The highest waterfall in the world angels falls located in venezuala

e. A large city as you can see employs many police
officers

ii. Compare expository and argumentative writing. Focus on any five points.(5marks)

iii. Explain the PINCER study method. (10marks)

QUESTION THREE
a. Briefly explain five characteristics of a good
summary. (10marks)

b. Write the correct spelling of the following words
and state the course of the misspelling

i. Imortal
ii. Defination
iii. Goverment
iv.Decieve
v. Semptembre

QUESTION FOUR
a. Assume that you are the chairperson of
Tangaza Peer Group. You have decided to hold
a meeting on May 10, 2014 to discuss the
achievements of the group in the year 2013.
Write to the members. (10marks)

b. Explain FIVE factors that contribute to ineffective (slow) reading. (10marks)

QUESTION FIVE
a.Explain five characteristics of argumentative
writing. (10 marks)
b.Explain five significances course `Reading and
writing skills` to a university student. (10marks)

Sbe 100: Introduction To Reading And Writing Skills. Question Paper

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