問題一覧
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Passages that explain or inform
Informative/explanatory writing
2
Writing that is based on facts, real events and real people such as biography or history
Nonfiction
3
The most important part or idea that the author is making in a passage; also known as the main idea
Central idea
4
Writing techniques used to inform or educate readers on a specific topic; includes organizing information using concise language and providing evidence
Expository text techniques
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The strategic choice of words based on the audience context or situation
Word choice or diction
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The way information is presented; the method used to present information to a reader
Text mode
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Used in writing essays research papers, or formal letter; chooses language that matches the audience and purpose and avoids in formal language
Formal writing style
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A style of crediting sources used to write a paper; this includes document layout, document font, and citation of source materials
MLA format
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The author’s intention for his or her writing; persuade in for explain or entertain
Authors purpose
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An overview of a passage that captures the main points, but does not give every detail and does not include opinions
Objective summary
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At the beginning of a piece of writing, it makes clear the text purpose to the reader
Introduction
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A short statement, usually one sentence that summarizes the main point or claim of an essay; it is developed, supported and explained in the text with examples and evidence
Thesis statement
13
A sentence that introduces a paragraph by presenting the one topic that will be the focus of that paragraph
Topic sentence
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Links one idea to the next; examples are words such as another, for example, also and because
Transition words
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The end of a piece of writing; sums up the main purpose of writing and provide an overall Takeaway for the reader
Conclusion
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To use someone else’s ideas and to express those ideas in your own words; you must attribute the ideas to the author and site the source in the text at the end of the sentence
Paraphrase
17
The exact words, a person says or rights that is used by someone else in another piece of writing or speech; the source must be cited at the end of the sentence
Quotation
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The Way, the author tells readers that certain details or information included in the text come from another source
Citation
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Something that proves or demonstrates the truth of something else and is related to the topic; help support the author’s opinion claim and reasoning
Textual or relevant evidence
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A factual description of situations occasions or events that actually occurred in the past
Historical account
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The people who will be reading the piece of writing
Audience
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The information someone has on a particular topic; essential to understanding a situation or problem
Background knowledge
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Refers to how the information within a written text is organized
Text structure
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A text structure of a paragraph or essay that is organized into categories and gives example examples of things that fit into each category
Classification
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The relationship in which one thing causes another thing to happen
Cause and effect
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Analyze the relationship between ideas in a passage; analyze the similarities and differences
Compare and contrast
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Passages that explain or inform
Informative/explanatory writing
2
Writing that is based on facts, real events and real people such as biography or history
Nonfiction
3
The most important part or idea that the author is making in a passage; also known as the main idea
Central idea
4
Writing techniques used to inform or educate readers on a specific topic; includes organizing information using concise language and providing evidence
Expository text techniques
5
The strategic choice of words based on the audience context or situation
Word choice or diction
6
The way information is presented; the method used to present information to a reader
Text mode
7
Used in writing essays research papers, or formal letter; chooses language that matches the audience and purpose and avoids in formal language
Formal writing style
8
A style of crediting sources used to write a paper; this includes document layout, document font, and citation of source materials
MLA format
9
The author’s intention for his or her writing; persuade in for explain or entertain
Authors purpose
10
An overview of a passage that captures the main points, but does not give every detail and does not include opinions
Objective summary
11
At the beginning of a piece of writing, it makes clear the text purpose to the reader
Introduction
12
A short statement, usually one sentence that summarizes the main point or claim of an essay; it is developed, supported and explained in the text with examples and evidence
Thesis statement
13
A sentence that introduces a paragraph by presenting the one topic that will be the focus of that paragraph
Topic sentence
14
Links one idea to the next; examples are words such as another, for example, also and because
Transition words
15
The end of a piece of writing; sums up the main purpose of writing and provide an overall Takeaway for the reader
Conclusion
16
To use someone else’s ideas and to express those ideas in your own words; you must attribute the ideas to the author and site the source in the text at the end of the sentence
Paraphrase
17
The exact words, a person says or rights that is used by someone else in another piece of writing or speech; the source must be cited at the end of the sentence
Quotation
18
The Way, the author tells readers that certain details or information included in the text come from another source
Citation
19
Something that proves or demonstrates the truth of something else and is related to the topic; help support the author’s opinion claim and reasoning
Textual or relevant evidence
20
A factual description of situations occasions or events that actually occurred in the past
Historical account
21
The people who will be reading the piece of writing
Audience
22
The information someone has on a particular topic; essential to understanding a situation or problem
Background knowledge
23
Refers to how the information within a written text is organized
Text structure
24
A text structure of a paragraph or essay that is organized into categories and gives example examples of things that fit into each category
Classification
25
The relationship in which one thing causes another thing to happen
Cause and effect
26
Analyze the relationship between ideas in a passage; analyze the similarities and differences
Compare and contrast