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EAPP

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  1. 1IT IS THE PROCESS OF PLANNING AND OUTLINING INFORMATION SO THAT YOU CAN WRITE EFFECTIVELY REGARDING YOUR TOPIC.PREWRITING
  2. 2IT IS REFERRED TO AS CLUSTERING THIS ALLOWS YOU TO EXPLORE HOW IDEAS FIT TOGETHER.MIND MAPPING
  3. 3AN ACT OF PUTTING ON A PIECE OF PAPER ON ANY WRITING MATERIALS, VISUAL SYMBOLS OR REPRESENTATIONS OF THE WRITER'S LANGUAGE THAT RESULTS FROM SOCIAL CONVENTIONSWRITING
  4. 4SUMERIAN TYPE OF WRITINGCUNEIFORM
  5. 5SUMERIAN WRITING WHICH SPREAD THROUGH THE MIDDLE EAST AND EGYPT -USED SYMBOLS OR PICTURES TO STAND FOR THEIR IDEAS ABOUT THEIR ENVIRONMENTHIEROGLYPHIC
  6. 6WHAT WERE THE REASONS BEHIND EARLY WRITING ACTS?IDEAS AND NOT SPEECH
  7. 7a place of instruction that teaches and learns theories.academe
  8. 8a school that provides training in special subjects or skills (hands-on)academy
  9. 9it is used for publications that are read by teachers and researchers or presented at conferencesacademic writing
  10. 10it refers to the forms of expository and argumentative prose used by students. Generally, academic writing is expected to be precise, semi-formal, impersonal and objective.academic writing
  11. 11why is academic writing a process?it starts with posing a question, problematizing a concept, evaluating an opinion, which ends in answering the questions posed therefore clarifying the problem and or arguing a stand.
  12. 12process of informed writingThinking-->research-->solid-proof-->facts/data-->information
  13. 13what are the specific purpose of academic writing?To Inform
    To Persuade
    To Argue or make a specific point
  14. 14what are the features of Academic Writing?Formal
    Specific
    Thinking
  15. 15what are the considerations of Academic Writing?content
    structure
    language and style
    mechanics
  16. 16it is the purpose of the thesis statementcontent
  17. 17it refers to coherence; sequence of ideasstructure
  18. 18language and style is......(formal) word choice (vocabulary) and sentence construction
  19. 19what are the mechanics of writing?grammar, spelling, punctuation, capitalization, formatting and documentation
  20. 20it involves scrutinizing the information that you read or hearcritical reading
  21. 21what is critical reading?investigate, validate whether it's true or not, credible or has solid proof
  22. 224 ways to become a critical reader1. Annotate the text
    2. outline
    3. summarize
    4. evaluate
  23. 23it contains the important details and is paragraph longsummarize
  24. 24highlight the text, circle, underline, put marginal notes.annotate the text.
  25. 25question the writers idea, tend to validate, investigate, one should be skeptical.evaluate
  26. 26the first people who invented writingthe Summerians in 3000 BC.
  27. 27contains main topic and sub-topicoutline
  28. 28you're either going to approve or disapprove or both?evaluate
  29. 29you don't usually believe what the text says unless it is proven or it has evidenceEvaluate
    -judgment
  30. 30critically evaluate the textJudgment -
    express your opinion, validate, investigate
  31. 31central idea (gist)summary
  32. 32getting important detailssummary
  33. 33express judgementevaluating
  34. 34tend to investigate the things that has been readcritical reader
  35. 35True or false: in order to be a critical reader: annotate, outline, summarize and paraphrasefalse/evaluate
  36. 36in _______ you can write anything that comes to your mindfalse/ creative writing
  37. 37____ is the most common academic paper in a class.false/reaction paper
  38. 38__________- is the process of thinkingscience
  39. 39___________is the science of thinkingLogic
  40. 40_____ it provides the background of the writingIntroduction
  41. 41choosing a topicprewriting
  42. 42_________is the series or stages or activities that a writer moves through as they compose.W
  43. 43it's adding, deleting, changing or rearranging your compositionrevising
  44. 44what is the focus of revising?organization
  45. 45in this stage you refine your compositions through a series of draftdrafting
  46. 46what is the main focus of drafting?content
  47. 47how many percent does writers use prewriting as their first stage before actual writing?70%
  48. 48what is the purpose of the prewriting stage?Choosing the topic and generating ideas
  49. 49what are the concerns sentences, security, anonymity of prewriting?Audience
    purpose
    form
  50. 50what is prewriting?getting ready to write stage
    warm-up
    rehearsal activities
  51. 51what are the stages of prewriting?brainstorming
    mind mapping
    clustering
    freewrting
    questioning
  52. 52main focus of the prewriting stageanalyzing
  53. 53a rough draft stagedrafting
  54. 54putting the pieces into "final form"Editing
  55. 55in this stage you make sure that you follow the mechanics by proofreadingEditing
  56. 56what do you do when you check for the possible errorsproofreading
  57. 57what are the mechanics that you need to follow in proofreading?usage
    punctuation
    capitalization
    spelling
    formatting
    grammar
  58. 58what is the goal for editing?to make it optimally readable
  59. 59a preliminary version of a piece of writingdraft
  60. 60it argues a stand (process starting a question)academic writing
  61. 61the author expresses the meaning of the story and the passage by changing the wordsParaphrase
  62. 62presentation of the main point of a passagesummary
  63. 63result of logic, or result of poor kind of reasoningfallacy
  64. 64a list of essential topics and sub-topicsOutline
  65. 65refers the process of discoverycritical reading
  66. 66the final stage of the writing processPublishing
  67. 67A.K.A sharing deals with a greater appreciation to the audience and its role in the writing processpublishing
  68. 68parts of a film reviewtitle
    synopsis
    general impression
    body
    recommendation (6th part)
  69. 69aspects of a film reviewplot
    acting
    cinematography
    musical score
    special effects
    editing
    script
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FlashCards sobre EAPP, criado por mare tennan em 23-08-2017.
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