lesson 12,13,14,15

Question 1

The Composition Process

Answer 1

The composition process helps you gain control over your message

The composition process is flexible, not a fixed prescription of sequenced steps.

Question 2

categories

Answer 2

Planning

Composing

Revising

Question 3

intercultural Communication

Answer 3

the communication between people from two different cultures.

Question 4

How good organization is achieved

Answer 4

Start with the Main Idea
State the Major points
Illustrate with Evidence
Establish Sequence with Organizational Patterns

Direct Approach (deductive)
Putting the main idea first followed by evidence.

Indirect Approach (inductive)
Putting the main idea later and evidences first.
Use direct order if the audience’s reaction is likely to be positive and indirect order if it is likely to be negative.

Question 5

Connotation and Denotations

Answer 5

Content words have both a denotative (dictionary) direct meaning and a meaning and a connotative (associative) almost synonm meaning

Question 6

A Simple Sentence

Answer 6

A simple sentence has a single subject and a single verb.

Question 7

A Compound Sentence

Answer 7

A compound sentence expresses two or more independent but related thoughts

Question 8

A Complex Sentence

Answer 8

A complex sentence expresses one independent clause and one or more dependent clauses.

Question 9

Proposals:

Answer 9

identify a specific problem and state how you will solve that problem.

Question 10

Proposal Structure:

Answer 10

Front matter
Letter of transmittal
Title page
Summary
Table of contents
List of figures and tables
Body
Introduction
Technical approach
Management requirements
Work plan
End matter