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Which type of language is used for professional and academic purposes, with no colloquialism and contractions?
Which type of language is used for professional and academic purposes, with no colloquialism and contractions?
- Informal language
- Spontaneous language
- Formal language (correct)
- Technical language
What are the three parts of an academic text?
What are the three parts of an academic text?
- Introduction, body, conclusion (correct)
- Thesis, body, conclusion
- Introduction, arguments, conclusion
- Abstract, main text, references
What is the tone of academic text characterized by?
What is the tone of academic text characterized by?
- Humorous and light-hearted
- Argumentative or descriptive (correct)
- Emotional and expressive
- Casual and spontaneous
What kind of language should writers use in academic texts?
What kind of language should writers use in academic texts?
What is important for writers to do as a defense against plagiarism in academic texts?
What is important for writers to do as a defense against plagiarism in academic texts?
What kind of issues does an academic text address?
What kind of issues does an academic text address?
What is the starting point of a text and represents an idea or writer’s position on the chosen topic?
What is the starting point of a text and represents an idea or writer’s position on the chosen topic?
Which feature of an academic text emphasizes the use of language appropriate in academic and professional purposes?
Which feature of an academic text emphasizes the use of language appropriate in academic and professional purposes?
In academic text, what is emphasized by using third person point-of-view and focusing on information and arguments rather than oneself?
In academic text, what is emphasized by using third person point-of-view and focusing on information and arguments rather than oneself?
Which feature of academic writing involves specifying information, using correct words, and presenting sentences free from grammatical errors?
Which feature of academic writing involves specifying information, using correct words, and presenting sentences free from grammatical errors?
Which text structure narrates an event/story with characters, setting, conflict, point of view, and plot?
Which text structure narrates an event/story with characters, setting, conflict, point of view, and plot?
Which text structure presents ideas or events in the order in which they happen?
Which text structure presents ideas or events in the order in which they happen?
Which type of language is used for professional and academic purposes, with no colloquialism and contractions?
Which type of language is used for professional and academic purposes, with no colloquialism and contractions?
What is emphasized by using third person point-of-view and focusing on information and arguments rather than oneself in academic text?
What is emphasized by using third person point-of-view and focusing on information and arguments rather than oneself in academic text?
What kind of issues does an academic text address?
What kind of issues does an academic text address?
What feature of an academic text emphasizes the use of language appropriate in academic and professional purposes?
What feature of an academic text emphasizes the use of language appropriate in academic and professional purposes?
What is the starting point of a text and represents an idea or writer’s position on the chosen topic?
What is the starting point of a text and represents an idea or writer’s position on the chosen topic?
Which text structure presents ideas or events in the order in which they happen?
Which text structure presents ideas or events in the order in which they happen?
Which of the following best represents the emphasis of third person point-of-view and focusing on information and arguments rather than oneself in academic writing?
Which of the following best represents the emphasis of third person point-of-view and focusing on information and arguments rather than oneself in academic writing?
What does the use of concrete evidences and examples in academic writing aim to do?
What does the use of concrete evidences and examples in academic writing aim to do?
In academic writing, what does the term 'precision and accuracy' primarily refer to?
In academic writing, what does the term 'precision and accuracy' primarily refer to?
Which feature of academic writing involves narrating an event/story with characters, setting, conflict, point of view, and plot?
Which feature of academic writing involves narrating an event/story with characters, setting, conflict, point of view, and plot?
What should writers avoid in academic writing to maintain objectivity?
What should writers avoid in academic writing to maintain objectivity?
In academic writing, what is the purpose of discussing two ideas, events, or phenomena showing how they are different and similar?
In academic writing, what is the purpose of discussing two ideas, events, or phenomena showing how they are different and similar?
What term describes the starting point of a text in academic writing, representing an idea or writer’s position on the chosen topic?
What term describes the starting point of a text in academic writing, representing an idea or writer’s position on the chosen topic?
Which text structure in academic writing provides explanations or reasons for phenomena?
Which text structure in academic writing provides explanations or reasons for phenomena?
What feature of academic writing involves avoiding making statements that are not supported by concrete evidences and examples?
What feature of academic writing involves avoiding making statements that are not supported by concrete evidences and examples?
What is emphasized in academic writing through the use of language appropriate for academic and professional purposes?
What is emphasized in academic writing through the use of language appropriate for academic and professional purposes?
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