Module 7-10 Flashcards

1
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Choosing

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  • a task that you almost always have to do in everyday life
  • you get yourself in a sort of debate
  • arguing for the choice you think the best
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2
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comparable points

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are particular properties shared by two or more things that you compare and contrast.

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3
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A very useful skill because it helps you organize your ideas about two things of the same kind which could be confusing without laying out the ideas before our eyes in written form

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Comparison and contrast text

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4
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In writing compare and contrast:

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1 you discuss one topic and you will do the same on the other
2 your concern is to write clear main idea or thesis statement
3 the details and points you use to support the main idea should be adequate and logical
4 use transition that signals the comparison and contrast pattern to make your ideas coherent

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5
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not difficult to write since you only have to choose two comparable subjects

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Comparison and contrast text

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6
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cause

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why something happens

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7
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effect

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what happened or the result itself

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8
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signal words(give at least 3)

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if…then
when…then
because
why
so
cause
since
as a result

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9
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cause and effect

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explains why something happens
what results a particular event produces
practice of critical thinking
often used in research papers
uses transitional words that signals cause-and-effect pattern
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10
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problem-solution text

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is a POD that focuses on either a a problem or solution in a particular area situation

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11
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the most useful pattern of text in terms of expressing the writer’s concern for other people

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problem-solution

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12
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example of problem solution text

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editorial
news letter
office memos

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13
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is observed in number of different text whose purpose is to provide an answer to an existing problem that affects a number of people

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problem-solution text

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14
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when using this kind of text, it is essential to explain what the problem is and why it is concerned a problem before proposing logically sound and practical solutions to address it.

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problem-solution text

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15
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persuasion texts

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a piece of writing used to convince readers to agree to an argument or claim about a particular topic

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16
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the only wish of the writers of persuasion text

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they wishes that the readers would change their minds and would agree to them

17
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contains strong and relevant pieces of evidence that will support your arguments so that your writing will be convincing

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persuasion texts

18
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writing a persuasive texts can either ____or ____ the writer’s ______

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make or break the writers credibility.

19
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topic must be debatable and controversial

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persuasive text

20
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different methods to use in writing comparison and contrast texts

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Block Method
>Similarities
>Differences
Block Method
>Subject A
>Subject B
Point by point
>Atmosphere
>Service