mod 8-12

Question 1

Write to inform, if the topic or concept is unknown to the audience. Introduces new information that gives a new perspective to a concept. Explains the nature of things by providing an extended definition.

Answer 1

extended definitions

Question 2

targets the explanation of ideas, theory, practice or principle, for the purpose of informing a target audience.

Answer 2

definition paper

Question 3

It examines the “what-ness” or nature of something, using theoretical techniques.

Answer 3

definition paper

Question 4

is often what is required in the academe.

Answer 4

formal definition

Question 5

may be a personal view.

Answer 5

informal definition

Question 6

Is a summary of your proposed project and writing it entails not only information but also persuasion to convince the reader.

Answer 6

project proposal

Question 7

what are the Rhetorical Strategies

Answer 7

compare and contrast, giving details, giving historical background, analysis

Question 8

This is advisable when the terms is not too familiar or popular with the audience. What you can do is compare and contrast it with something more popular or familiar to your audience.

Answer 8

compare and contrast

Question 9

You can physically describe something by giving its dimensions (shape, size, color, texture), parts, and function, as in defining what an ATM is.

Answer 9

giving details

Question 10

The strategy is particularly useful when a concept’s paper definition has gone through changes in time.

Answer 10

giving historical background

Question 11

This can be done by discussing the idea’s components and/or its implication. Implications are the far-reaching consequence of a concept.

Answer 11

analysis

Question 12

Begin with one of the many different techniques, like a short anecdote or a collection of open-ended questions.

Answer 12

hook or attention getter

Question 13

The initial section of the introduction should state the dictionary version. This is important for readers to have a starting point in regards to the concept so as to clarify any possible questions.

Answer 13

standard definition

Question 14

Include a few sentences that help the reader to understand what your essay will define.

Answer 14

bridge between the hook and the thesis

Question 15

Restate the main points of the essay with reference from all of the body paragraphs.

Answer 15

conclusion

Question 16

Arouse the interest of the reader/target sponsor by showing your understanding of their mission. Identify your (organization’s) mission and show how your mission dovetails with the reader’s priorities.

Answer 16

Introduction

Question 17

Identify the problem or need of the reader that you wish to address and justify the need for your proposed projects.

Answer 17

purpose

Question 18

Describe the activities your project will undertake to address the problem/need. Point out the strengths of your approach. Discuss the general impact of your proposed project.

Answer 18

project description

Question 19

State the Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Realistic, and Time bound (SMART) objectives of the project.

Answer 19

objectives

Question 20

Enumerate the steps/procedures to implement the project.

Answer 20

Methodology or Project Design

Question 21

Make a list of materials, personnel, equipment, and space that will be needed to carry out the project. Include a cost estimate.

Answer 21

project needs

Question 22

Make an estimate of the time it will take for completion of the projects.

Answer 22

timeable