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EAPP 2nd Grading Flashcards

1
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are specialized forms of
writing in which a reviewer or reader evaluates the
following…

Scholarly works ( Academic books and articles)

Work of art (Performance art, Play, Film)

Designs ( Furniture, Fashion designs)

Graphic design ( Posters, commercials, etc.)

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Reaction and review paper

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In reaction and review papers, they use both ____ and ____ to substantiate their comments.

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proofs and logical reasoning

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3
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Introduce the
materials

Provide some context

Include concise thesis
statement

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Introduction

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4
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Summary of
the material

Reactions

Analysis

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Body

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5
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Summarize your
overall reaction
and any insights
you gained from
the material.

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Conclusion

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It explains how it resonated or
impacted your perspective.

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Personal Response-

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7
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Examine the author’s arguments,
evidences, and writing style. Discuss the effectiveness
of author’s method in conveying message. Provide
example and evidences from the material.

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Analytical Approach-

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8
Q

Explore the historical, cultural, or
societal context in which material was created.
Discuss how the time period or the background
influenced the content and your reaction.

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Historical or Cultural-

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9
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Compare the materials you
are reacting to with other similar works.

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Comparative Approach-

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A type of academic writing that critically

analyzes and evaluates a source or concept.

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Critique paper

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Critique paper are often used in academic settings to help students develop their

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critical thinking and writing skill.

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It should identify the work being critiqued, state the main argument or purpose of the critique, and provide a brief overview of the structure of the paper.

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Introduction

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It should provide a concise overview of the main points of the work being critiqued.

It should be in your own words and should be a restatement of the author’s arguments

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SUMMARY

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  • This section should provide a critical analysis of the work being critiqued.
  • Discuss the strengths and weaknesses of the work.
  • Support your critique by providing evidences found in the material.
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CRITIQUE

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  • It should summarize the main points of the critique and offer a final assessment of the work being critiqued.
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CONCLUSION

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  • Literary works contain intrinsic properties and treat each work as a distinct work of art.
  • Simply, understanding the text is through understanding the text itself. The context, the author, and the symbols.
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Formalism

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  • Focuses on how literature presents women as subject of socio-political, psychological, and economic oppression.
  • How patriarchal ideology is an overpowering presence.
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Feminist Criticism

18
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  • Focuses on viewers reaction as an audience or reader of a work.
  • It assumes that the text doesn’t have meaning until the readers read it and interprets it
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Reader response criticism

19
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  • This approach is concerned with the differences between economic classes and the implications of a capitalist system, such as the continuing conflicts between the working class and elites.
  • it attempts to reveal that the ultimate source of people’s experience is the socioeconomic system.
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Marxist Criticism

20
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  • Provides an overview of the project.
  • Called summary document.
  • It outlines the main concept before it is carried out.
  • Usually 500- 2000 words and divided into several parts
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Concept paper

21
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Provide brief overview of the project, including
the purpose, goals, and significance.

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Introduction

22
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Provide a more detailed overview of the topic area, including relevant research and theory.

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Background

23
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Provide description of how the project will be carried out, including the data collection and analysis methods that will be used.

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Methods

24
Q

Provide an estimated timeline and
budget for the project.

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TIMELINE AND BUDGET-

25
Q

Provide summary of the main points and reiterate why the project is feasible and worthy.

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Conclusion

26
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  • Title of the project
  • State the name of proponents
  • Personal information of proponents
  • State the company or agency
  • State date of submission
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Cover page

27
Q
  • State information about the funding
    agency.
  • State the mission of the proponent’s
    project and why the funding agency
    should support them.
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Introduction

28
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  • Sate the problem to be addressed
    by the project.
  • State the project’s significance.
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Rationale

29
Q
  • Present the methodology
  • Present the timeline
  • State the benefit/ outcome
  • Outline the main budget
  • Explain how the budget will be
    used.
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Project Discription

30
Q

It is an academic writing that formally analyzes and evaluates a text, a production, a performance, an artwork, etc.

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Critique Paper

31
Q

A key point in identifying the nature of the text that refers to the formality and informality of an academic writing is _________.

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Language

32
Q

It is an academic writing that provides defense or support on a particular side or belief of an issue or event.

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Position Paper

33
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This literary approach is concerned with the difference between economic classes. It attempts to reveal that the ultimate source of people’s experience is the socioeconomic system.

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Marxist Criticism

34
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It is an academic writing that synthesizes several primary literature papers to produce a coherent argument about a topic or focused description of a field.

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Review Paper

35
Q

It is an academic writing in which the writer expresses his ideas and opinions about what has been read or seen

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Review Paper

36
Q

Which is NOT an essential part of the concept paper?
*

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Results and analysis

37
Q

What type of academic paper should the agency write to decide whether a certain project or research is worth the investment?

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Concept paper

38
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Marxist criticism involves the analysis of the intrinsic features of a text.

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False

39
Q

The reaction paper and review paper generally use the same organization of ideas.

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True

40
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The name of the author and title of the reviewed article are placed at the end of the paper.

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False

41
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Feminist Criticism relates to conflict between classes.

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False

42
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More than half of the review or critique should be devoted to the summary.

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False

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