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What is the primary purpose of an essay?
What is the primary purpose of an essay?
- To provide a comprehensive overview of a subject
- To narrate a personal experience
- To persuade the reader to adopt a particular viewpoint
- To explain or elucidate a thought, a theory, or an inkling (correct)
According to Gordon Harvey, what is the first element of an essay that should be explored?
According to Gordon Harvey, what is the first element of an essay that should be explored?
- Thesis statement
- Evidence
- Motive
- Idea (correct)
What is the characteristic of an idea in an essay, according to Gordon Harvey?
What is the characteristic of an idea in an essay, according to Gordon Harvey?
- It should be true but arguable and limited in scope (correct)
- It should be a widely accepted fact
- It should be a personal opinion
- It should be a general truth
What is the role of motive in an essay?
What is the role of motive in an essay?
What is the ideal function of an essay in relation to human conditions?
What is the ideal function of an essay in relation to human conditions?
What is the origin of the word 'essay'?
What is the origin of the word 'essay'?
What is the primary function of evidence in an essay?
What is the primary function of evidence in an essay?
What type of essay is characterized by a detached, objective, clear, and straightforward tone?
What type of essay is characterized by a detached, objective, clear, and straightforward tone?
What is the purpose of explanations in an essay?
What is the purpose of explanations in an essay?
What is the main difference between an Inductive Pattern and a Deductive Pattern in an essay?
What is the main difference between an Inductive Pattern and a Deductive Pattern in an essay?
What is the primary function of coherence in an essay?
What is the primary function of coherence in an essay?
What is the term for the sensation of life in the writing of a mind invested in and focused on a subject?
What is the term for the sensation of life in the writing of a mind invested in and focused on a subject?
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