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What is a key characteristic of a narrative writing?
Which transitional expression indicates a cause in writing?
What should a writer clarify when writing a cause and effect essay?
What is an inappropriate statement to make in a cause and effect essay?
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Which writing strategy is helpful in connecting ideas in a narrative?
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What is the primary purpose of using transitional expressions in writing?
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Which of the following signal words is used for contrast?
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What technique is described as helping the reader visualize outcomes?
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What is the role of acknowledging the opposition in writing?
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Which of the following phrases is NOT typically used to give reasons?
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What is a graphic organizer primarily used for?
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Which of the following is NOT a type of outlining principle mentioned?
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Why is the principle of coordination important in outlining?
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What does the principle of subordination in outlining imply?
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Which of the following outlines the purpose of outlining as stated in the content?
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What is the significance of division in outlining?
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Which of the following describes a cognitive organizer?
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What aspect does the principle of parallel construction emphasize in outlining?
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What is the purpose of using comparison/contrast order in writing?
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Which term best describes the arrangement of content based on location in space?
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What should be avoided in well-written text according to general writing principles?
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Which of the following is an example of a time order word?
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What aspect of writing is concerned with proper spelling and punctuation?
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What is a primary feature of language use in writing?
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Which of the following is a correct guideline for writing numbers?
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What is the significance of using synonyms in writing?
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What is the primary purpose of narrative discourse?
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Which of the following best describes brainstorming?
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How does Osborn suggest improving the brainstorming process?
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Which type of literary discourse is commonly found in creative works?
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What is a characteristic of academic discourse?
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Which brainstorming method involves analyzing a topic from various perspectives?
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Which perspective is typically used in expressive discourse?
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What does coherence refer to in writing?
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Which method of brainstorming emphasizes generating a wide range of ideas?
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Which of the following describes transactional discourse?
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Study Notes
Graphic Organizers
- A communication tool that uses visual symbols to express knowledge, concepts, thoughts, or ideas, and the relationship between them.
- A visual representation of knowledge that structures information by arranging important aspects.
Types of Graphic Organizers
- Knowledge Map: Depicts relationships and connections between various concepts.
- Concept Map: Represents ideas in a hierarchical structure with branches and nodes.
- Cognitive Organizer: Helps learners to organize and structure information in a systematic manner.
- Advance Organizer: Prepares students for new material by providing an overview of the key concepts.
- Concept Diagram: Visually illustrates the relationship between ideas through lines, arrows, and symbols.
Outlining
- **Overview:**Provides a quick summary of the structure of a text or idea.
- Relationship: Shows how ideas are connected and related to one another.
- Record: Serves as a reference point for research and information gathering.
- Test: Checks the coherence and cohesion of ideas and their logical flow.
- Logic: Ensures the arrangement of information is clear, logical, and cohesive.
- Boundaries: Helps to determine if the discussion stays within the intended topic.
Principles of Outlining
- Coordination: Requires ideas of the same relevance to be labeled in the same way.
- Subordination: Minor details must be placed under their respective major details.
- Division: No cluster should contain only one item.
Narrative
- A form of communication where ideas and events are sequenced logically and meaningfully.
- Used for storytelling, conveying information, and creating a sense of purpose.
Argumentative
- A type of writing that presents a claim and provides evidence to support it, aiming to persuade the audience.
Literary Discourse
- Focuses on creative works like poetry, short stories, and novels.
Types of Literary Discourse
- Poetic: Language used to shape themes and convey ideologies.
- Expressive: Written in the first-person point of view, often as personal narratives.
- Transactional: Provides detailed information on how something is done and encourages readers to take action.
Academic Discourse
- The language and concepts used in academic communication.
- Uses formal language, reasons, and evidence.
- Employs proper structure, well-written text, and a third-person point of view.
Cohesion
- Connection of ideas at the sentence level.
- Ensures a smooth flow of information.
Coherence
- Overall understanding of the essence of a text.
Ordering of Ideas
- Spatial Order: Organization based on location in space (e.g., above, below, beside).
- Time Order: Chronological sequence of events (e.g., first, then, finally).
Language Use
- Use of proper and precise language enhances communication.
- Concrete and specific details make the writing more effective.
- Conciseness ensures the writing is clear and to the point.
- Language should be aligned with the context of the text.
Mechanics
- Encompasses the technical aspects of writing, including spelling, abbreviations, and punctuation.
General Principles
- Use Standard English.
- Avoid using contractions (e.g., shouldn’t).
- Avoid using exclamation marks unless they are part of a direct quotation.
- Always use the full name of an abbreviation in the first mention and then use the abbreviation.
- Numbers from zero to ten should be spelled out, and the rest should be written as figures.
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This quiz explores various types of graphic organizers, highlighting their roles in visually representing knowledge and structuring information. Topics include knowledge maps, concept maps, cognitive organizers, and more, along with their applications in learning. Understand how these tools can benefit communication and comprehension.
