EAPP MT Flashcards

(49 cards)

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depends primarily on the purpose of text which in turn determine how its written

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TEXT TYPE

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is a nonfiction writing and is written using special text features with the intention of informing the reader about a specific topic

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INFORMATIONAL TEXT

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what is the intention of informational tetx?

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TO INFORM READER A SPECIFIC TOPIC

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it explains the nature of soemthing and describes the thing that is being defined

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DEFINITION/ELUCIDATION

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gives concrete details regarding a certain thing , focusing on the appearance , characteristic and action

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DESCRIPTION

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presents a chronological narration of a historical period , a sequential description of a process or a procedure

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RECOUNT OF SEQUENCE

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it records the reasons causes and consequences or effects of events

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CAUSE AND EFFECT

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presents a reason why a situation is obtained

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CAUSE AND EFFECT

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starts by discussing the problem and it will end by having a positive solution

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PROBLEM - SOLUTION

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it shows the similarities and differences in terms of characteristics of any other items like groups of people individual people books characters animals etc

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COMPARISON AND CONTRAST

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a process of making or stating a list of things

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ENUMERATION

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it presents the groupings types classes and categories that constitute a concept presented in hierarchial order

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CLASSIFICATION

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it primarily serves the purpose of arguing a point / position or interpretation

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THESIS - EVIDENCE

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mathematics is easily recognizable because of its unique language features

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MATHEMATICS TEXT

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uses symbols in place of words such as symbols for operations like + for addition and x for multiplication

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MATH

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has a special vocabulary/ jargon like mathematics but some compound nouns are standard expressions

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BUSINESS TEXTS

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jargons include remit, obligate, collateral , interest , stocks , etc

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BUSINESS TEXTS

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also recquires knowledge of jargon of its specific , for example political science, economics, sociology, and psychology

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SOCIAL SCIENCE TEXTS

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communism, monarchy and executive branch

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POLITICAL SCIENCE

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market, profit, equity and trade relations

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migration , social classes , and discrimination

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depression , suicidal , personality , motivation

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technical terms , symbols and abbreviations are common in these text

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NATURAL SCIENCE TEXTS

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these text includes physics , chemistry and biology

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NATURAL SCIENCE TEXTS

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common words in these text such as power, pressure , force , work and impulse have a technical meaning
NATURAL SCIENCE TEXTS
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like other disicplines, they have their content - specific terms or jargons including gothic , mood , symbols , balnce , mosaic , hue , etc
LITERATURE AND THE ARTS
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what makes this discipline unique is that it has the dominant use of connotative language and figures of speech to describe content
LITERATURE AN DTHE ARTS
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enumerate kinds of informational text (9)
DEFINITION/ ELUCIDATION DESCRIPTION RECOUNT OF SEQUENCE CAUSE-EFFECT PROBLEM-SOLUTION COMPARISON AND CONTRAST ENUMERATION CLASSIFICATION THESIS EVIDENCE
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types of language and text structure across disciplines ( 5)
MATHEMATICS TEXT BUSINESS TEXT SOCIAL SCIENCE TEXT NATURAL SCIENCE TEXT LITERATURE AND THE ARTS
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examples includes dictionaries, glossaries, encyclopedia articles
DEFINITION/ELUCIDATION
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examples includes travel brochures, product descriptions , restaurant menus ,
DESCRIPTION
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examples includes news articles , historical account , personal narratives
RECOUNT OF SEQUENCE
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examples includes scientific paper, public health campaigns , economic analysis
CAUSE-EFFECT
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examples includes policy papers, busienss reports , academic paper,
PROBLEM SOLUTION
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examples includes consumer reviews, academic essays, political debates
COMPARISON CONTRAST
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examples includes ingredients lists, inventory , travel checklists
ENUMERATION
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examples includes library catalogs, biological taxonomies, political categories
CLASSIFICATION
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examples include research paper, legal briefs, environmental reports
THESIS - EVIDENCE
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general term for graphically organizing and representing the various parts of text in a manner that shows how the parts relate to each other
TEXT MAPPING
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text mapping for definition
CONCEPT MAP
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text mapping for description
COMPARISON CHARTS
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text mapping for recount of sequence
TIMELINE/FLOW DIAGRAM
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text mapping for cause and effect
FISHBONE DIAGRAM
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text mapping for problem solution
PROBLEM SOLUTION MATRIX ( PROBLEM : WHO WHAT WHY SOLUTION : WHO WHAT RESULT : WHO WHAT ) ( FINAL OUTCOME: POSITIVE OUTCOME )
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text mapping for comparison and contrast
VENN DIAGRAM
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text mapping for enumeration
BULLET POINTS
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text mapping for classification
TREE DIAGRAM
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text mapping for thesis evidence
ARGUMENT MAP
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what directions arrow points in thesis- evidence
TOWARDS MAIN IDEA