EAPP Lesson 1: Academic Text

What is academic writing primarily used for?

• Informal communication

• Academia or school

• Creative expression

• Personal journaling

Which of the following best defines 'tone' in academic writing?

• The main topic of the text

• The writer's attitude towards the subject

• The style of the writing

• The audience's reaction

What does 'purpose' refer to in academic writing?

• The structure of the text

• The audience's understanding

• The style of the writing

• The author's intent to inform the reader

Which point of view is typically used in academic texts?

• First person

• Fourth person

• Third person

• Second person

What is the main feature of 'formality' in academic writing?

• Use of slang and colloquial language

• Casual tone and style

• Precision and dignity in language

• Personal anecdotes

Which of the following is an example of expository writing?

• A recipe

• A novel

• A poem

• A personal diary

What does 'objectivity' in academic writing emphasize?

• Creative storytelling

• Personal opinions

• General information without bias

• Emotional language

Which phrase is used to indicate a change in argument?

• In addition

• This resulted in

• However

• For example

What is the purpose of using 'caution' in academic writing?

• To avoid misleading statements

• To express strong opinions

• To use informal language

• To make sweeping generalizations

Which type of writing aims to convince the audience?

• Narrative

• Persuasive

• Expository

• Descriptive