reading and writing Flashcards

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________ In determining the patterns of development in a text

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Signal words

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used to indicate a change in a topic

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Signal words

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text flow smoothly

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FOCUS

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written text talk about a single idea

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UNITY

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supporting details are added to have a progress

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DEVELOPMENT

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most common article

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the

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9 patterns of development in writing across disciplines

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definition pattern
exemplification
chronology/procedure pattern
description pattern
comparison and contrast pattern
cause and effect pattern
problem solution pattern
classification/division
persuation pattern

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tells the reader what term or concept is being defined

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definition pattern

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maybe formal or informal in giving definition of a term or concept

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definition pattern

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commonly used in the sciences, humanities, and business

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definition pattern

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definition pattern. probing question:

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what is it
what are its limits

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provides specific and concrete examples to expound on the main idea

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exemplification pattern

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spider map / semantic map graph organizer is useful for this pattern

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exemplification pattern

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provides typical cases or examples

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exemplification pattern

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the main idea is placed along its diagonal line while the details of the main idea are placed on the side of the diagonals

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exemplification pattern

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exemplification pattern probing question:

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what are some typical cases or examples of it?

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organize ideas or events based on time

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chronology/procedure pattern

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form of narration or a process

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chronology/procedure pattern

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some writers consider this also as a narration pattern

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chronology/procedure pattern

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gives information of what a person, an object, a place, or a situation is like

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description pattern

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should have concrete and specific details

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description pattern

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appeals to the reader’s senses

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description pattern

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description pattern probing question:

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what does it look like?
what are the characteristics?

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__________ best graphic organizer to use in this pattern (comparison and contrast)

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Venn diagram

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similarities and differences of two or more things are explored
comparison and contrast
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focuses on the cause,reason, and the result or consequences of a certain phenomenon
cause and effect
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why something happens
cause
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fishbone map is the best organizer for this pattern
cause and effect
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what happens
effect
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with this pattern, the writer can explain how an event or action leads to another
cause and effect
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cause and effect probing question:
why did it happen? what caused it? what does it cause? what are its effects? how is it related to something else?
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organize ideas into problems and offers solution
problem-solution pattern
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_______answer the wh- question
problem
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_____present the major effects of the problem
solution
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when you use this pattern, this requires more paragraph because you need to write details
problem solution pattern
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sorthing or arranging things
classify
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according to common shared characterisitic
categorize or create division
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present the issue, position, supporting evidence
persuasion pattern
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shows how a set of evidence leads to a logical conclusion or argument
persuasion pattern
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according to _______________ many students have a problems comprehending expository text
dymoch (2005)
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is all about the structure of a text. it is the structural framework for writing
organization
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is the logical progression and completeness of ideas in text
organization
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components of text organization
physical presentation text structure
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physical presentation:
textual cues topic sentence/thesis statement locating the main idea heading/ subheading text chunks signal words
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text structure:
expository narrative grammar free
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is the central idea in written text
topic sentence
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STIC -
single idea topic sentence technique connectiveness
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defined as the set of resources for constructing relations in discourse which transcend grammatical structure
cohesion
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the act of forming a whole unit. focused on the grammatical aspect of writing
cohesion
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quality of being logical, consistent, and be able to be understood
coherence
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includes rhetorical aspects of writing which developing supporting your argument
coherence
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organizing and clarifying ideas
coherence
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_______whole text/composition
coherence
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________part of the whole text
cohesion
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six main ways that cohesion is created in a text
reference substitution ellipsis lexical chains cohesive nouns conjunction
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personal pronouns, demonstrative pronouns, and comparative articles
reference
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uses a word/phrase to replace a word/phrase used earlier
substitution
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omitting words because it is already understood in the context
ellipses
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one word is related to another
lexical chain
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sequence of related words in writing
lexical chain
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a kind of lexical reference, can summarize many words, and can be used to signal what is to come or can refer back
cohesive nouns
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connects the ideas of a clause or a sentence
conjunction
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example of conjunction:
and, or, but, firstly, moreover, however, furthermore etc.