Q3: Academic Text Flashcards
A text produced for academic purposes.
academic text
This is done by students to meet the standard which the senior high school or college curriculum may require in order to develop students’ strong command of the language set in an academic context.
academic text
Nature of an academic text
- Structure
- Tone
- Language
- Citation
- Complexity
- Evidence-Based Arguments
- Thesis-Driven
The basic structure that is used by an academic text.
introduction, body, and conclusion
This refers to the attitude conveyed in a piece of writing.
tone
True or False
Formal language and the first person point-of-view should be used in academic texts.
False
the third person POV should be used
Features of academic texts
- Complex
- Formal
- Precise
- Explicit
- Objective
- Accurate
- Hedging
- Responsible
- Organized
- Planned
True or False
Academic texts should avoid colloquial words.
True
True or False
To make an academic text objective, it should mostly use verbs (adverbs), rather than nouns (adjectives).
False
Purpose in reading an academic text
- To locate a main idea
- To scan information
- To identify gaps in existing studies
- To connect new ideas to existing ones
- To gain more pieces of information
- To support a particular writing assignment
- To deeply understand an existing idea