English reading questions #1 Flashcards

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what is open-form writing

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In open-form writing, the thesis is not directly stated, narratives and short stories are used in which a point emerges

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What is closed-form writing

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In closed form writing, the thesis is directly and clearly stated in the introduction. There is a predictable structure throughout the essay which can include body paragraphs with topic sentences, and body paragraphs that should further developed the thesis

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What is Rhetoric

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THE ART OF SPEAKING, READING, AND WRITING EFFECTIVLY

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4
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What is a genre

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A genre is a type of writing with distinguishing features

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Purpose

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What do I want my audience to know, belive, or see

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Audience

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Who are my intended readers and how much do they know about my subject along with how much do they care about my subject

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Genre

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What kind of document is being written? What are the requirements for this document?

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Rhetorical Aim

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Helps you understand the structure of your essay and can help you identify the relationship with your readers.

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9
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What is Motivational Occasion

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The answer to the purpose of why you are writing

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10
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Determining the formal or informal style

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What is my relationship with the reader?

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Helps determine length, open or closed form features

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How busy are my readers?

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Helps you decide about tone, structure, and use of evidence

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What is my reader’s attitude toward my thesis? Do the readers share my beliefs and values

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What are my reader’s motives for reading

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If the reader has requested the document. Your opening must hook the reader’s interest

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What do my readers already know about my topic? Do my readers have more/less experience than me.

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Helps you determine what will be old/new information for the reader. Helps you avoid using jargon

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15
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Name the different types of writing genres

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Professional Writing, Professional, literature, academic writing, public affairs, and popular culture

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16
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Technical Manual

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Professional writing

17
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Letter to editor

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Public affairs

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Advocacy web site

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public affairs

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resume

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professional writing

20
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analogy

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clothing