EAPP REVIEWER (GOODLUCK) Flashcards

(34 cards)

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a form of communication
putting your ideas in any writing materials

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writing

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wriiten by professional in any given field

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academic texts

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often take years to publish

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academic texts

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use formal words and may contain technical terms

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academic texts

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include a list of references

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academic texts

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are non-objective/subjective

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non-academic texts

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main purpose is to inform and persuade

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academic texts

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written for the mass public

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non-academic texts

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published quickly and can be written by anyone

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non-academic texts

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uses casual and informal languange

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non-academic texts

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main purpose is to entertain

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non-academic texts

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four important features of academic texts

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formality, adjectivity, explicitness, and caution

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the language you use requires precision to make it legitimate piece of academic writing

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formality

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the writing must be impersonal and maintains a certain level of social distance

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objectivity

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demands the use of transitional words/phrasesps in a part of a study

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explicitness

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sentences used to be constructed in such a way that they show a level of complexity that reflects the sophistication of an academic writer

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what are the 3 critical reading strategies

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BDA, SQ3R, KWL

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BDA stands for what

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Before, During and After reading

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SQ3R stands for what

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Survey, Question, Read, Recite, and Review

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KWL STANDS FOR WHAT

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what you know, what you want to know, and what you have learned

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determine which type of academic you are reading

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before reading

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determine and establish your purpose of reading

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before reading

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identify the authors purpose for writing

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before reading

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predict or infer the main idea or argument of the text based on its title

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before reading

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anotate the important parts of the texts
during reading
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presents or describes the point of an essay
thesis statement
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it is usually presented in the last part of the introduction
thesis statement
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presents or describes the point of the paragraph in other word it is the main idea of the paragraph
topic sentence
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it can be located in the beginning, middle, or last of a paragraph
topic entence
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what are the five criteria in evaluating sources
-relevance -authority -currency -contents -location of sources
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you can check the title, tabke of contents. summary/abstract, introduction o headings of the text to have the sense of its content
relevance/authority/contents
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as much as possible, the date of publication should be at most five years earlier
currency
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avoid using blogs or personal homepage and wiki sites(wikipedia, wiktionary, wikiquotes)
location of sources
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in academic writing, reputable sites are those with .edu, .gov, .net, and .org in URL
location of sources