PCC ENGLISH 126 CERTIFICATION TEST
PAPER 2026 FULL QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT ANSWERS GRADED A+
● Topic sentence. Answer: States goal of paragraph begins with key
words ends with reason
● Clincher. Answer: Well structured sentence that reemphasizes key
ideas
● Outline. Answer: Provides fence for composition
● Unity. Answer: All parts contribute to the SINGLE idea of the whole
● Coherence. Answer: All ideas are CONNECTED and FLOW in a
logical order from beginning to end
● Transitions. Answer: Are words or phrases that show the relationship
between paragraphs or sections of a text or speech
● Sentence. Answer: Contains subject, verb, complete thought
● Fragment. Answer: Missing subject and verb
, ● Run on. Answer: Independent clauses joined improperly
● Equal ideas. Answer: Commas, cordaniation
● Unequal ideas. Answer: Subordinate
● Unrelated ideas. Answer: Separate
● Inductive reasoning. Answer: Specific to general
Conclusion from examples
● Deductive reasoning. Answer: General to specific
applying principles to specific situation
● Syllogism. Answer: Reasoning in which a conclusion is drawn from
two given or assumed propositions
● Warrant. Answer: s the glue that holds an argument together. It links
the evidence to the claim.
● Unabridged. Answer: Dictionary not cut down
PAPER 2026 FULL QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT ANSWERS GRADED A+
● Topic sentence. Answer: States goal of paragraph begins with key
words ends with reason
● Clincher. Answer: Well structured sentence that reemphasizes key
ideas
● Outline. Answer: Provides fence for composition
● Unity. Answer: All parts contribute to the SINGLE idea of the whole
● Coherence. Answer: All ideas are CONNECTED and FLOW in a
logical order from beginning to end
● Transitions. Answer: Are words or phrases that show the relationship
between paragraphs or sections of a text or speech
● Sentence. Answer: Contains subject, verb, complete thought
● Fragment. Answer: Missing subject and verb
, ● Run on. Answer: Independent clauses joined improperly
● Equal ideas. Answer: Commas, cordaniation
● Unequal ideas. Answer: Subordinate
● Unrelated ideas. Answer: Separate
● Inductive reasoning. Answer: Specific to general
Conclusion from examples
● Deductive reasoning. Answer: General to specific
applying principles to specific situation
● Syllogism. Answer: Reasoning in which a conclusion is drawn from
two given or assumed propositions
● Warrant. Answer: s the glue that holds an argument together. It links
the evidence to the claim.
● Unabridged. Answer: Dictionary not cut down
