EAPP (ACADEMIC TEXT & ACADEMIC STRUCTURE)

Question 1

a formal and rather impersonal mode of writing that is intended for a scholarly audience. It tends to depend heavily onresearch, factual evidence, opinions of educated researchers and scholars.

Answer 1

ACADEMIC WRITING

Question 2

an informal and often subjective style of writing that aims to entertain, to inform or to persuade the mass public.

Answer 2

NON-ACADEMIC WRITING

Question 3

genre specific

Answer 3

academic

Question 4

to inform the readers with non-biased facts

Answer 4

academic

Question 5

general topic

Answer 5

non-academic

Question 6

to inform to entertain and persuade readers

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non academic

Question 7

standard and rigid

Answer 7

academic

Question 7

concise, precise, straight forward and objective

Answer 7

academic

Question 8

literary language and may be subjective

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non-academic

Question 9

free-flowing and non rigid structure

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non-academic

Question 10

informal and casual

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non-academic

Question 10

cititations and references

Answer 10

academic

Question 11

formal language

Answer 11

academic

Question 12

an important feature of academic writing. A_____ text enables the reader to follow the argument and navigate the text. In academic writing a clear structure and a logical flow are imperative to a cohesive text.

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structure

Question 13

a basic structure that consists of introduction, body and conclusion. The introduction and the conclusion should be shorter than the body of the text.

Answer 13

three part essay structure

Question 14

The simplest type of academic writing is ____. Its purpose is to provide facts or information. An example would be a summary of an article or a report of the results of an experiment.

Answer 14

DESCRIPTIVE

Question 14

the sections of the _____ structure are Introduction, Methods, Results and Discussion.

Answer 14

IMRAD

Question 15

includes descriptive writing, but also requires you to re-organize the facts and information you describe into categories, groups, parts, types or relationship

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analytical

Question 16

common for research, postgraduate and advanced undergraduate writing. It has all the features of persuasive writing, with the added feature of at least one other point of view. While persuasive writing requires you to have your own point of view on an issue or topic, critical writing requires you to consider at least two points of view, including your own

Answer 16

critical