Module 1 - Reading Process and the Text Flashcards

1
Q

S&T texts are characterized by the ff conventions in formatting:

Title page, list of figures, introduction, discussion, bibliography, appendices

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Sections

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2
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He said “Reading is the main way that I both learn new things and test my understanding”.

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Bill Gates

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3
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For pleasure

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Setting a Reading Purpose

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4
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Scientific Text Format that answers the question why?

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Introduction

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5
Q

Identify what stage of the reading process is mentioned:

Setting Reading Purpose

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Pre-Reading

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6
Q

What writing style is used for this sentence structures in S&T Texts:

when a subject does an action to an object.

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Passive voice

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7
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3 Formatting Features

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  • Scientific Writing Conventions
  • Scientific Writing Format
  • Technical Text Format
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8
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Understanding
what the author is
saying in the text

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Reading for Comprehension

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9
Q

what type of vocabulary is this:

inertial navigation system (INS)

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Field-Specific Terminologies

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10
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what type of vocabulary is this:

radio frequency identification (RFID)

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Field-Specific Terminologies

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11
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What type of content is this:

Includes numerous complex illustrations, graphs, tables, diagrams

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Visual

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12
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Identify what stage of the reading process is mentioned:

Responding to the Author

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Post-Reading

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13
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Expressing reader’s
feelings and thoughts
about what the author
said in the text

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Responding to the Author

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14
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what type of vocabulary is this:

Android-based application

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Field-Specific Terminologies

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15
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“Read 500 pages…every
day. That’s how knowledge
works. It builds up, like
compound interest. All of
you can do it, but I
guarantee not many of you
will do it.”

A

Warren Buffett

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16
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3 Language Features

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  • Vocabulary
  • Content
  • Writing Style
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17
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Understanding
what the author
does or intends
to do with what
is said in the text

A

Reading Critically

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18
Q

What type of content is this:

Definition

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Text

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19
Q

Identify what stage of the reading process is mentioned:

Evaluating the text

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Post-Reading

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20
Q

Scientific Text Format that answers the question so what?

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Discussion

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21
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For specific Information

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Setting a Reading Purpose

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22
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“Books allow you to fully
explore a topic and
immerse yourself in a
deeper way than most
media today.”

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Mark Zuckerberg

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23
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what type of vocabulary is this:

Android-based application

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Field-Specific Terminologies

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24
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Identify what stage of the reading process is mentioned:

Activating Prior Knowledge

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Pre-Reading

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25
Q

Which ideas and
information are
obtained through
observation and
experiment

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Scientific Text

26
Q

what type of vocabulary is this:

dedicated short-range communication protocol DSRC

A

Field-Specific Terminologies

27
Q

a type of writing that conveys
practical ideas and information
such as how something is done or
how it works

A

Technical Texts

28
Q

The world’s most successful CEOs say reading is the key to their _____

29
Q

S&T texts are characterized by the ff conventions in formatting:

200-250 words for a research abstract

A

Number of words

30
Q

Scientific Text Format that answers the question what?

31
Q

what type of vocabulary is this:

Internet-of-Things technology (IoT)

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Field-Specific Terminologies

32
Q

includes all types of written
workplace communication

A

Technical Texts

33
Q

An informative text that
discusses a scientific
issue

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Scientific Text

34
Q

What type of content is this:

Definitions and abbreviations

35
Q

What type of content is this:

Reference to visuals and to other parts of the text

36
Q

What type of content is this:

Loaded with facts

37
Q

What type of content is this:

Reference to other works

38
Q

Identify what stage of the reading process is mentioned:

Critical Reading

39
Q

S&T texts are characterized by the ff conventions in formatting:

Single-space for abstract, double-space for the rest of the research paper

40
Q

What type of content is this:

Reference to other works

41
Q

For general idea

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Setting a Reading Purpose

42
Q

What writing style is used for this sentence structures in S&T Texts:

Present, Past, Future

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Use of particular tense for a specific section of text

43
Q

Identify what stage of the reading process is mentioned:

Reading for Comprehension

44
Q

Making judgments
about validity of the
author’s ideas, details
found in the text or the
effectiveness of how
the text is written

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Evaluating the text

45
Q

What type of content is this:

Examples and sample problems

46
Q

Uses noun instead of a verb

converting a verb or an adjective into a noun

A

Nominalization

47
Q

What writing style is used for this sentence structures in S&T Texts:

if an interjection (a phrase that “interrupts” the sentence) is between the subject and the verb, the verb will match the subject.

A

Subject-verb interruption

48
Q

For Evaluation

A

Setting a Reading Purpose

49
Q

“You know, whenever anybody
asks Elon how he learned to
build rockets, he says, ‘I read
books.’ Well, it’s true. He
devoured those books. He
knew everything. He’s the
smartest guy I’ve ever met,
and he’d been planning to
build a rocket all along.”

A

Jim Cantrell

50
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VOCABULARY – S&T texts are characterized by:

A
  1. Field-specific terminologies
  2. Hedging
  3. Nominalizations
  4. Accurate/Concise words
51
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9 Technical Text Formats

A

Post title
Links
Headings
Summary
Background
Solutions & Approach
Financials
Additional Documents
Contents

52
Q

Thinking about what you
already know about the
topic and getting ready to
connect it with new information
in the text

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Activating Prior Knowledge

53
Q

Scientific Text Format that answers the question how?

54
Q

What type of content is this:

Examples

55
Q

What type of content is this:

Abbreviation

56
Q

what type of vocabulary is this:

Digital image correlation (DIC)

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Field-Specific Terminologies

57
Q

S&T texts are characterized by the ff conventions in formatting:

IEE,APA

A

Specific citation style

58
Q

These are the cautious language wherein it provides uncertainty

examples: might, seem, may, assumed

59
Q

4 types of text structures

A
  • Sequential
  • Part-to-whole
  • General to specific
  • Spatial
60
Q

what type of vocabulary is this:

Cloud-based application

A

Field-Specific Terminologies

61
Q

What type of content is this:

Reference to other works

62
Q

What writing style is used for this sentence structures in S&T Texts:

is made up of a main clause and then one or more dependent clauses.

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Multiple-clause sentences