Test 3, Unit 2 Flashcards
Developing ? is an often overlooked aspect that starts with the “five Ws and the H.”
limiting questions.
Writing ? cards helps in the research and writing process.
bibliography and note.
With respect to a research paper, facts rightly interpreted are_?_.
research.
A short background article about your topic may end with a selected ?.
bibliography.
A research paper is a(n) ? because it requires communicating information about a limited topic.
composition.
A research paper is ? because it is the writer’s own thoughts in written form.
composition.
The ? plan mentioned in the workbook helps map out what needs to be done and when.
eight-week.
The Modern Language Association style is the standard for ? research papers.
documenting.
The means of citing a source in the body of the paper is ? documentation.
parenthetical.
? is the act of taking the ideas of someone else and passing them off as one’s own.
Plagiarism.
? is relating the ideas of another in one’s own words for the sake of clarity.
Paraphrasing.
? is giving credit where credit is due by citing someone else’s words or ideas.
Documentation.
The goal of writing a research paper is basically ?.
Expository.
When omitting certain words from a quotation, use ? to indicate that words have been committed.
Dots.
After formulating a thesis statement and limiting questions, the writer should determine what ? he wants to address.
audience.
writing important points from a particular source for easy access
note taking
various ideas about one’s topic organized into headings and subheadings
General outline.
unrestricted, familiar area of knowledge; broad, unclear theme
Subject.
sentence or paragraph, stating the central idea of one’s research paper
Topic sentence.
one’s faith, belief system, or point of view
Worldview.
light, humorous touch or somber approach one brings to her writing
Tone.
free flow of ideas or suggestions that will be used as specific details for a topic
Brainstorming.
free flow of ideas or suggestions placed in a diagram
Clustering.
conscious determination to make one’s writing move in one direction
Main idea.
citation of a particular source in one’s paper
Parenthetical note.
