FORMATIVE TEST M6 LA1(Moule 6 Learning Activity 1) DAN JAWBAN

Question 1 (1 point)

Questions 1 - 5 refer to the following text.

Guess what? The words you are reading right now were written by a copywriter. She/he made money doing it! Copywriters are people who create fresh written content for advertising, marketing and descriptive texts.

Copywriters can write more creative text, like ad- jingles, taglines, and other creative copy, or more research-based copy, like a job description on a website. Copywriters should know how to write for various mediums, such as print, web, radio and television. Copywriters work with editors to determine tone and brainstorm ideas, and may work with a designer or art director for advertising.

Copywriters might work for a company or work as a freelancer. They are hired based on their ability to create compelling text that draws readers in, conveys a certain message or entertains.

What is the writer's purpose of the text?

	To convince readers that copy writing is a promising job
	To inform readers about the job description of a copywriter
	To influence readers to have a career as a copywriter
	To show readers how easy it is to be a good copywriter

Question 2 (1 point)

The work of a copywriter includes writing which of the following piece?

	Research articles
	Students' textbooks
	Website contents
	Song lyrics

Question 3 (1 point)

This text is for questions 1 to 5

Based on the text above, to be a copywriter, you need to be qualified in which of the following?

Question 3 options:

	Being able to direct advertising
	The ability to work with an editor
	Understanding media discourses
	Competences to conduct research

Question 4 (1 point)

Why should a copywriter be able to produce convincing pieces of writing works?

	To be hired as a freelancer journalist
	To satisfy standards set up by an editor
	To make readers thinks critically
	To engage readers with the texts

Question 5 (1 point)

The word 'compelling' in "They are hired based on their ability to create compelling text..." is closest in meaning to....

Question 5 options:

	descriptive
	narrative
	argumentative
	persuasive

Question 6 (1 point)

This text is for questions 6 to 9.

Escrow officers, also known as loan officers, determine if people and businesses can qualify for a loan. Escrow officers work for banks and financial institutions and look over gathered financial documents, to determine how much people and businesses make, how much they owe and credit rating. They often meet with applicants to ask questions and verify information, explain types of loans and help applicants decide the right loan for them.

Escrow officers often use industry-specific underwriting software to help them determine the size and type of loan an applicant is qualified for. Once determined, escrow officers can approve or deny a loan, or give their information to someone in a management position for a final decision.

We can imply from the text about an escrow writer that it is....

	business oriented
	an unpopular term
	a busy job
	a quality job

Question 7 (1 point)

What does an escrow officer see from an applicant's documents?

	The applicant's personal details
	The applicant's financial status
	The applicant's debt
	The applicant's loan

Question 8 (1 point)

Based on the text, an escrow officer approves of or deny a loan based on....

	an applicant's assessment from software
	an applicant's credit rating
	an applicant's information given to an escrow officer
	the size of applicant's company

Question 9 (1 point)

The bold typed word "they" in paragraph 1 line 3 refers to....

	financial institutions Related:SOAL UP UKMPPG DAN JAWABAN KOMPETENSI PEDAGOGIK SEMUA JURUSAN TAHUN 2018 HALAMAN 6
	people and business
	financial documents
	escrow officers

Question 10 (1 point)

Step into the risk business. Insurance underwriters work for insurance companies to decide whether or not to give out insurance and the terms at which it is given. Underwriters work in insurance fields like life, health, mortgage or property and casualty, and look at many factors to determine approval for insurance.

Underwriters receive insurance applications from insurance agents, and then use rigorous tests and software programs to get recommendations on coverage. Depending on the type of insurance, factors can include accident history, health, income, age, etc. The program recommends amount of coverage and premiums, and the underwriter makes adjustments based on the individual, deciding whether to approve or reject the applicant.

In addition, underwriters write their findings in the policies for approval by the applicant.

The text mainly talks about....