Eapp Flashcards

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Analytic, interpretive, or critical composition

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Essay

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2
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A shorter piece of research, either individual or group work, with the topic chosen by the students

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Paper

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3
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It is a lengthy piece of writing normally done by a student

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Thesis/Dissertation

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4
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Inter-office documents distributed to inform employees

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Memorandum

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5
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Official workplace document that presents and analyzes data to provide information and recommendations.

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Report

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6
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Written language is relatively more complex than spoken language

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Complexity

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7
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Academic writing is relatively formal

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Formality

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8
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Facts and figures are given precisely

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Precision

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9
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Written language is in general objective rather than personal

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Objectivity

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10
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Make it clear to the reader how the various part of the text

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Explicitness

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11
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It is necessary to make decisions about your stance on a particular subject

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Hedging

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12
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You must be responsible for

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Responsibility

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13
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Academic writing uses vocabulary accurately

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Accuracy

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14
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Academic writing is well organized.

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Organization

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15
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Academic writing is well planned.

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Planning

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16
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The rhetorical situation in wriitng

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Purpose
Audience
Topic
Writer
Context
17
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Refers to the degree of formality of language use

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Register

18
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Pertains to the writer’s attitude or treatment of the subject matter

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Tone

19
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It explores a subject matter fully by presenting both detonation and connotation

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Definition

20
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It explains or clarifies a subject by presenting examples to support a general statement

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Illustration

21
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It uses vivid details to allow the readers to visualize the subject and get the dominant expression of the text

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Description

22
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It shows how something works

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Process analysis

23
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It explains two ideas/object by showing their similarities and differences

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Compare and Contrast

24
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It analyses why something happens

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Cause and effect

25
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It works by clustering objects, people, or events based on their similarities and characteristics.

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Classification