EAPP: Structures of Academic Texts
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What is the primary aim of the treatment for an accident casualty?

  • To diagnose the cause of the accident
  • To provide immediate surgery
  • To entertain the casualty until help arrives
  • To control bleeding and minimize shock (correct)
  • Which structure primarily focuses on explaining 'why' a situation occurs?

  • Problem solution
  • Recount of sequence
  • Definition
  • Cause and effect (correct)
  • Which of the following structures would be best for listing the steps to cook a meal?

  • Thesis evidence
  • Description
  • Enumeration (correct)
  • Comparison and contrast
  • What format best outlines information about the characteristics of a specific object?

    <p>Description (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    When using a problem-solution structure, what should the text start with?

    <p>A negative situation or problem (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which option describes the role of a classification structure?

    <p>To categorize and group similar items (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What purpose does a recount of sequence serve in a text?

    <p>To narrate events in chronological order (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is an essential benefit of understanding the structure of a text?

    <p>It enhances comprehension of the text as a whole (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    English for Academic and Professional Purposes (EAPP)

    • EAPP is a subject that focuses on academic and professional English.

    Structure of Academic Texts

    • The structure of an academic text relies on its primary purpose.
    • The author's choice of information and how it's organized are key.

    Structures of a Specific Academic Text

    • The structure of a text depends on its main purpose.
    • The way the writer presents information is determined by that purpose.
    • The way the information is organized in the text is important.

    Accident: Treatment Aims

    • Control bleeding.
    • Minimize shock for the casualty.
    • Prevent infection.
    • Arrange for the casualty to go to the hospital if necessary.

    What is the Purpose of the Text?

    • The main purpose of the text is to instruct on what to do in an accident.

    Nine Main Structures

    • 1. Definition: Explains the nature of something.
    • 2. Description: Gives details about appearance, characteristics, and actions.
    • 3. Recount of Sequence/Narration: Presents a chronological account.
    • 4. Cause and Effect: Shows why a situation exists.
    • 5. Comparison and Contrast: Presents similarities and differences.
    • 6. Enumeration: Lists parts, characteristics, or examples.
    • 7. Problem Solution: Addresses a negative situation with a positive outcome.
    • 8. Classification: Presents groupings, types, classes, or categories.
    • 9. Thesis Evidence: Argues, presents supporting points, and provides interpretation.

    Individual Activity

    • The activity involves writing a description of a favorite person (mother, father, or anyone).
    • A short bond paper with a picture of the subject is needed.

    Group Task (5 Groups)

    • Create a flow chart that explains a chosen topic using a chosen method.
    • Choose from cooking Adobo, driving a car, dying hair, creating an email address, or a plant's growth.

    Learnings

    • Understanding the structure of a text facilitates comprehension.

    Assignment

    • Create a scenario demonstrating the use of academic text structures in your studies.

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    Description

    This quiz explores the structures and purposes of academic texts within the context of English for Academic and Professional Purposes (EAPP). Participants will review key aspects of text organization, aiming to enhance their understanding of how information is presented in academic writing. The content covers various structures and their functions.

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