FINALS: Basic Components Of An Academic Paper Flashcards

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T/F: Organizing your paper into a clear, logical piece is a vital step toward effective writing.

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TRUE

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Opening Paragraph

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Funnel Opening Paragraph

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Functions of an introduction

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EIC

  • engage the readers attention
  • identify central issue/subject
  • create the tone of the essay
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Functions of the body Paragraphs

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TEP

  • take up your topic/ argument/ idea and discuss it
  • examine all angles
  • present evidence, quote sources, and give opinions
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are the meat of an Academic Paper.

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Body Paragraphs

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Body should include the following elements to be effective:

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A good topic sentence

Strong supporting evidence

Effective transitions

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Functions of a concluding Paragraph

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MSP

  • make last effort to convince the reader
  • suggest larger implications now that the evidence has been presented
  • provide a satisfying sense of closure
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all sentences are related to the topic

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UNITY

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the supporting ideas must be pertinent to the main idea

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UNITY

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resist the temptation to include every detail which may be irrelevant

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UNITY

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smooth flow of ideas in a clear direction and when the sentences are arranged logically.

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COHERENCE

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ideas may be done from particular to general or vice-versa, problem-solution, question-answer, a statement-problem

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COHERENCE

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when one says only what needs to be said.

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BREVITY or CONCISENESS

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ideas are clearly, economically, simply, and completely stated.

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BREVITY or CONCISENESS

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Using uncomplicated sentences and plain words, and avoidance of long introductory phrases and needless repetition

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BREVITY or CONCISENESS

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holds a written work together, it sticks the sentences and paragraphs.

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COHESIVE/COHESION

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uses of connectives to form ideas, sentences, and paragraphs

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COHESIVE/COHESION

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A clearly stated central idea and sticking to it will be helpful and it can be achieved through the use of other cohesive devices

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COHESIVE/COHESION