15 Questions
Which type of discourse is directive in nature and encourages the reader to take action?
Transactional Discourse
What is the distinguishing feature of Literary Discourse?
Use of figures of speech and idioms
In which type of discourse are meanings conveyed, implied, and not implicit?
Poetic Discourse
Which format typically includes a section on 'Insight and recommendations'?
Conclusion
What is a distinguishing feature of Academic Discourse compared to Literary Discourse?
Scholarly use of language without figures of speech
Which type of discourse is commonly written in the first person point of view?
Expressive Discourse
'Expository or argumentative in nature' describes which type of discourse?
Academic Discourse
'Creative nonfiction' is associated with which type of discourse?
Expressive Discourse
What are the two defined processes of reading according to Lapp and Flood?
Word recognition and comprehension
Which one of the following is NOT listed as a reason why we read in the text?
To express creativity through writing
Which benefit is NOT associated with writing as mentioned in the text?
Enhances physical health
What is the primary purpose of writing as mentioned in the text?
To inform
Which macro-skill involves representing language in a visual or tactile form?
Writing
Which skill aids writers to engage with the texts they are reading?
Writing
What is the purpose of analyzing and interpreting in the reading process?
To comprehend
Explore how customs, attitude, language, and culture shape an author's viewpoint and biases. Understand how an author's physical surroundings, social relationships, and the era's culture impact their writing style and themes.
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