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  • 1

    Fictional pieces

    Text literary

  • 2

    A piece of writing that has the purpose of telling a story or entertaining

    Text literary

  • 3

    Nonfiction writing

    Informational text

  • 4

    A piece of writing that has the intention of informing the reader about a specific topic

    Informational text

  • 5

    According to ___________, successful reading involves the following: retrieving interpreting integrating reflecting evaluating information

    Thomson de bartoli and buckley (2013)

  • 6

    According to Thomson De Bartoli and Buckley (2013), successful reading involves the following:

    Retrieving, Interpreting, Integrating, Reflecting, Evaluating information

  • 7

    Tpe of fiction writing that is distinguished by its briefness

    Short story

  • 8

    An ancient story created to explain natural events, present a lesson on how to live or serve as warning to follow the rules of the society

    Myth

  • 9

    Example of short story

    Dead stars by pat marquez benitez

  • 10

    Example of myth

    The story of cupid and psyche

  • 11

    Elements of fiction

    Setting, Characters, Plot, Conflict, Theme, Point of view (pov), Mood, Tone, Symbolism, Images

  • 12

    Plot

    Suspense, Foreshadowing, Flashback, Cliffhanger, Plot twist

  • 13

    Types of conflicts

    Internal, External

  • 14

    Internal conflict

    Man vs himself

  • 15

    External conflict

    Man vs man, Man vs nature, Man vs machine, Man vs society

  • 16

    Refers to the kind of writing, which presents reasons and examples to effect thought and/or action

    Persuasive essay

  • 17

    Components of persuasive text

    Facts, Expert opinions, Testimonies, Effective persuasive techniques

  • 18

    A text where the writer is either 'for' or 'against' an issue or subject

    Argument

  • 19

    Structure in persuading or convincing the readers

    Statement of the thesis, or the theme/topic of an argument, Enumeration of a set of reasons supporting the thesis, Presentation of evidences that substantiate the reasons and strengthen the thesis, Conclusion which reinforces the thesis and calls for action

  • 20

    TELLS

    Thesis, Evidence, Logic, Language & style

  • 21

    TELLS (Persuasive)

    Thesis, Evidence

  • 22

    TELLS (Argument)

    Logic, Language & style

  • 23

    An automatic brain response — accidental, involuntary, effortlessly — it occurs naturally

    Hearing

  • 24

    Is focused, voluntary, and intentional

    Listening

  • 25

    When a person's listening skill is excellent, it will not be difficult to evaluate whether the text heard conveys ______, _______, _______, and ______

    Fluency, Cohesion, Tone, Correctness

  • 26

    Is speaking effortlessly, reasonably fast, and without unnecessary stops or pauses

    Fluency

  • 27

    Refers to how 'smoothly' and 'efficiently' a second language speaker can speak on a range of topics in real time

    Fluency

  • 28

    "Fluency refers to how 'smoothly' and 'efficiently' a second language speaker can speak on a range of topics in real time" Definition from?

    Daniel morgan of shenker institutes of english

  • 29

    3 elements of fluency

    Accuracy, Rate, Prosody

  • 30

    Pronouncing words correctly that results to the ability to grasp the meaning of words in the existing vocabulary of an individual

    Accuracy

  • 31

    Is the speed with which a reader processes an extended text and grasp the meaning of each sentence without skipping any words

    Rate

  • 32

    "Reading rate is the speed with which a reader processes an extended text and grasp the meaning of each sentence without skipping any words" Definition by?

    (Fujita & yamashita, 2014)

  • 33

    Reading with expression

    Prosody

  • 34

    Concepts of fluency

    Speech rate, Speech continuity

  • 35

    Measured by words per minute, indicates how fast or how slow a speaker delivered the text

    Speech rate

  • 36

    Goes hand-in-hand with coherence

    Speech continuity

  • 37

    Linking of words and sentences by using correct transitional/cohesive devices

    Cohesion

  • 38

    Conjunctions

    Fanboys

  • 39

    Adverbial conjunctions

    Even, Although, Instead

  • 40

    Centered on the general sense and organization/logical sequence of thoughts/ideas in a text — meaning, whether or not the text makes sense

    Coherence

  • 41

    By the use of proper cohesive devices, _______ is achieved

    Coherence

  • 42

    Attitude of the writer/speaker regarding a subject

    Tone

  • 43

    2 types of tone

    Formal tone, Informal tone

  • 44

    Speakers such as resource speaker in a seminar for professionals

    Formal tone

  • 45

    Light/humorous tone such as stand-up comedian in comedy bars

    Informal tone

  • 46

    It is focused on grammar, vocabulary, and pronunciation

    Correctness

  • 47

    An attempt to persuade someone by presenting evidence to the reader for why it is a more favorable choice regarding a particular issue

    Argument

  • 48

    Having or showing a tendency to disagree or argue

    Argumentative

  • 49

    A short piece of writing on particular subject

    Essay

  • 50

    A kind of writing that aims to make the reader agree with the writer's opinion about a controversial or debatable issue

    Argumentative essay

  • 51

    It presents evidences for a claim in order to let the reader know why it is more favorable

    Argumentative essay

  • 52

    Generally, argumentative essay topics are related to

    Science, Technology, Politics, Health care

  • 53

    Terms related to an argumentative essay

    Issue, Claim, Argument, Evidence, Counterargument, Rebuttal, Pro, Con

  • 54

    An idea about which the opinions of the people are different

    Issue

  • 55

    A statement by an author about an issue

    Claim

  • 56

    A claim needs ______

    Supporting arguments

  • 57

    A claim is also called as ____, _____, and _______

    Position, Stand, Point of view

  • 58

    An idea that supports the claim

    Argument

  • 59

    An argument needs _______

    Supporting evidences

  • 60

    Facts in the real world that can be used to support an argument

    Evidence

  • 61

    An idea given by the opposing side against the claim given in the argumentative essay

    Counterargument

  • 62

    The respons to the counterargument

    Rebuttal

  • 63

    An argument in favor of a claim or advantage reading

    Pro

  • 64

    An argument against a claim or disadvantage

    Con

  • 65

    Is a persuasive form of writing

    Argumentative essay

  • 66

    It aims to change the mind of the reader by convincing the reader to agree with the writer's point of view

    Argumentative essay

  • 67

    Elements of argumentative essay

    Claim, Argument, Evidence, Counterargument, Rebuttal, Conclusion

  • 68

    Components of argumentative essay

    Introduction, Body, Refutation, Conclusion

  • 69

    Features of argumentative essay

    Highly persuasive, written logically and objectively, Presents or explains the issue or case, Gives and supports reasons to prove its point, Refutes opposing arguments

  • 70

    It is the position or assertion in relation to an issue

    Claim

  • 71

    A _____ cannot be used to support an argument because it is that must be defended

    Claim

  • 72

    Statements that supports the claim

    Argument

  • 73

    Statements or facts that supports the claim or argument

    Evidence

  • 74

    An opposing argument or assertion

    Counterargument

  • 75

    Logical arguments for rejecting the argument

    Rebuttal

  • 76

    It restates the claim, summarizes arguments, restates the counterclaim and rebuttal, and makes any recommendations

    Conclusion

  • 77

    It restates the claim, summarizes arguments, restates the counterclaim and rebuttal, and makes any recommendations

    Conclusion

  • 78

    It restates the claim, summarizes arguments, restates the counterclaim and rebuttal, and makes any recommendations

    Conclusion

  • 79

    Background of the subject topic/thesis

    Introduction

  • 80

    Present your position with presented evidence

    Body

  • 81

    Counterclaim and rebuttal

    Refutation

  • 82

    Summarize key points

    Conclusion

  • 83

    Start of and essay also called as "gateway"

    Introduction

  • 84

    It is where facts of given thesis statements of the essay are written

    Body

  • 85

    It is the argument to refute earlier arguments and give weight to the actual position

    Refutation

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    問題一覧

  • 1

    Fictional pieces

    Text literary

  • 2

    A piece of writing that has the purpose of telling a story or entertaining

    Text literary

  • 3

    Nonfiction writing

    Informational text

  • 4

    A piece of writing that has the intention of informing the reader about a specific topic

    Informational text

  • 5

    According to ___________, successful reading involves the following: retrieving interpreting integrating reflecting evaluating information

    Thomson de bartoli and buckley (2013)

  • 6

    According to Thomson De Bartoli and Buckley (2013), successful reading involves the following:

    Retrieving, Interpreting, Integrating, Reflecting, Evaluating information

  • 7

    Tpe of fiction writing that is distinguished by its briefness

    Short story

  • 8

    An ancient story created to explain natural events, present a lesson on how to live or serve as warning to follow the rules of the society

    Myth

  • 9

    Example of short story

    Dead stars by pat marquez benitez

  • 10

    Example of myth

    The story of cupid and psyche

  • 11

    Elements of fiction

    Setting, Characters, Plot, Conflict, Theme, Point of view (pov), Mood, Tone, Symbolism, Images

  • 12

    Plot

    Suspense, Foreshadowing, Flashback, Cliffhanger, Plot twist

  • 13

    Types of conflicts

    Internal, External

  • 14

    Internal conflict

    Man vs himself

  • 15

    External conflict

    Man vs man, Man vs nature, Man vs machine, Man vs society

  • 16

    Refers to the kind of writing, which presents reasons and examples to effect thought and/or action

    Persuasive essay

  • 17

    Components of persuasive text

    Facts, Expert opinions, Testimonies, Effective persuasive techniques

  • 18

    A text where the writer is either 'for' or 'against' an issue or subject

    Argument

  • 19

    Structure in persuading or convincing the readers

    Statement of the thesis, or the theme/topic of an argument, Enumeration of a set of reasons supporting the thesis, Presentation of evidences that substantiate the reasons and strengthen the thesis, Conclusion which reinforces the thesis and calls for action

  • 20

    TELLS

    Thesis, Evidence, Logic, Language & style

  • 21

    TELLS (Persuasive)

    Thesis, Evidence

  • 22

    TELLS (Argument)

    Logic, Language & style

  • 23

    An automatic brain response — accidental, involuntary, effortlessly — it occurs naturally

    Hearing

  • 24

    Is focused, voluntary, and intentional

    Listening

  • 25

    When a person's listening skill is excellent, it will not be difficult to evaluate whether the text heard conveys ______, _______, _______, and ______

    Fluency, Cohesion, Tone, Correctness

  • 26

    Is speaking effortlessly, reasonably fast, and without unnecessary stops or pauses

    Fluency

  • 27

    Refers to how 'smoothly' and 'efficiently' a second language speaker can speak on a range of topics in real time

    Fluency

  • 28

    "Fluency refers to how 'smoothly' and 'efficiently' a second language speaker can speak on a range of topics in real time" Definition from?

    Daniel morgan of shenker institutes of english

  • 29

    3 elements of fluency

    Accuracy, Rate, Prosody

  • 30

    Pronouncing words correctly that results to the ability to grasp the meaning of words in the existing vocabulary of an individual

    Accuracy

  • 31

    Is the speed with which a reader processes an extended text and grasp the meaning of each sentence without skipping any words

    Rate

  • 32

    "Reading rate is the speed with which a reader processes an extended text and grasp the meaning of each sentence without skipping any words" Definition by?

    (Fujita & yamashita, 2014)

  • 33

    Reading with expression

    Prosody

  • 34

    Concepts of fluency

    Speech rate, Speech continuity

  • 35

    Measured by words per minute, indicates how fast or how slow a speaker delivered the text

    Speech rate

  • 36

    Goes hand-in-hand with coherence

    Speech continuity

  • 37

    Linking of words and sentences by using correct transitional/cohesive devices

    Cohesion

  • 38

    Conjunctions

    Fanboys

  • 39

    Adverbial conjunctions

    Even, Although, Instead

  • 40

    Centered on the general sense and organization/logical sequence of thoughts/ideas in a text — meaning, whether or not the text makes sense

    Coherence

  • 41

    By the use of proper cohesive devices, _______ is achieved

    Coherence

  • 42

    Attitude of the writer/speaker regarding a subject

    Tone

  • 43

    2 types of tone

    Formal tone, Informal tone

  • 44

    Speakers such as resource speaker in a seminar for professionals

    Formal tone

  • 45

    Light/humorous tone such as stand-up comedian in comedy bars

    Informal tone

  • 46

    It is focused on grammar, vocabulary, and pronunciation

    Correctness

  • 47

    An attempt to persuade someone by presenting evidence to the reader for why it is a more favorable choice regarding a particular issue

    Argument

  • 48

    Having or showing a tendency to disagree or argue

    Argumentative

  • 49

    A short piece of writing on particular subject

    Essay

  • 50

    A kind of writing that aims to make the reader agree with the writer's opinion about a controversial or debatable issue

    Argumentative essay

  • 51

    It presents evidences for a claim in order to let the reader know why it is more favorable

    Argumentative essay

  • 52

    Generally, argumentative essay topics are related to

    Science, Technology, Politics, Health care

  • 53

    Terms related to an argumentative essay

    Issue, Claim, Argument, Evidence, Counterargument, Rebuttal, Pro, Con

  • 54

    An idea about which the opinions of the people are different

    Issue

  • 55

    A statement by an author about an issue

    Claim

  • 56

    A claim needs ______

    Supporting arguments

  • 57

    A claim is also called as ____, _____, and _______

    Position, Stand, Point of view

  • 58

    An idea that supports the claim

    Argument

  • 59

    An argument needs _______

    Supporting evidences

  • 60

    Facts in the real world that can be used to support an argument

    Evidence

  • 61

    An idea given by the opposing side against the claim given in the argumentative essay

    Counterargument

  • 62

    The respons to the counterargument

    Rebuttal

  • 63

    An argument in favor of a claim or advantage reading

    Pro

  • 64

    An argument against a claim or disadvantage

    Con

  • 65

    Is a persuasive form of writing

    Argumentative essay

  • 66

    It aims to change the mind of the reader by convincing the reader to agree with the writer's point of view

    Argumentative essay

  • 67

    Elements of argumentative essay

    Claim, Argument, Evidence, Counterargument, Rebuttal, Conclusion

  • 68

    Components of argumentative essay

    Introduction, Body, Refutation, Conclusion

  • 69

    Features of argumentative essay

    Highly persuasive, written logically and objectively, Presents or explains the issue or case, Gives and supports reasons to prove its point, Refutes opposing arguments

  • 70

    It is the position or assertion in relation to an issue

    Claim

  • 71

    A _____ cannot be used to support an argument because it is that must be defended

    Claim

  • 72

    Statements that supports the claim

    Argument

  • 73

    Statements or facts that supports the claim or argument

    Evidence

  • 74

    An opposing argument or assertion

    Counterargument

  • 75

    Logical arguments for rejecting the argument

    Rebuttal

  • 76

    It restates the claim, summarizes arguments, restates the counterclaim and rebuttal, and makes any recommendations

    Conclusion

  • 77

    It restates the claim, summarizes arguments, restates the counterclaim and rebuttal, and makes any recommendations

    Conclusion

  • 78

    It restates the claim, summarizes arguments, restates the counterclaim and rebuttal, and makes any recommendations

    Conclusion

  • 79

    Background of the subject topic/thesis

    Introduction

  • 80

    Present your position with presented evidence

    Body

  • 81

    Counterclaim and rebuttal

    Refutation

  • 82

    Summarize key points

    Conclusion

  • 83

    Start of and essay also called as "gateway"

    Introduction

  • 84

    It is where facts of given thesis statements of the essay are written

    Body

  • 85

    It is the argument to refute earlier arguments and give weight to the actual position

    Refutation