Why is it important to learn academic writing?

• It helps in developing structured thinking

• It is easier than writing novels

• It is a technical and boring type of writing

• It is not useful in the workplace

What is the benefit of academic writing in the workplace?

• It is not appreciated by employers

• Employees can present more clearly

• Employees can avoid writing reports

• It does not improve communication skills

What is the recommended approach before starting to write?

• Create an outline and mindmap

• Start writing immediately without a plan

• Ask others to write for you

• Skip the opening and go straight to the end

Which type of writing is suitable for high school to undergraduate level?

• International scientific articles

• Academic essays

• Books for doctoral studies

• National scientific articles in English

What is the purpose of the 'Plus and Minus' analysis?

• To ignore the negative aspects

• To analyze both positive and negative aspects

• To focus only on the positive aspects

• To avoid looking at both sides of a situation

Which type of writing is most complex according to the text?

• Academic essays

• High school reports

• National scientific articles in Indonesian

• Books for doctoral studies

What is the main purpose of the 'Esensi' analysis?

• To find the core essence behind an event

• To list all the minor details

• To avoid deep analysis

• To analyze only the surface level

What is the recommended step after completing a writing piece?

• Ask someone to write a new piece

• Submit it without any review

• Read it again and polish it

• Never read it again

What is the main difference between academic writing and novel writing?

• Academic writing is more imaginative

• Novel writing is more technical

• Academic writing explains, gives opinions, and concludes

• Novel writing is more structured

What is the purpose of the 'Hipotesis' analysis?

• To ignore hypothetical situations

• To analyze historical events

• To predict future scenarios and their impact

• To avoid making assumptions