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- 1ML A stands forModern Language Association
- 2APA stands forAmerican Psychological Association
- 3Define plagiarismusing another writer’s words as your own
- 4What is paraphrasingrestating the authors words into your own
- 5What is a thesis statement? What should be included in a thesis statement? How should thesis statements be stated?summation of your essay topic in 1-2 sentences, keeps writing focused on topic, clearly states the views the author will have throughout the paper
- 6Explain the purpose/form of the works cited pagegives credit to your sources used in the writing
- 7What is a parenthetical reference? List at least 2 ways to parenthetical reference in a research paper.APA, MLA. Citing sources in the paper with the author names, article title, etc in parenthesis
- 8How are direct quotes longer than 4 typed lines treated in a research paper?Start the quotation on a new line, with the entire quote indented ½ inch from the left margin, parenthetical citation- after the closing punctuation mark, don’t need quotation marks
- 9What does “qtd. in” mean?quoted in—used when you need to quote an author who is quoted by another author
- 10What is the difference between literal and analytical reading?literal reading - straightforward meaning
analytical reading - involves values - 11List the different types of introductionsstory, comment/position, ask a question, end with a thesis
- 12List the different types of conclusions.quote, state/restate thesis, brief emphatic sentence, stop when the story is over
- 13What does it mean to “annotate the text”?read, highlight, write notes,
- 14Identify and define the three audience appeals used in speech and written discourse.Ethos-source's credibility, the speaker's/author's authority, Logos-the logic used to support a claim (facts and statistics), Pathos-the emotional or motivational appeals (details, emotions)
- 15What is an annotated bibliographylist of sources with short summaries or annotations for each that directs the reader to the main topic of the essay
- 16Where should topic sentences fall within a paragraph?between the opening and closing sentences, first in the paragraphs
- 17What does revision consist of?purpose, thesis, audience, structure, support, language, peer responses
- 18What should you do when writing from recall?write from memory, show more then tell
- 19How can you generate ideas?freewriting, reading, thinking, imagining, brainstorming, observing, mapping, seeking motives, asking a reporter’s questions
- 20Define parallelism also known as parallel structureseries of words, phrases, clauses, or sentences with the same grammatical form and are occurring at the same time
- 21How should a subject and verb agree?singular or plural
- 22What should you do when writing from observation?give sensor details including smell, sight, taste, touch, and hear.
- 23What’s the difference between an implicit and explicit thesis?implicit- indirectly suggests rather than directly states
explicit thesis- plainly states and helps readers directly see the point - 24List the words used for transitional phrases.then, soon, next, first, in other words, in conclusion, also, too, besides, moreover, in addition, similarly, in the same way, likewise, whereas, on the other hand, in spite of, even though, but, however, nevertheless, for this purpose, although, for instance, frequently, generally, for the most part, to be sure, obviously…
- 25Essay organization can be divided into spatial, chronological, and logical. Explain each.spatial- left to right, top to bottom, back to front,
chronological- time order first, second,…
logical- least important to most, cause to effect, problem to solution - 26What are the five main steps of the writing process as listed in your text?Prewriting, Writing, Editing, revising, Publishing.
- 27What’s the difference between subjective and objective?subjective-personal feeling, emotion, aesthetics, etc.
objective- facts, things quantifiable and measurable - 28Needless words should be removed in what ways?cut transitions, descriptors, long sentences, wordiness
- 29How do you analyze a subject?divide it into parts, examine each part
- 30What should you include in an article summary?paraphrased summary, main idea, important arguments, author’s name, title of work,
- 31How do you assess the validity of an online source?background info, no ads, rarely have opinions, .org/.gov/.edu,
- 32Why is it important to recognize logical fallacies?make messages feel more persuasive and undermine the author's credibility
- 33Explain the following: comma splice, fragment & fused sentence.Comma Splice: sentence adds info without comma and conjunctions, Fragment: incomplete thoughts, Fused Sentences:two independent clauses are joined without any punctuation or connecting word between them (run-on)
- 34What is a past participleshows something that has happened and is still happening
- 35What is an ambiguous pronoun?when more than one antecedent occurs; unsure of who or what a pronoun refers to
- 36What are shifts and how do you avoid them?unnecessary changes in tense, voice, mood, person, etc…
proofread, keep things in the same tense - 37What is the purpose of a research proposalit includes an outline, sources, main subjects/topics, thesis,
- 38How do you strengthen a literary analysisProvide evince to form the text
- 39How do you strengthen a thesis statement?be specific about the topic, argumentative, concise
- 40“Thinking about your thinking” is calledmetacognition
- 41What is the difference between a primary and secondary source?primary- first person auto-biography
secondary- someone else telling the story- biography
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