Q3: Lesson 6 | Properties of a Well-Written Text

Question 1

Also known as the arrangement of ideas,
incidents, evidence, or details in a
definite order in a paragraph, essay, or
speech

Answer 1

organization

Question 2

It is achieved when ideas are
logically and accurately arranged.

Answer 2

organization

Question 3

way of
organizing ideas for
writing starts with
the general idea
branching out to the
specific details

Answer 3

deductive

Question 4

– the
writer must start
with the particular
ideas leading to
general idea.

Answer 4

inductive

Question 5

the details are arranged in the order in which they happened

Answer 5

chronological order

Question 6

sentences in a paragraph are arranged through a geographical location, for example left-to-right, up-to-down, etc

Answer 6

spatial order

Question 7

sentences and paragraphs are arranged depending on the writer’s purpose to emphasize certain points in which it can be established in two ways, from least to most important, or from most to least important

Answer 7

emphatic order

Question 8

This refers to the logical
arrangement of sentences to be easily
understood by the reader.

Answer 8

coherence

Question 9

This refers to how to word
units, sentences, and ideas were
connected through the arrangement of
details according to orders and the
use of signal devices.

Answer 9

cohesion

Question 10

this enables writers to communicate their ideas without confusing their readers effectively

Answer 10

language use

Question 11

is known to be one of the clearest indicators of a well-written text

Answer 11

appropriateness of word usage

Question 12

refers to slang, local expressions, text messaging like hey, bes, yow

Answer 12

informal/personal

Question 13

these are widely accepted words and phrases found in dictionaries, books, and etc

Answer 13

standard/academic

Question 14

refers to jargons of specific disciplines like scientific terms and special expressions

Answer 14

business/technical

Question 15

focuses on the technical structure of the text

Answer 15

mechanics

Question 16

it determines errors in grammar, abbreviations, spelling, acronyms, capitalization, the use of numbers as part of the statement, and correct punctuation marks

Answer 16

mechanics