M1: Text as a Connected Discourse

Question 1

In a form of discussion in which writers express their opinions.

Answer 1

Discourse

Question 2

The beliefs, customs, attitudes, language, and other things that define culture may influence the author’s perspective on several issues

Answer 2

Culture

Question 3

The author’s physical surroundings and social relationships, as well as the culture of this time, may have influenced his or her writing.

Answer 3

Social Enviornment

Question 4

Personal accounts or firsthand experiences of events, though subjective, establish credibility and reliability of information presented in any discourse.

Answer 4

Experiences

Question 5

When properly arranged depending on the topic as well as the writer’s purpose, style, and target reader, words, sentences, and paragraphs can form this.

Answer 5

Connected Discoures

Question 6

Defined as the sequence of paragraphs that represents an extended unit of speech.

Answer 6

Text

Question 7

Writer aims to persuade the audience/readers.

Answer 7

Argumentation

Question 8

Presents valid claims or counterclaims, each supported by evidence, to prove a point

Answer 8

Argumentation

Question 9

Based on the main impression of the author about the topic or subject.

Answer 9

Description

Question 10

Aims to inform, clarify, and explain a phenomenon.

Answer 10

Exposition

Question 11

Storytelling

Answer 11

Narration

Question 12

Achieved when sentences are connected at sentence level.

Answer 12

Cohesion

Question 13

Achieved when ideas are connected.

Answer 13

Coherence