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Reading and Writing 3rd Quarterly Exam Reviewer
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- 1group of sentencesparagraph
- 2main/ central point in the paragraphmain idea
- 3where main idea can be found, it summarized the texttopic sentence
- 4support the main ideasupporting details
- 5unity of ideas in a paragraphcohesion
- 6this means to stick together; the quality of being logical and well organizedcoherence
- 7allow smooth flow between words by linking thoughts from one to anothertransitional devices
- 8give the 5 logical patterns to achieve coherencechronological
spatial
order of importance
compare and contrast
topical order - 93 structures of the textintro
body
conclusion - 10gives sequence of eventschronological order
- 11how things fit together in a physical spacespatial order
- 12details arranges from last to most important idea (v.v.)order of importance
- 13how things are similar/different from one anothercompare and contrast
- 14details arranged according to subtopics within a larger topictopical order
- 15it provides background of the textintroduction
- 16it supports the thesis statement, gives facts, reasons, examplesbody
- 17it ties the ideas in the text togetherconclusion
- 18ideas are put together in a logical mannerorganization
- 19order things happenedchronological
- 20series of items, aka listing, to support main ideaenumeration
- 21list of steps/directionsprocess
- 22physical location of objects in spacespatial order
- 23spelling, grammar, technicalities in structure of textmechanics
- 24indicators of a well written textlanguage use
- 25used in personal texts, for family and friendsinformal language
- 26used in academics and official textsformal language
- 27commonly found in everyday lifefamiliar language
- 28straight to the pointdirect language
- 29easy to understand, avoids highfalutin wordssimple language
- 30free of any stereotype of ethnicity or religionunbiased language
- 31type of unbiased language where communicator must be careful not to favor a certain gender when constructing sentencesgender neutral language
- 32the circumstances that give an idea about and event so that it cam be fully understoodcontext
- 334 components of contextsubject
purpose
audience/readers
occasion/situation - 34relationship formed between two texts that ensures connection between themintertextuality
- 35who coined the term "intertextuality" in 1967?Julia Kristeva
- 36what was the essay written by Julia Kristeva where the term "intertextuality" was coined?Word, Dialogue, and Novel
- 372 forms on intertextualitywriter references a literary text
writer references media or social text - 38associated with computing, arrangement of infos in a computer which pictures are linked from one another -non linear way of sharing infosHypertext
- 39who coined the reading process, "reactive to interactive. (v.v.)?Michael Riffaterre
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