English 9/29 Quiz

Report or analysis? This type of writing focuses on arranging and presenting facts, usually in chronological (time order).

• Report

• Analysis

• Essay

• Novel

Report or analysis? Presents facts, ideas, evidence, and information and also insights into what they mean, why they are important, and how they contribute to the claim.

• Report

• Analysis

• Argument

• Evaluation

Analysis or report? Communicates facts, descriptions, and information on a topic.

• Analysis

• Report

• Evaluates and interprets data

• Makes decisions

Reporting or analysis? Presenting data, facts, information, summary, and paraphrase with interpretation from the writer.

• Report

• Analysis

• Summarize

• Interpret

"________ is the interpretation of information in the context. To find an answer to your question (where has my money gone?), you explore data and try to extract meaningful information (how much have I spent on food/ clothes/ environment?). Then, you can look for a solution (what savings can I make?)" ("Databox," 2023).

• Report

• Analysis

• Interpretation

• Research

Expository or Analysis: Gathering data or information about a topic--problem/solution, compare/contrast, cause/effect--and presenting it to an audience.

• Report/Expository

• Analysis/Argument

• Descriptive

• Persuasive

Expository or Analysis: Providing the data, information, statistics, and other information, interpreting it, and giving it context.

• Reporting

• Analysis

• Narrative

• Descriptive

Expository or Argument (Analysis): Doesn't go in chronological order (time); but rather finds the best order to go in according to the analysis (weakest to strongest).

• Report/Expository

• Analysis/Argument

• Descriptive

• Persuasive

Focuses more on why something happened then what happened. Focuses on questioning, extrapolating, and interpreting. Gathers insights and presents them to the reader.

• Report/Expository

• Analysis/Argument

• Debate

• Interview

Focuses on the who, what, when, where, and why. Focuses on organizing and presenting information. This is regurgitation.

• Report/Expository

• Analysis/Argument

• Essay

• Novel