SRQ

Complete: An academic essay is a short collection of ... that presents ..., opinions, and ... about the ....

• sounds, facts, ideas, topic.

• paragraphs, facts, ideas, topic.

• paragraphs, facts, ideas, writer's attitude.

• words, facts, statistics, question

What is a hook?

• A piece of metal for catching hold things on

• it's used for concluding sentences

• Opening statement for catching the reader’s attention

• it's used in an academic essay

What should you use in academic writing style?

• hedging language

• abbreviations

• personal pronouns

• emotional expressions

what are the common four criteria to score academic writing work?

• task development, coherence, vocabulary range and accuracy, grammar range and accuracy

• task achievement, coherence and cohesion, vocabulary range and accuracy, grammar range and accuracy

• task achievement, cohesion, vocabulary range and accuracy, grammar range and accuracy

• ideas, connection, vocabulary, errors

What can you do when you are writing a conclusion?

• Summarize and paraphrase your thesis.

• Present a counterargument

• Add new information

• Explain more with examples

How do you usually write a well-developed body paragraph #1?

• point #1, Detail, elaborate, detail, elaborate, transition summary

• point #2, detail, elaborate, detail, transition summary

• point #1, detail, detail, transition summary

• point #1, detail, statistics, transition summary

what type(s) of supporting ideas is/are not encouraged in a short essay for exam purpose?

• examples

• social stories

• statistics

• quotations

How do you structure your body paragraphs?

• Topic sentence and concluding sentence

• Supporting sentences and concluding sentence

• Topic sentence and supporting sentences

• Topic sentence, supporting sentences and concluding sentence

When you create relevant ideas to one main idea in each paragraph, you address which criterion?

• task response/achievement

• cohesion

• vocabulary

• grammar

when you use synonyms and pronouns in the essay well, you address which criterion?

• task response

• coherence and cohesion

• vocabulary

• grammar