Read/write 3(topic/sent outlines)

Question 1

Two Outline Formats

Answer 1

alphanumeric outline, decimal outline

Question 2

uses both letters and numbers as labels

Answer 2

alphanumeric outline

Question 3

uses only numbers as labels

Answer 3

decimal outline

Question 4

4 principles of outlining

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a. coordination
b. subordination
c. division
d. parallel construction

Question 5

requires ideas of the same relevance to be labeled in the same way

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coordination

Question 6

shows that minor details have to be placed under their respective major details

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subordination

Question 7

require that no cluster should only contain one item

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division

Question 8

requires all entries in each cluster to use the same structure and format

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parallel construction

Question 9

Kinds of Outline According to Structure

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topic & sentence outline

Question 10

a systematic arrangement of ideas using broad topics in the form of words or simple phrases as headers

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topic outline

Question 11

uses complete sentences as its entries

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sentence outline

Question 12

sentence outline is aka

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expanded outline

Question 13

outlinethat arranges your ideas hierarchically (showing which are main and which are sub-points), in the sequence you want, and shows what you will talk about.

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topic outline

Question 14

done in full sentences. It is normally used when your paper focuses on complex details. The sentence outline is especially useful for this kind of paper because sentences themselves have many of the details in them.

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sentence outline

Question 15

5 benefits of sentence outline

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a. clarity
b. flow of argument
c. efficiency
d. writing to length

e. time

Question 16

If you can’t write a clear sentence summarizing the paragraph’s point, you certainly can’t write a clear paragraph.

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clarity

Question 17

It is much easier to quickly judge whether the present order of paragraphs (as sentences in the outline) really makes the argument in the most effective way.

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flow of argument

Question 18

Revision of the plan of paper is much easier and quicker if you have only to delete or re-order sentences

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efficiency

Question 19

Doing this on the completed draft involves much more work. Since a concept must be explained when it first appears, interchanging paragraphs will require moving definitions. 1. Paragraphs should smoothly flow into each other. Reordering paragraphs may require extensive rewriting.

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efficiency

Question 20

With a sentence outline you can easily judge how long the manuscript will be and modify it to keep the essential material within the prescribed length.

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writing to length

Question 21

clarity, argument flow, efficiency, length management –can be done faster using a sentence outline.

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time

Question 22

6 steps in writing a topic outline

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a. thesis - top of page
b. points u must prove to prove ur point
c. main section
d. main point - thesis
e. sub points
f. repeat

Question 23

steps : sentence outline

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a. determine purpose
b. “ audience
c. notecards

Question 24

benefits of using notecards

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brainstorming, organize, order, label

Question 25

Group related ideas together. This may be accomplished by using notecards and sorting them into groups.

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organize

Question 26

Arrange material in subsections from general to specific or from abstract to concrete (e.g., organize the groups notecards into logical order).

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order

Question 27

Create main and sub headings for each group.

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label

Question 28

thesis statement is the

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central idea