EAPP

What is the purpose of the Introduction in an academic text?

• To present the author's opinions

• To provide background information for the reader

• To summarize the main points of the text

• To list the references used in the text

A process of shortening a passage/s or a texts/s without sacrificing its basic meaning or main thought.

• Summarizing

• Text Structures

• Abstract

• Précis

Provides information if existing data on topic or project is not current or directly applicable to the chosen evaluation questions

• PRIMARY DATA COLLECTION

• CLAIM OF FACT

• TOPIC

• SECONDARY DATA COLLECTION

each topic, or thought, is written out as a full sentence.

• Outline

• Full Sentence Outline

• Decimal Outline

• Alphanumeric Outline

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of academic writing?

• Specific topic

• Addressing a specific audience

• Informal language

• Specific purpose

It presents a picture of the main ideas and the subsidiary ideas of any subject.

• PRIMARY DATA COLLECTION

• COPYRIGHT

• OUTLINE

• SECONDARY DATA COLLECTION

involve judgments, appraisals, and evaluations

• Claim of value

• Claim of fact

• Claim of Fact and Value

• Claim of policy

What is the purpose of a thesis statement?

• To list the references used in the text

• To summarize the main points of the text

• To provide background information for the reader

• To guide the reader on the topic and the writer's position

is similar to the alphanumeric outline. The primary difference between them is that it's written using decimals to note each heading and subheading

• Full Sentence Outline

• Alphanumeric Outline

• Outline

• Decimal Outline

This paper is typically 2-5 pages long

• Reaction Paper

• Critique Paper

• Informative Paper

• Academic Text