Q2 — Rws Flashcards

(41 cards)

1
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A _____ text contains the plot which gives direction in making a story.

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Narration

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2
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In developing narration, the ________ presentation of events plays an important role.

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Sequential

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3
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______ words help to create unified thought and to show the transition of events to the next.

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Signal

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4
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The events’ _______ order helps show the reader how the story moves.

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Chronological

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5
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This involves the use of adjectives and adverbs in the paragraph.

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Description

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6
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Two types of Description

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Subjective Discription
Objective Description

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7
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without biases ( Kinds of Description )

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Objective Description

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Personal impression / you tend to give your judgment of how you experience the place.

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Subjective Description

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This provides concise but exact meanings of unfamiliar words and explains special meanings for familiar words. It is often used to explain technical words and concepts.

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Definition

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Two types of Definition

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Informal Definition
Formal Definition

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11
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It is the dictionary meaning of the word

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Denotation

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12
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It is the secondary meaning of a word and is not necessarily included in the dictionary.

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Conotation

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This consists of three principal parts: the species (WORD) n + Genus (CLASS) + Differentiate.

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FORMAL DEFINITION

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14
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The most common and effective pattern to explain an idea or point.

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Exemplification

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15
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It is used when a writer needs to sort out or arrange subjects into groups.

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CLASSIFICATION

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16
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discusses elements that are similar

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Comparison

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17
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Discusses elements or ideas that are different.

18
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Two common ways to organize Compare and Contrast

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Block Method
Point-by-point

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The _____ is used to compare and contrast two subjects one at a time.

20
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if you would want to address one subject at a time, you may use _______ comparison.

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Point-by-point

21
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is a text development pattern which explains why something happens.

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Cause and Effect

22
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Presents a problem, usually discussing several aspects of the problem, then concludes by discussing solutions to the problem.

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Problem and Solution

23
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It can be in the form of an argument, discussion, exposition, review or even an advertisement.

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Persuasive Text

24
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Not only clear but logical and aesthetic

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Two basic features that facilitate textual continuity.
Cohesion and Coherence
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The connection and organization ideas in a text to create unity.
Coherence
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Unifying ideas by binding words, phrases, sentences and paragraphs, thus, show relationships and smooth "text flow".
Cohesion
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According to Purdue Online Writing Lab (2020), there are five major issues with appropriate language that should be avoided in an effective and well-written text.
LANGUAGE USE
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how formal the situation is.
Formality Of The Language
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Used by groups of individuals in the same field.
Jargons Or Specialized Language
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Expressions that do not literally mean what they express.
Slangs
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Different from the meanings of the individual word it contains.
Idioms
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Essential in all types of writing, — spelling, punctuation, capitalization
Mechanics
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Synonymous with belief, argument, assertion, or stand.
Claims
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CATEGORIES OF CLAIM
Explicit Claim Implicit Claim
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Claim that is directly and clearly stated
Explicit Claim
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Claim that is indirectly expressed
Implicit Claim
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Types of Claim
Claim of Policy Claim of Fact Claim of Value
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Something is a settled fact.
Claim of Fact
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There is an action to be done or a solution to be taken. (claim of solution)
Claim of Policy
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If the argument challenges the decision making or judgment leading to acceptance or rejection of the reader, then it is considered to be a ______ .
Claim of Value