Lesson 2

Question 1

is a type of summary that is commonly used in writing academic papers such as theses, scientific and technical papers, lectures and reports

Answer 1

Abstract

Question 2

This abstract does not criticize or analyze a written work, but rather a concrete impression. That is, the researcher presents and explains all the main arguments and important results and evidence of the research. That is, the researcher presents and explains all the main arguments and important results and evidence of the research.

Answer 2

Informative abstract

Question 3

Contents of informative abstract

Answer 3

1. Motivation - It answers the question of why a subject was studied. it is necessary to show in this part the significance and importance of the research
2. Problem Here the abstract can answer what the central problem or research question is.
3. Procedure It presents how the research data was gathered and where the information and data came from. In other words, it provides an explanation of the study methodology.
4. Result It shows what the outcome of the study is by presenting the findings.
5. Conclusion It will be answered here what are the implications of the research based on the findings. In philosophy it is ultimate generalization

Question 4

shows the type of information contained in the written elements. This abstract does not make an assessment of the work, nor does it provide the results or conclusions of the study. It includes key words found in the text and may include the purpose, method, and scope of the research.

Answer 4

Descriptive abstract

Question 5

Its content evaluates the significance, adequacy, accuracy of a research

Answer 5

Critical abstract

Question 6

Characteristics of abstract

Answer 6

1. Consists of 200-250 words.
2. Uses simple sentences.
3. There is a proper summary of the subject based on the importance and implications of the study.
4. Understandable by the target reader

Question 7

Steps of abstract

Answer 7

1. Re-read the entire text.
2. Write the first draft of the paper.
3. Revise the first draft to correct any weaknesses.
4. Proofread the final copy.

Question 8

It means bringing together ideas from different sources in an essay or presentation

Answer 8

Synthesis

Question 9

Types of synthesis

Answer 9

1. BACKGROUND SYNTHESIS It is the compilation of information about a subject. it is usually organized by theme and not by reference.
2. THESIS-DRIVEN SINTESIS Almost like background synthesis, the only difference is in focus, it requires a clear connection of points in the essay’s thesis.
3. SYNTHESIS FOR LITERATURE This is looking back or reviewing the literature that has been written about the subject. To show the wide already

Question 10

is a literary work in which a person makes his opinion known by speaking in front of people on stage. It has the purpose of persuading, responding, reasoning, providing knowledge or information, and presenting a belief.

Answer 10

Speech

Question 11

Must be consider for speech

Answer 11

1. Purpose of speaker
2. Purpose of occasion
3. Location of the speech

Question 12

Types of speech procedure

Answer 12

1. Prompt or sudden
2. Improved or prepared

Question 13

Sinopsis or summary

Answer 13

is a type of summary that is often used in works of narrative text such as stories, narratives, novels, plays, parables, speeches, and other forms of literature. The summary can consist of a paragraph or more or even just a few sentences. When writing a synopsis, it is important to summarize the content of the read work using one’s own words.