Finals

Question 1

• Short and concise representation of the key
  ideas of sources materials.
• Resolution of a core principle in textbooks,
  pamphlets, articles, parts of reports, or
  others.

Answer 1

Summarizing

Question 2

• the expansion of an idea by formulating
  one’s thoughts, recording a message,
  speaking or writing in one’s own words.
• Introducing ideas from another sources in
  your own words.

Answer 2

Paraphrasing / transcribing

Question 3

• Reproducing words from another source
  using exactly the same wording.
• Copying in verbatim the content of the
  article.

Answer 3

Quotations

Question 4

using ideas, data, or any relevant
information of another without giving proper credit
or acknowledgment

Answer 4

Plagiarism

Question 5

taking a sentence and changing
the structure of the words
without changing the meaning.

Answer 5

Rephrasing

Question 6

Write exactly what someone
else had said, word for word.

Answer 6

Quoting

Question 7

Overview of the source.

Answer 7

Summarizing

Question 8

involves rewriting a sentence
using different words to convey the same
meaning,

Answer 8

Paraphrasing

Question 9

involves taking a
sentence and changing the structure of the words
without changing the meaning.

Answer 9

Paraphrasing

Question 10

is the encapsulated
thoughts before the act of acknowledgment.

Answer 10

Idea Heading Format

Question 11

is the summarized
main ideas that arrive after the given date.

Answer 11

Date Heading Format

Question 12

put in a short or concise form;
reduce in volume

Answer 12

Encapsulate

Question 13

• a 150-250 word paragraph that provides
  the reader with an overview of the essay and its
  structure. Its main purpose:
  ● summarize the content of the work.
  ● briefly describes the most important aspects
  of the content of a scholarly paper .

Answer 13

Abstract

Question 14

pique of interests of the
target

Answer 14

Descriptive Abstract

Question 15

present key ideas.

Answer 15

Summative Abstract

Question 16

150-300 words; it is last to be
written.

Answer 16

Research Abstract

Question 17

The Abstract is great (detailed enough) if it’s:

Answer 17

1. Summarizes the key ideas or major point of
   your paper.
2. Comprehensively touching on all important
   points
3. The content can be processed efficiently.

Question 18

• The word means “accurate” or “to cut brief”.
• the condensation of the thesis and major
  points of a paper.
• method of summarization that preserves the
  tone, proportions, and meaning of the
  original text.
• More exactness in your understanding of
  what is being said.

Answer 18

Précis

Question 19

• is a concise, condensed content of general
  ideas.
• a brief description or presentation of the
  content or gist of the text.
• the purpose is to provide the reader with a
  clear and objective picture of the original
  text.

Answer 19

Summary

Question 20

• 250-750
  long words. They are not just summaries, but
  important evaluations, analyses, or assessments of
  various works. It evaluates the following:
  ● Academic works
  ● Artworks
  ● Design
  ● Graphic design

Answer 20

Reaction papers, reviews, and reviews

Question 21

About your emotion
- 2-5 page documents in which the writer
responds to one or more texts.
- Purpose: encourage students to think
critically about texts.

Answer 21

Reaction Paper

Question 22

About your opinion
- critical and comprehensive reviews that
provide new insights or interpretation of a
subject through evaluation.
- Purpose: review recent progress in a
particular topic.

Answer 22

Review Paper

Question 23

Intellectual Discourse;
Evaluation
- summarizes and gives a critical evaluation of
a concept or work.
- Purpose: provide the editor with an
evaluation of the manuscript.

Answer 23

Critique paper

Question 24

treats each work as a distinct
work of art. The key to understanding a text
is through the text itself

Answer 24

Formalism

Question 25

also called feminisms, focuses on how literature presents women.

Answer 25

Feminist Criticism

Question 26

is concerned with the reviewer’s reaction as an audience of a work.

Answer 26

Reader-Response Criticism

Question 27

is concerned with differences between economic classes and implications of a capitalist system.

Answer 27

Marxist Criticism

Question 28

provide readers with a summary of the proposed research projects with the aim of obtaining funding to carry them out. Its uses are: ● Serves as the basis for a complete proposal ● Helps to determine if a particular project is feasible. ● Used to attract the interests of potential funders.

Answer 28

Concept papers

Question 29

Parts of concept paper:

Answer 29

1. Introduction 2. Objectives 3. Rationale 4. Terms and conditions 5. Recommendations

Question 30

- a way to identify a particular term and clarify its meaning. - Its main purpose is to clarify and explain concepts, ideas, and problems by answering the question "What does this mean?

Answer 30

Definition

Question 31

is an explanation method that takes a sentence, poem, citation, or passage from literary or scientific research, interprets it, and explains it in detail.

Answer 31

Explanation/Explication

Question 32

- a type of academic writing that presents the author's or his person's perspective or perspective on a particular topic. - The main goal is to participate in a larger discussion by setting and outlining your discussion and proposed course of action. - The purpose is to generate support for the problem.

Answer 32

Position paper

Question 33

significance of the Position paper/Why write?

Answer 33

● Can be used to provide knowledge and understanding on a particular topic ● Can provide decision support ● Can provide a career perspective. ● Can be used to explain and implement policies or procedures in government.