Essays, Articles, and Speeches Flashcards

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Brief nonfiction pieces often
found in periodicals.

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Articles

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2
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They are newspapers and magazines which are published periodically.

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Periodicals

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3
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It examines and discusses a topic, often presenting the
author’s emotions and thoughts.

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Essay

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4
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It typically explore ideas and opinions.

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Essay

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5
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It presents a topic and often
marks a specific occasion.

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Speech

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6
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There are many types of ___________, ranging from informal talks to formal lectures.

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Speeches

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7
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Characteristics of speeches and essays.

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  • Style
  • Tone
  • Perspective
  • Purpose
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8
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Is the way in which an
author uses language.

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Style

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9
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It reflects an author’s individuality and can be as unique as a fingerprint.

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Style

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10
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Many factors contribute to an author’s style, including:

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A. Level of formality
B. Use of figurative language
C. Word choice
D. Sentence patterns
E. Methods of organization

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11
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Is the author’s attitude toward both the subject and the audience.

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Tone

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12
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It is often described with a single adjective: formal, ironic, amused, angry, and so on.

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Tone

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13
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Is the viewpoint or
opinion an author expresses.

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Perspective

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14
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It occurs when the presentation of a viewpoint becomes so one-sided that a writer distorts facts or uses emotional language to
unfairly influence
the reader or listener.

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Bias

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15
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Is the author’s reason
for writing or speaking.

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Purpose

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16
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Common purposes include the following:

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A. To inform
B. To entertain
C. To persuade
D. To praise
E. To celebrate
F. To warn

17
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Types of Essays

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  • Narrative
  • Descriptive
  • Expository
  • Persuasive
  • Reflective
18
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It is a type of essay that tells the story of real events or an individual’s personal experience.

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Narrative Essay

19
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It is a type of essay that creates an impression about a person, an object, or an experience.

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Descriptive Essay

20
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It is a type of essay that provides information, explores ideas, or explains a process.

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Expository Essay

21
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It is a type of essay that attempts to convince readers
to take a course of action or adopt the writer’s position on an issue.

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Persuasive Essay

22
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It is a type of essay that conveys the writer’s thoughts and feelings about a personal experience or idea.

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Reflective Essay

23
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Types of Speeches

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  • Address
  • Talk
  • Oration
  • Lecture
24
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A formal, prepared speech that is usually delivered by someone of importance.

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An informal speech delivered in a conversational style.
Talk
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An eloquent speech given on a formal occasion.
Oration
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A prepared speech that informs or instructs an audience.
Lecture