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問題一覧

when the sound enters our ears, this has something to do with physical process of perceiving it

hearing

when the sounds being heard are processed mentally, which obviously requires effort and focus

listening

it is when the listener seeks certain information which he/she will appreciate and meet his/her needs and goals

appreciative listening

it entails making an emotional connection with the ither person and finding similarities between their experience and your own so you can give a more heartfelt experience

emphatic listening

is about interpreting the words and ideas of the speaker

comprehensive listening

is a process for understanding what is said and evaluating ,judging, and forming an opinion on what you hear

critical listening

what are the barriers of effective listening

physical and environmental, psychological, linguistic and cultural, mechanical

is the process of expressing ideas, thoughts, emotions or information in a structured form using symbols, usually letter and words

writing

the forst activity writers engage in

pre-writing

it includes thinking, tajing notes, brainstorming, outslining and gathering information

pre-writing

writers start forming their ideas into sentences and paragraphs

drafting

stage where writers refine their drafts

revising

writers focus on language, grammar, pubctuation, mechanics and spelling

editing and proofreading

it focuses on informing, explaining, or describing a topic to a reader. it shares information and details without offering the author’s opinion

expository writing

it aims to paint a picture in the reader’s mind using vivid language and sensory details

descriptive writing

it tells a story, with a beginning, middle, and end to entertain readers

narrative writing

the writer is trying to convince the reader of validity of a certain position or argument

persuasive writing

one of the most common purposes for writing

to inform

most journalist writing fits this purpose

to inform

presents facts, explain ideas or share information

to inform

this type of writing is clear, accurate, factual, organized and objective

to inform

they often appeal to image, to emotion, to character using persuasive techniques

to persuade

it aims to convince the audience to adopt a particular viewpoint or take a specific action

to persuade

seek to amuse or engage readers, often incorporating humor, drama, or creativity

to entertain

it may take the form of brief joke, a newspaper column, or a television script

to entertain

the writers purpose goal is to put thoughts and feelings on page

to express

writing is informal, not intended for outside readers

to express

accepted rules and guidelines that giverns writing structure, style and presentation

writing conventions

correct sentence structure, verb tenses, subject-verb agreement

grammar

correct use of periods, commas, question marks, etc.

punctuation

accurate spelling of words

spelling

proper capitalization of names, places, and the beginningvof sentences

capitalization

clear paragraph breaks, consistent font style and size and heading

formatting

refers to the technical aspects of writing that ensures text is readable and correctly presented

writing mechanics

what are the writing mechanics

spelling punctuation capitalization paragraphing

2- writing mechanics

sentence structure punctuation spelling and capitalization paragraphing

is the process of reviewing and editing text for clarity l, accuracy and consistency

copyreading and copyediting

it ensures that writing adheres to the rules of writing conventions and mechanics, making error-free and polished

copyreading and copyediting

what are the benefits of copyreadibg

accuracy clarity consistency proffesionalism

clear, coherent sentences construction, avoiding fragments and run-ons

sentence structure

proper use of commas, periods, apostrophes, and semicolons to clarify meanings

punctuation

correct spelling and consistent capitalization of proper nouns and the first word sentences

spelling and capitalization

effective use of paragraph to break down ideas and ensure readability

paragraphing

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問題一覧

when the sound enters our ears, this has something to do with physical process of perceiving it

hearing

when the sounds being heard are processed mentally, which obviously requires effort and focus

listening

it is when the listener seeks certain information which he/she will appreciate and meet his/her needs and goals

appreciative listening

it entails making an emotional connection with the ither person and finding similarities between their experience and your own so you can give a more heartfelt experience

emphatic listening

is about interpreting the words and ideas of the speaker

comprehensive listening

is a process for understanding what is said and evaluating ,judging, and forming an opinion on what you hear

critical listening

what are the barriers of effective listening

physical and environmental, psychological, linguistic and cultural, mechanical

is the process of expressing ideas, thoughts, emotions or information in a structured form using symbols, usually letter and words

writing

the forst activity writers engage in

pre-writing

it includes thinking, tajing notes, brainstorming, outslining and gathering information

pre-writing

writers start forming their ideas into sentences and paragraphs

drafting

stage where writers refine their drafts

revising

writers focus on language, grammar, pubctuation, mechanics and spelling

editing and proofreading

it focuses on informing, explaining, or describing a topic to a reader. it shares information and details without offering the author’s opinion

expository writing

it aims to paint a picture in the reader’s mind using vivid language and sensory details

descriptive writing

it tells a story, with a beginning, middle, and end to entertain readers

narrative writing

the writer is trying to convince the reader of validity of a certain position or argument

persuasive writing

one of the most common purposes for writing

to inform

most journalist writing fits this purpose

to inform

presents facts, explain ideas or share information

to inform

this type of writing is clear, accurate, factual, organized and objective

to inform

they often appeal to image, to emotion, to character using persuasive techniques

to persuade

it aims to convince the audience to adopt a particular viewpoint or take a specific action

to persuade

seek to amuse or engage readers, often incorporating humor, drama, or creativity

to entertain

it may take the form of brief joke, a newspaper column, or a television script

to entertain

the writers purpose goal is to put thoughts and feelings on page

to express

writing is informal, not intended for outside readers

to express

accepted rules and guidelines that giverns writing structure, style and presentation

writing conventions

correct sentence structure, verb tenses, subject-verb agreement

grammar

correct use of periods, commas, question marks, etc.

punctuation

accurate spelling of words

spelling

proper capitalization of names, places, and the beginningvof sentences

capitalization

clear paragraph breaks, consistent font style and size and heading

formatting

refers to the technical aspects of writing that ensures text is readable and correctly presented

writing mechanics

what are the writing mechanics

spelling punctuation capitalization paragraphing

2- writing mechanics

sentence structure punctuation spelling and capitalization paragraphing

is the process of reviewing and editing text for clarity l, accuracy and consistency

copyreading and copyediting

it ensures that writing adheres to the rules of writing conventions and mechanics, making error-free and polished

copyreading and copyediting

what are the benefits of copyreadibg

accuracy clarity consistency proffesionalism

clear, coherent sentences construction, avoiding fragments and run-ons

sentence structure

proper use of commas, periods, apostrophes, and semicolons to clarify meanings

punctuation

correct spelling and consistent capitalization of proper nouns and the first word sentences

spelling and capitalization

effective use of paragraph to break down ideas and ensure readability

paragraphing