ENG 011 - LESSON 5 & 6

Question 1

It is a large unit of written language, and consists of ideas put together to make one central idea. It has a structure which requires the ideas in the discourse to be relevant to each other?

Answer 1

TEXT

Question 2

It involves identifying and recognizing the meaning of a text?

Answer 2

SIMPLE READING

Question 3

It analyze and interpreting the materials to know if it presents logical ideas and connection of ideas. More advanced form and a higher level of reading. Allows you to make reasoned judgements, assess the way you think, and solve problems effectively?

Answer 3

CRITICAL READING

Question 4

It is the act of giving statements for justification of and the explanation?

Answer 4

REASONING

Question 5

Three steps of analysis

Answer 5

TEXT SAYS - RESTATEMENT
TEXT DOES - DESCRIPTION
TEXT MEANS - INTERPRETATION

Question 6

It involves identifying the general idea in a text which may be explicitly or implicitly stated. Usually found in the beginning, middle, or end of the text.

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GETTING THE MAIN IDEA

Question 7

It includes recalling all pertinent information and thinking how to compact them all in a summary. Incorporate all important ideas and be guided by the WH- questions.

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SUMMARIZING

Question 8

Done by combining the reader’s knowledge and background with details and clues stated by the author. Process used by the reader to understand an idea that the author does not state explicitly.

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INFERRING

Question 9

The order of an arrangement of events present in the text

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ANALYZING SEQUENCE

Question 10

Usually done after reading the whole text, figuring out much more that what an author says directly.

Answer 10

DRAWING CONCLUSIONS

Question 11

Involves identifying the event that causes another event.

Answer 11

UNDERSTANDING CAUSE & EFFECT

Question 12

Is an unverified idea, it may or may not prove to be true.

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OPINION

Question 12

Is determining how things are different.

Answer 12

CONTRASTING

Question 13

Involves discussing complex issues and identifying the solution.

Answer 13

IDENTIFYING THE PROBLEM & SOLUTION

Question 14

Is and idea that is already proven or true.

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FACT

Question 15

Is determining how things are the same.

Answer 15

COMPARING

Question 16

It is circumstances surrounding a text. May be political, religious, social, cultural, historical, or even personal. The influences of a writer as he or she develops the text.

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CONTEXT

Question 17

All works of literature being produced contemporarily are intertextual with the works that came before it. Does not require citing or referencing punctuation or referencing punctuations.

Answer 17

INTERTEXTUALITY

Question 18

Who coined intertextuality by the French semiotician.

Answer 18

Julia Kristeva (1966)

Question 19

What is the meaning of this word
“To intermingle while weaving”

Answer 19

INTERTEXTO

Question 20

The interconnectedness and interdependence between languages, images, characters, and themes, in the context of reading.

Answer 20

INTERTEXTUALITY

Question 21

First coined by American Professor web-designer and author, Theodor Holm Nelson. Refers to texts and any other related information on screen. Nonlinear way of showing information, connects topics on a screen to related information, graphics, videos, and music.

Answer 21

HYPERTEXT