Reading and Writting Flashcards

1
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What is INTERTEXTUALITY?

A

the connections between different works of literature and art, and the meanings that are created by them

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2
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the relationship between texts, especially literary ones.

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INTERTEXTUALITY

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3
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refers to text that contains links connecting to related information, allowing nonlinear navigation between pieces of content.

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Hypertext

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4
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refers to any relationship that links a text (the hypertext) to an earlier text (the hypotext), going beyond simple commentary.

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Hypertextuality

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5
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creates a network of materials linked because of various connections they share, this encourages and, at times, requires readers to go through the material at their pace.

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HYPERTEXT

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6
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is the information is stated
in the text. Readers can see
the piece of information
stated in the given passage.

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Explicit Information

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7
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is the information not directly
presented in the text. As
readers, we need to read
between the lines to
understand the details that the
writer is trying to tell us

A

Implicit Information

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8
Q

Three Kinds of Claims?

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*Claims of Fact
*Claims of Value
*Claims of Policy

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are pieces of information which are grounded on reliable authority such as science or history.

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Claims of fact

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are pieces of information that are focused on relative judgment such as goodness or badness, and these are usually addressed based on standards.

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Claims of value

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11
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are specific statements on procedures or laws that need to be modified based on certain issues or conditions. Most of the time, claims of policy ask for plans of action to solve current problems.

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Claims of policy

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12
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The objective of a RESUME is to?

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GET YOU AN INTERVIEW!

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13
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Targeted
 Addresses Specific Needs
AND
Tailored
 Shows You’re a Good Fit

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Resumes

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14
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How to arrage info?

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Chronological Resume:
 Most Important Info
 Be Specific
 Use Numbers, Figures & Facts

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15
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A letter that you write to a company or organization when you are applying for a job.

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APPLICATION LETTER

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16
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-to secure an interview
-eventually to obtain a job

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PURPOSE of Application Letter

17
Q

PARTS OF APPLICATION LETTER?

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HEADING
INSIDE ADDRESS
SALUTATION
BODY OF
THE LETTER
COMPLIMENTARY CLOSE
SIGNATURE

18
Q

contains the address of the
sender, and the date on which
the letter is being written.

19
Q

contains the name of the employer , his/ her position, company’s name
and the address of the company or
organization.

A

INSIDE ADDRESS

20
Q

an expression of greeting to the employer that comes immediately before the body of the letter.

A

SALUTATION

21
Q

it is in this part where you may
convey all the messages you want
your reader to understand.

A

BODY OF THE LETTER

22
Q

serves to end the message just as
goodbye serves to end a conversation.

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COMPLIMENTARY CLOSE

23
Q

contains the name and signature of the writer.