EAPP

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Formal type, used in university.

• Introduction

• Essay

• Structural Writing

• Academic Text

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Original words and form of a written

• Text

• Manuscript
• Script

• Writing an Essay

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Gives a short background on the theme.

• Body

• Summary

• Introduction

• Critical Evaluation

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It is the summary of the text and it must accomplish tying together all of the important points.

• Point of View

• Body

• Conclusion

• Purpose

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the Three Part Essay

• Introduction, Body, Conclusion

• Introduction, Summary, Recommendation

• First, Second, Last

• Introduction, Critical Evaluation, Conclusion

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the main part of the essay

• Introduction

• Summary

• Conclusion

• Body

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It uses appropriate and formal language

• Tone

• Point of View

• Audience

• Topic

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Expressing opposite stand on a given topic

• Claims

• Argumentative

• Informative

• Persuas

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must be specific as to time, place, people involved, and situation

• Claims

• Claim of Fact

• Claim of Orders

• Claim of Value

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It has a specific subject

• Point of View

• Purpose

• Topic

• Tone

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It addresses a specific _______.

• Topic

• Point of View

• Tone

• Audience

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Types of Audience

• Expert readers, Semi-expert readers & Non-expert readers

• First person, Second person & Third person

• Friendly, Uninforemed, & Aggressive

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Group of professionals who can understand texts

• Semi-expert readers

• Non-expert readers

• Expert readers

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readers who may not necessarily be part of the academic

• Professional Readers

• Semi-expert Readers

• Non-expert Readers

• Expert Readers

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a reader who needs full assistance in understanding the text.

• Non-expert readers

• Expert readers

• Semi-expert readers

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The readers see the text through the speaker (I, We, Me, etc)

• First Person

• Second person

• Third Person

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Providing knowledge

• Informative

• Persuasive

• Argumentative

• Claims

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Making someone belive on a partiular thing or idea.

• Persuasive

• Manipulation
• Deception
• Coercion

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The writer should establish himself as the authority of the subject matter

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only used in instructional writing (You and Me)

• Third Person

• Second Person

• First Person

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The writer must present substantial and tangible evidence to affirm his claims

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The author tells the text in ____ (they, she, he, it)

• Second peroson

• Third person

• First person

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The writer should convince the audience and get their sympathy to address their knowledge

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Judgements, appraisals, and evaluations

• Claim of policy

• Claim of Value

• Claim of Fact

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Often presents conditions and rules

• Claim of Value

• Claim of Fact

• Claim of policy

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refers to how the information within a written text

• Text interpretation
• Text evaluation
• Text Structures

• Text analysis

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Narrates an event/story

• Explanation
• Narrative

• Interpretation
• Description

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something said to have happened or supposed to be true

• presumed
• Fact

• confirmed
• validated

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is a conclusion reached by someone after looking at the facts

• Assumption
• Hypothesis
• Conclusion
• Opinion

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This text structure gives readers a ________ of events

• Chronological

• Sequence

• climax
• plot

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This structure presents the casual relationship between a specific event

• Cause and Effect

• Action and Consequence

• Event and Result

• Effect and Cause Structure

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Sources of Data

• Primary and Secondary Data Collection

• Observations, experiments, questionnaires, and focus groups
• Questionnaires, focus groups, case studies, and literature reviews
• Case studies, surveys, interviews, and experiments

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APA stands for?

• American Physiological Association

• American Psycologist Association

• American Psychological Association

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This type of structure sets up a problem

• Problem/Solution

• Cause and Effect

• Compare and Contrast

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This type of text structure features a detailed description of something

• Cause and Effect

• Problem/Solution

• Definition/Description

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This type of text examinies the similarities and differences between two and more

• Problem/Solution

• Compare and Contrast

• Cause and Effect

• Definition and Description

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DOI stand for?

• Digital Object Identifier

• Digital Object Identity

• Department of the Interior

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How many authors?

• 20

• 15

• 19

• 7

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How many percentage in Rationale

• 10%

• 20%

• 15%

• 25%

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Combination of two (1.1, 1.2)

• Full Sentence

• Alphanumeric Outline

• Decimal Outline

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Standard format, Roman numeral

• Decimal Outline

• Alphanumeric Outline

• Full Sentence

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Not only keyword

• Full Sentence

• Decimal Outline

• Alphanumeric Outline

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It is essentila to select major Idea

• Recjection

• Selection

• Substitution

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It is a process of removing unnecessary data

• Substitution

• Selection

• Rejection

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It is a mode of combining several sentences into one sentence

• Summarizing
• Substitution

• Rejection

• Selection

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Author the info

• Idea Heading Format

• Author Heading Format

• Date Heading Format

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Idea then citation

• Idea Heading Format

• Author Heading Format

• Date Heading Format

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Idea then date when the material was published.

• Idea Heading Format

• Author Heading Format

• Date Heading Format

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Prior to the full proposal

• Narrative Report

• Concept Paper

• Rationale

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Specific odject came from the main object

• Objectives

• Summary

• Methodology

• Background

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provide with citations of sources of information

• Conclusion

• Critique Analysis

• References

• Research Questions