ST-1-L-1

To write academically means…

• avoiding copy pasting from the internet

• writing that uses proper English language

• to write in order to pass the subject

• to write a paper for scholars

Academic writing is relatively formal and avoids colloquial words and expressions.

• Formality

• Responsibility

• Objectivity

• Hedging

The texts used are understood and claims being made are justified.

• Formality

• Responsibility

• Objectivity

• Hedging

Information are given emphasis rather than personal.

• Precision

• Hedging

• Objectivity

• Explicitness

It is a feature of language that concerns about the relationship on the text and uses different signaling words.

• Precision

• Hedging

• Objectivity

• Explicitness

A language feature that focuses on the strength of claims you are making.

• Precision

• Hedging

• Objectivity

• Explicitness

Academic text is usually written by:

• poet

• experts or professional in a given field

• well-known official

• anonymous individual

Mass is a measure of the amount of matter in an object.

• Chemistry

• Biology

• Law

• Politics

____________ text is used for academic and professional purposes to be able to reach or connect its target audience or readers.

• Formal

• Simplified

• Unclear

• None of the above

This refers to the method of human communication consisting the use of words in a structured and conventional way.

• vocabulary

• texts

• language

• academic