EAPP

What are the characteristics of an academic text?

• Structured introduction, body, and conclusion

• Informal tone, simple language, and lack of structure

• Random organization, complex sentences, and lack of coherence

• Use of slang, informal vocabulary, and personal opinions

What is the linguistic register?

• Varieties of language linked to occupations, professions, or topics

• A specific vocabulary used in literature and poetry

• A type of language used in everyday conversations

• A formal way to present words and terms typical for the field

What is the significance of terminology in academic writing?

• To complicate the understanding of readers with technical language

• To provide unnecessary details and data

• To ensure precision and clarity within a specific field

• To make the text more appealing to a general audience

What is the structure of a thesis/argumentative academic text?

• Summary and conclusion

• Factual report structure

• Problem-solution structure

• Introduction, body, and conclusion

What is the importance of summarizing in academic writing?

• To confuse readers with irrelevant information

• To copy ideas word-for-word from the original text

• To deepen understanding, identify key ideas, and concentrate on the main idea

• To make the text longer and more detailed

What is the purpose of an outline in academic writing?

• To provide a visual structure of the work and show relationships between ideas

• To eliminate the need for a thesis statement

• To confuse the reader with a complex structure

• To copy the text verbatim without any changes

What is the sandwich method used in critiques?

• Starting with criticism, then compliment, and ending with criticism

• Starting with compliment, then criticism, and ending with compliment

• Ignoring the content and focusing on personal opinions

• Providing only criticism without any positive feedback

What is the main focus of feminist critique?

• Analyzing the socioeconomic status of characters

• Studying the author's life and background

• Exploring archetypal images and symbols

• Examining the importance of women as subjects and gender perceptions

What is the purpose of a concept paper?

• To summarize the main points of a research paper

• To critique a piece of art or literature

• To provide a detailed analysis of a literary work

• To serve as the foundation of a full proposal and obtain feedback

What is the formalism/new criticism approach in literary analysis?

• Analyzing the author's life and background

• Focusing on archetypal images and symbols

• Studying the text itself without external context

• Exploring the psychological aspects of characters