RWS
ALL MODULES
問題一覧
1
is an opinion, idea, or assertion.
Claim
2
the implied meanings as choosing words.
Connotation
3
refers to the literal, dictionary definition of a word.
Denotation
4
is used in two different ways. It
is important to explain both uses of the word in order to avoid future confusion.
Connotation
5
3 Category of Connotation
Neutral, Positive, Negative
6
when the meaning of a word being used has another meaning.
Positive Connotation
7
may be something that you want to use to your advantage or avoid, depending on what your purpose for writing is.
Negative Connotation
8
are those descriptive words that don’t have positive or negative implication; basically devoid of most emotions or the author or speaker has no strong attachment to those words.
Neutral Connotation
9
Is defined as the social, cultural, political,historical and other circumstances that surrounds the text and from the term from which it can be better understood and evaluated
Context
10
The modeling of text meaning by another text
Intertextuality
11
“to intermingle while weaving” latin word
Intertexto
12
Is a great example of intertextuality
Fan fiction
13
Is a non linear way of showing information, connects topic on a screen to related information, graphics, videos and music
Hypertext
14
Refers to a work whose meaning is shaped by referencing or calling to mind other text
Intertext
15
is a stylistic approach or technique involving a strong declaration, a forceful or confident and positive statement regarding a belief or a fact.
Assertion
16
Types of assertions
Basic Assertion, Emphatic Assertion, Escalating Assertion, Language Assertion
17
the central argument of the text. It can also be called a thesis, a proposition, or the argument.
Claim
18
Provide opposing viewpoint to the central claim
Counterclaim
19
If your thesis has been well argued, the conclusion should follow naturally.
Conclusion
20
Develop your thesis using arguments.
Development
21
Most of the book reviews are brief.
Introduction
22
After taking note of your observations, you may organize your thoughts and start writing.
Writing Phase
23
After reading the book, go over it once more and reflect on the
following questions
Pre-writing Phase
24
both an evaluation and description of a book.
Book review
問題一覧
1
is an opinion, idea, or assertion.
Claim
2
the implied meanings as choosing words.
Connotation
3
refers to the literal, dictionary definition of a word.
Denotation
4
is used in two different ways. It
is important to explain both uses of the word in order to avoid future confusion.
Connotation
5
3 Category of Connotation
Neutral, Positive, Negative
6
when the meaning of a word being used has another meaning.
Positive Connotation
7
may be something that you want to use to your advantage or avoid, depending on what your purpose for writing is.
Negative Connotation
8
are those descriptive words that don’t have positive or negative implication; basically devoid of most emotions or the author or speaker has no strong attachment to those words.
Neutral Connotation
9
Is defined as the social, cultural, political,historical and other circumstances that surrounds the text and from the term from which it can be better understood and evaluated
Context
10
The modeling of text meaning by another text
Intertextuality
11
“to intermingle while weaving” latin word
Intertexto
12
Is a great example of intertextuality
Fan fiction
13
Is a non linear way of showing information, connects topic on a screen to related information, graphics, videos and music
Hypertext
14
Refers to a work whose meaning is shaped by referencing or calling to mind other text
Intertext
15
is a stylistic approach or technique involving a strong declaration, a forceful or confident and positive statement regarding a belief or a fact.
Assertion
16
Types of assertions
Basic Assertion, Emphatic Assertion, Escalating Assertion, Language Assertion
17
the central argument of the text. It can also be called a thesis, a proposition, or the argument.
Claim
18
Provide opposing viewpoint to the central claim
Counterclaim
19
If your thesis has been well argued, the conclusion should follow naturally.
Conclusion
20
Develop your thesis using arguments.
Development
21
Most of the book reviews are brief.
Introduction
22
After taking note of your observations, you may organize your thoughts and start writing.
Writing Phase
23
After reading the book, go over it once more and reflect on the
following questions
Pre-writing Phase
24
both an evaluation and description of a book.
Book review