MASTERY TEST SAPPHIRE/AMETHYST

What is an academic text?

• A written language that provides information.

• A personal diary.

• A fictional story.

• A casual conversation.

What are the three parts of an academic text structure?

• Introduction, body, and conclusion.

• Title, abstract, and references.

• Introduction, discussion, and summary.

• Abstract, body, and conclusion.

What does tone refer to in academic writing?

• The length of the text.

• The number of references used.

• The attitude conveyed in writing.

• The complexity of vocabulary.

What is important about language in academic texts?

• It should be unambiguous.

• It should be poetic.

• It should be filled with jargon.

• It should be casual.

What is the purpose of citation in academic texts?

• To confuse the reader.

• To acknowledge sources of ideas.

• To avoid using references.

• To make the text longer.

What is valued in an academic text regarding arguments?

• Casual observations.

• Personal feelings and biases.

• Unverified claims.

• Opinions based on sound understanding.

What does it mean for an academic text to be thesis-driven?

• It is written in a casual tone.

• It avoids any specific idea.

• It starts with a particular perspective.

• It is purely narrative.

What is one of the purposes of reading an academic text?

• To write a personal opinion.

• To memorize the text.

• To ignore the content.

• To locate a main idea.

What should be avoided in academic writing?

• Formal language.

• Technical vocabulary.

• Clear topic sentences.

• Colloquial words and expressions.

What does it mean for academic language to be objective?

• It is casual and conversational.

• It avoids any specific terminology.

• It is based on facts and evidence.

• It includes personal feelings.