Evaluative statements, claims, and reviews

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When writing a formal statement that articulates the writer's viewpoint on a specific issue, what type of document is typically used?

  • Resume
  • Position Paper (correct)
  • Research Report
  • Project Proposal

In the context of resume writing, which section primarily showcases the applicant's skills, previous positions, and responsibilities?

  • Personal Attributes
  • Technical Skills
  • Educational History
  • Employment History (correct)

If a job applicant is proficient in multiple languages, where should this information ideally be placed within their resume to attract potential employers?

  • Education
  • Contact Information
  • Additional Information (correct)
  • Employment History

Which of the following exemplifies an evaluative statement?

<p>The author's argument is well-supported and persuasive. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

When incorporating additional details not found in the main body of a business letter, which section is most appropriate for including this supplementary information?

<p>Enclosures (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following is the BEST approach for an individual with limited work experience applying for a job?

<p>Emphasize transferable skills and relevant abilities. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

When a customer expresses dissatisfaction with purchased goods, what type of business correspondence is most suitable for addressing the issue?

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

In academic writing and analysis, what is the function of textual evidence?

<p>To provide supporting data for a claim (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

When providing references, which of the options is most likely to showcase your professional capabilities and work ethic effectively?

<p>Former employers, former managers, teachers/professors (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the given email addresses is most likely to be viewed as appropriate and professional for online resume submission?

<p><a href="mailto:[email protected]">[email protected]</a> (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Flashcards

Evaluative Statement

A statement that reflects your judgement and generalization about a text.

Textual Evidence

Data that serves as proof to support a judgement or conclusion.

Argument

An arguable statement reflecting the writer's position.

Assertion

A strong, forceful, and confident statement about belief or fact.

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Counterclaim

A statement opposing the writer's stand, belief, or idea.

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Literature Review

Discusses and assesses published literature on a specific topic.

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Article Critique

Not a summary but a commentary about a book.

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Position Paper

A detailed statement articulating the stand or viewpoint of the writer.

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Application Letter

Highlights applicant’s education, skills, and qualifications.

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Career Objective

Reflects career goals and intention for applying for a job.

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Study Notes

  • An evaluative statement reflects judgment and generalization about a read text.
  • Data that serves as proof to support a judgment or conclusion is called a claim.
  • An argument suggests an arguable statement reflecting the writer's position.
  • Assertion is a stylistic technique involving a strong declaration about a belief or fact.
  • An evaluative statement opposes the writer's stand, belief, or idea.
  • A literature review discusses and assesses published literature on a topic.
  • An article critique is not a summary but a commentary about a book.
  • A position paper is a formal statement articulating the writer's viewpoint.
  • An application letter is enclosed with a resume to highlight education and skills.
  • A career objective reflects career goals and intentions for a job application.
  • A complaint letter is a business letter written when a customer is dissatisfied.
  • The introduction of a review includes the title, author, and publication date.
  • The subject line indicates the subject matter in a business letter.
  • Use enclosures when adding information not in the body of a letter.
  • An employment history section lists previous jobs and work experience.
  • Contact details provide positive recommendations on a resume.
  • A designation/title should NOT be included in the educational attainment section.
  • Former employers are the best option for character references.
  • Bilingual skills should be listed in the contact information section of a resume.
  • To compensate for a lack of experience, highlight the skills.
  • Use white paper to print resumes.
  • A professional email address should be used to submit resumes online.
  • Hypermedia refers to images, audio, and video that enhance online content.
  • "One of the ways to overcome depression is by focusing on the positive aspects of life" is a claim.
  • "Not everyone with depression shares the same perspective" is a claim.
  • Alfred Tennyson implied intertextuality is present in almost all written texts.

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