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40問 • 1年前
  • Joshua Timbol
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  • 1

    Three Themes of Discourse according to Cameron and Panovic.

    Discourse is Language "Above the Sentence". Discourse is Language "In Use". Discourse is a Form Of Social Practice.

  • 2

    a unit that is larger than sentences. It has a structural pattern that hold more meaning than a sentence.

    Discourse

  • 3

    Discourse means ____ in Late Latin

    Conversation

  • 4

    "Language is not a transparent medium or a window through which we see into the language-user's mind. Language is shaped by its context and by the way verbal communication works."

    Discourse is Language in Use

  • 5

    Types of discourse

    Narration Description Exposition Argument

  • 6

    Story Telling

    Narration

  • 7

    Use of Five Senses

    Description

  • 8

    to inform

    Exposition

  • 9

    convince through logic

    Argument

  • 10

    focuses on how language is used creatively to form themes and convey ideologies.

    Poetic

  • 11

    a personal narrative and is typically written in first-person point of view

    Expressive

  • 12

    commonly found in instructional materials, advertisements, and editorials. Directive in nature as it provides detailed information on how something is done or achieved

    Transactional

  • 13

    expository or argumentative in nature.

    Academic Discourse

  • 14

    With this list, you can generate ideas quickly and recall specific information about a topic.

    Brainstorming List

  • 15

    : These are important and effective pedagogical tools for organizing content and ideas.

    Graphic Organizer

  • 16

    used to show the similarities and differences between two or more people, objects, or ideas.

    Venn Diagram

  • 17

    used to show the different steps in a process. It contains information on the stages of a process in the order that it must be completed.

    Flow Chart

  • 18

    a list of ideas arranged in a specific order, and it shows how information is presented in writing.

    Topic Outline

  • 19

    represent the main ideas and are indicated by Roman numerals.

    Headings

  • 20

    represent the supporting ideas. they are indicated by capital letters and are indented.

    Subheadings

  • 21

    : It is the pattern of development in writing that is used to tell or retell a story or a set of related events.

    Narration

  • 22

    : In writing the main idea of a narrative text, you must state how you feel about the set of events that occurred.

    Formulate an Opinion

  • 23

    : is an opening sentence(s) that is written as an introduction to the subject of a text.

    Lead-in

  • 24

    topic+writer's opinion

    Thesis Statement

  • 25

    Makes the story or image seem clearer and more real to us.

    Concrete Language

  • 26

    "The sun was shining, and a slight breeze blew across my face."

    Concrete Language

  • 27

    : Makes the story or image difficult to visualize.

    Abstract Language

  • 28

    "It was a nice day"

    Abstract Language

  • 29

    It is the objective meaning of a word. The definition of a word will always be the same for everybody, no matter what.

    Denotation

  • 30

    : it is the use of word to suggest a different association other than its literal definition.

    Connotation

  • 31

    : shows how two things are alike, but with the ultimate goal of making a point about this comparison.

    Analogy

  • 32

    Greek scholars used analogies to directly illustrate similar relationships between two pairs of words, often for the purpose of logical argument.

    Identical Relationship

  • 33

    compares two things that are technically unrelated, in order to draw comparisons between an attribute or pattern they share.

    Shared Abstraction

  • 34

    It is defining something by stating what it is not.

    Negation

  • 35

    It is a rhetorical device used for listing details, or a process of mentioning words or phrases step by step.

    Enumeration

  • 36

    Types of Writing in Writing a Definition Essay

    Denotation Connotation Analogy

  • 37

    Literary Discourse:

    Poetic Expressive Transactional

  • 38

    TECHNIQUES IN SELECTING AND ORGANIZING INFORMATION

    Brainstorming List Graphic Organizer Venn Diagram Flow Chart Topic Outline

  • 39

    Levels of Topic Outline:

    Headings Subheadings

  • 40

    2 Types of Analogy

    Identical Relationship Shared Abstraction

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    問題一覧

  • 1

    Three Themes of Discourse according to Cameron and Panovic.

    Discourse is Language "Above the Sentence". Discourse is Language "In Use". Discourse is a Form Of Social Practice.

  • 2

    a unit that is larger than sentences. It has a structural pattern that hold more meaning than a sentence.

    Discourse

  • 3

    Discourse means ____ in Late Latin

    Conversation

  • 4

    "Language is not a transparent medium or a window through which we see into the language-user's mind. Language is shaped by its context and by the way verbal communication works."

    Discourse is Language in Use

  • 5

    Types of discourse

    Narration Description Exposition Argument

  • 6

    Story Telling

    Narration

  • 7

    Use of Five Senses

    Description

  • 8

    to inform

    Exposition

  • 9

    convince through logic

    Argument

  • 10

    focuses on how language is used creatively to form themes and convey ideologies.

    Poetic

  • 11

    a personal narrative and is typically written in first-person point of view

    Expressive

  • 12

    commonly found in instructional materials, advertisements, and editorials. Directive in nature as it provides detailed information on how something is done or achieved

    Transactional

  • 13

    expository or argumentative in nature.

    Academic Discourse

  • 14

    With this list, you can generate ideas quickly and recall specific information about a topic.

    Brainstorming List

  • 15

    : These are important and effective pedagogical tools for organizing content and ideas.

    Graphic Organizer

  • 16

    used to show the similarities and differences between two or more people, objects, or ideas.

    Venn Diagram

  • 17

    used to show the different steps in a process. It contains information on the stages of a process in the order that it must be completed.

    Flow Chart

  • 18

    a list of ideas arranged in a specific order, and it shows how information is presented in writing.

    Topic Outline

  • 19

    represent the main ideas and are indicated by Roman numerals.

    Headings

  • 20

    represent the supporting ideas. they are indicated by capital letters and are indented.

    Subheadings

  • 21

    : It is the pattern of development in writing that is used to tell or retell a story or a set of related events.

    Narration

  • 22

    : In writing the main idea of a narrative text, you must state how you feel about the set of events that occurred.

    Formulate an Opinion

  • 23

    : is an opening sentence(s) that is written as an introduction to the subject of a text.

    Lead-in

  • 24

    topic+writer's opinion

    Thesis Statement

  • 25

    Makes the story or image seem clearer and more real to us.

    Concrete Language

  • 26

    "The sun was shining, and a slight breeze blew across my face."

    Concrete Language

  • 27

    : Makes the story or image difficult to visualize.

    Abstract Language

  • 28

    "It was a nice day"

    Abstract Language

  • 29

    It is the objective meaning of a word. The definition of a word will always be the same for everybody, no matter what.

    Denotation

  • 30

    : it is the use of word to suggest a different association other than its literal definition.

    Connotation

  • 31

    : shows how two things are alike, but with the ultimate goal of making a point about this comparison.

    Analogy

  • 32

    Greek scholars used analogies to directly illustrate similar relationships between two pairs of words, often for the purpose of logical argument.

    Identical Relationship

  • 33

    compares two things that are technically unrelated, in order to draw comparisons between an attribute or pattern they share.

    Shared Abstraction

  • 34

    It is defining something by stating what it is not.

    Negation

  • 35

    It is a rhetorical device used for listing details, or a process of mentioning words or phrases step by step.

    Enumeration

  • 36

    Types of Writing in Writing a Definition Essay

    Denotation Connotation Analogy

  • 37

    Literary Discourse:

    Poetic Expressive Transactional

  • 38

    TECHNIQUES IN SELECTING AND ORGANIZING INFORMATION

    Brainstorming List Graphic Organizer Venn Diagram Flow Chart Topic Outline

  • 39

    Levels of Topic Outline:

    Headings Subheadings

  • 40

    2 Types of Analogy

    Identical Relationship Shared Abstraction