English WEEK 1-2

Question 1

Name of the paper

Answer 1

Title

Question 2

short summary of the whole paper

Answer 2

Abstract

Question 3

what the paper is about and its importance

Answer 3

Introduction

Question 4

what others have already said about the topic

Answer 4

Literature review

Question 5

how you did your research

Answer 5

Methodology

Question 6

what you found or outcome

Answer 6

Results

Question 7

discuss why it matters and results

Answer 7

Discussion

Question 8

final summary of what you learned

Answer 8

Conclusion

Question 9

list of books, articles, and sources you used

Answer 9

Reference

Question 10

– to be tested by observation
– assumption or own claim

Answer 10

Theory

Question 11

– is a concept; in form of issue, phenomenon, or problem
– formulating questions to answer
– conceptual level of observation that is from the abstract and concrete

Answer 11

conceptualization

Question 12

– how you gather data for example survey, questionnaire, and respondents

Answer 12

Quantitative

Question 13

– through thoughts and experiences of people for example interview and
participants

Answer 13

Qualitative

Question 14

– converting abstract ideas, notion, or concept
– where is action is being done

Answer 14

Operationalization

Question 15

– refers to a person, place, thing, or phenomenon

Answer 15

Variable

Question 16

researchers can control, influences and cause changes, what
is being predicted

Answer 16

Dependent variable

Question 17

have influence on the dependent variable, might
cause the change, controlled by researches

Answer 17

Independent variable

Question 18

a statement, fact, question, or quote to grab attention

Answer 18

Hook or lead

Question 19

provides the context or background information about the issue, problem, or topic

Answer 19

Background

Question 20

directly or indirectly express the author’s position and
the reasons for their viewpoint on the topic

Answer 20

Thesis statement

Question 21

explain the reasons for the author’s opinion. Each reason
should have its own paragraph that discusses and supports it. The author
can use facts, statistics, personal experiences, or expert opinions to
strengthen their argument.

Answer 21

Reasons

Question 22

Effective argumentative essay writers acknowledge
the ideas or counterarguments of those who may disagree with them

Answer 22

Counter argument

Question 23

They dedicate one paragraph to discussing the opposing view
while also explaining why this viewpoint is flawed or questionable

Answer 23

Refutation

Question 24

This part may restate the author’s position and reasons to summarize the main points. It can also tell the audience what to do next, acting as a call to action

Answer 24

Conclusion

Question 25

supports a particular fact or opinion

Answer 25

Affirmation

Question 26

denial of a particular or opinion

Answer 26

Negotiation