English Flashcards

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It is the principal professional association in the United States for scholars of language and literature that aims to “strengthen the study and teaching of language and literature.”

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Modern Language Association, or commonly known as MLA

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How do you document a book with a single author?

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  1. Write the last name first, followed by the first name.
  2. The entire title of the book in italics.
  3. Place of publication, then colon (:).
  4. The publisher or publishing house, followed by a comma, and then add the year of publication.
  5. Put a period for separation of information, then add the classification of material (printed or web).
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How do you document a book with 2 authors?

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The same pattern as the first rule, however, both the names of the authors should be written and the arrangement of the names of the authors should be:
Last Name, First Name (first author), and First Name, Last Name (second author).

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This is an abbreviation of the Latin term “et alia,” which means “and others.” It is used in source citations to save space when there are too many authors to name them all.

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et. al.

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It is a symbol used to represent the repeated name of an author or editor.

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3-em dash

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It is the manner in which the writer gives credit or acknowledges other people (book) as the source of the original information.

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In-text citation or parenthetical referencing

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What is the first rule of in-text citation that tells us how to cite a source of information?

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When quoting a portion of somebody’s work, you need to acknowledge the source by writing the author’s surname and the page reference closest to the quoted part.

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State the second rule of in-text citation that explains the citing of sources with page only.

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When including the author’s name in the text, cite only the page reference.

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Describe how to cite a book with two authors.

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When quoting from a book with two authors, the two surnames must be written.

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Explain the fourth citation rule, which explains how to cite a book with three authors.

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When quoting from a book with three authors, the names of all the three authors must be cited.

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How do we cite two books with different authors and page references?

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When quoting from two books, the fifth rule of in-text citation states that the author and pagereferenceof each book must be cited.

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What does the sixth rule of in-text citation teach us?

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When quoting from two locations (pages) in the same book, both page references must be cited.

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If parents want to understand their children’s behavior during their early teenager life, they must know that according to psychologists, teenagers assert their own space and declare their independence, imagined or real, in a style that they believed to be effective (Antonio 69).

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RULE #1 | Citing a source of information

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According to Dr. Roman Antonio, parents must be aware that their teenagers assert their own space and declare their independence, imagined or real, between the ages of 13-16 in a style they believe to be effective (69).

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RULE #2 | Citing a source with page only

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A child who grew up in overly protected surroundings is more likely to develop fear in his/her environment (Santos and Reyes 288).

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RULE #3 | Citing a book with 2 authors

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These finding reveal important developments in human anatomy research… (Miranda, Limwell, and Tan 187).

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RULE #4 | Citing a book with 3 authors

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Every researcher in the field of food technology should not ignore the significant change in the process called … (Russel 134; DeNievo 445).

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RULE #5 | Citing 2 books with different authors and page reference

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The Yeast Type 43 when added to any form of carbohydrates produced both harmful and beneficial products (Del Mundo 89 176).

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RULE #6 | Citing two locations (pages) from the same book

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It is a statement, argument, or claim that is argued, defended and supported in an essay.

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Thesis statement

20
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What are the characteristics of a thesis statement?

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A thesis statement is one sentence, declarative, short and concise, can be defended with evidence, and an opinion statement without saying “I think” or “I feel.”

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These are the three parts of a thesis statement that can be used to make it easier and faster to write.

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Subject, claim, and 3 points of support

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It is the first sentence of a paragraph that tells the reader the main idea of what the paragraph will be about.

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Topic sentence

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These are sentences that give specific details about the main idea of the paragraph. This is the “body” of the paragraph and contains all the important information for the reader.

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Supporting sentences

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It is the minimum number of supporting sentences.

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3

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These are linking words used in supporting sentences that connect sentences and ideas in the content. They help the audience move from one idea to another, building a coherent relationship within the document.

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Transition words

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This sentence summarizes the paragraph and restates the topic sentence. It should begin with a conclusion signal.

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Concluding sentence

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These are words used to signal the transition from the body of the paragraph (supporting sentences) to the concluding sentence (last sentence). They inform the readers that the information that follows will serve as the conclusion of the paragraph.

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Conclusion signals

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It consists of one or more paragraphs (a minimum of at least three body paragraphs) that aim to support the thesis statement of the essay.

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Body paragraphs

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It is the main idea of the body paragraph and must be patterned according to the main idea(s) presented in the thesis statement.

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Topic sentence

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These sentences must be presented in sentence form and should consist of factual information, evidence, reasons, statistical reports, or cited information that will support the topic sentence in the paragraph.

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(3) Supporting sentences

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Why do we need a thesis statement?

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Because, a thesis statement can:
1.Help you find main ideas
2.Write with a purpose
3.Master different modes of writing
4.Summarize a topic
5.Narrow down a topic
6.Develop clear and concise thinking and writing
7.Help you understand the purpose behind different types of essays
8.Help you write stories which have a premise