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ENG 011 - LESSON 1 Flashcards

1
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It is the complex cognitive process of decoding symbols in order to construct and derive meaning?

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READING

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A means of language acquisition of communication and of sharing ideas and information?

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READING

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An interactive process between the writer and reader?

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READING

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Aims to induce the readers motivation to read and to activate their schema or background knowledge? It preview, making assumption about the author identifying the purpose, and reading system?

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PRE-READING STAGE

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What is SQ3R?

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  • SURVEY
  • QUESTION
  • READ
  • RECITE
  • REVIEW
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Getting the meaning of words through context clues, predicting, inferencing, monitoring comprehension, annotating the text, and reflecting.

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WHILE-READING STAGE

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Reflecting, summarizing, paraphrasing, drawing conclusions, making graphic organizers, and journal writing.

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POST READING STAGE

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Aims to locate specific information or main ideas in a very short span of time?

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RAPID READING

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Understanding of ideas and facts that are directly stated in the printed material?

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LITERAL READING

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Reader look over a material and focuses on the information?

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PREVIEWING

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Process of deducing facts and ideas not directly expressed in the text. It is also known as “reading between the lines.”

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INFERENTIAL READING

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Close through evaluating of the claims in the text in terms of relevance, vadility, and logic?

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CRITICAL READING

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12
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It is also known as “reading between the lines.”

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INFERENTIAL READING

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TYPES OF READING

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  1. DEVELOPMENTAL READING
  2. PLEASURE READING
  3. FUNCTIONAL READING
  4. REMEDIAL READING
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It is the large unit of written language.

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TEXT

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TEXT is came from an old French word?

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“TEXTUS”

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An old form of writing?

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“SCRIPTURES”

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It consists of ideas put together to make a point or one central idea.

It has a structure which requires the ideas in the discourse to be relevant to each other.

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TEXT

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An extended expression of thoughts in a subject.

A term used in linguistics to refer to a continuous stretch of language larger than a sentence.

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DISCOURSE

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DISCOURSE is come from the Latin word - which is denotes “conversation, speech” ?

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“DISCURSUS”

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Provides a descriptive and comprehensive discussion on the topic.

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TO INFORM

21
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Provides a source of entertainment

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TO ENTERTAIN

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Tries to convince that the proposed claim or solution is better that any other proposal

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TO PERSUADE

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It is a kind of discourse that focuses on creative works, including nonfiction. It also includes texts that are strictly used for business communication.

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LITERARY DISCOURSE

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A type of literary conversation which focuses on the expression of feelings, ideas, imaginations, events, and places through specific rhymes and rhythms.

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POETIC DISCOURSE

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A type of literary a reflection of emotions in a form of narrative.

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EXPRESSIVE DISCOURSE

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A type of literary is directive in nature as it provides detailed information on how something is done or achieved.

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TRANSACTIONAL DISCOURSE

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It is a kind of discourse that expository or argumentative in nature.

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ACADEMIC DISCOURSE

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This aims to inform, clarify, and explain a phenomenon.

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EXPOSITION

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This type of discourse is like storytelling that relies on stories, folklore, or drama a medium of communication.

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NARRATION

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It involves describing something in relation to the senses.

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DESCRIPTION

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This type of discourse is based on valid logic and, through correct reasoning, tries to motivate the audience.

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ARGUMENTATION

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It is attributed to development and progress.

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MODERNISM

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It generates and preserves truth.

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POSTMODERNISM

34
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Locating a specific information without reading?

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SCANNING

35
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Reading the entire text as fast as possible?

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SKIMMING

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Condensed

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Summarizing

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Altered

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Paraphrasing

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