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What is the primary function of the intellect?
What is the main purpose of a news article?
What is the primary purpose of an informative speech?
What is the primary purpose of a panel discussion?
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What is the role of the will in relation to the intellect?
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What are the three main purposes of a text?
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What is the main purpose of writing to entertain?
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What is the primary function of a speech?
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In a sentence, what becomes the subject in passive voice construction?
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What type of conjunction is 'because'?
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What is an opinion, according to the lesson?
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What type of claim suggests specific plans or courses of action to solve problems?
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What is multimodal communication, according to the lesson?
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What is a mode, in the context of multimodal communication?
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What is the main topic of an argument that a speaker presents?
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What is an assertion, according to the lesson?
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What is the main purpose of persuasive writing?
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What is the primary objective of stories, poems, and plays?
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What is the main purpose of expository essays, nonfiction texts, and instructions?
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What is the primary function of setting in a story?
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What is characterization in a story?
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What is the central idea of a story?
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How can you identify the author's purpose in a text?
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What is the purpose of conflict in a story?
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What is the primary purpose of understanding your audience's interests, knowledge level, and expectations?
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What is the main benefit of establishing a clear objective for your talk?
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What is the purpose of using storytelling techniques and personal anecdotes in your talk?
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What is the benefit of rehearsing your talk multiple times?
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What is the purpose of using visual aids such as slides, props, or handouts?
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What is the benefit of using effective body language during your talk?
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What is the purpose of seeking feedback after your talk?
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When delivering an impromptu talk, what is the most important thing to do?
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What is the main purpose of citing sources in a research paper?
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Which chapter of a research paper typically includes the Statement of the Problem and Research Questions?
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What is the purpose of the Theoretical Framework in a research paper?
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Which of the following is NOT typically included in Chapter 3 of a research paper?
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What is the purpose of the Definition of Terms in a research paper?
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What is the typical sequence of the chapters in a research paper?
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What is the main purpose of Chapter 4 in a research paper?
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Study Notes
Lesson 2: Intellect vs Will
- Intellect involves recognizing an object and making a judgment about its desirability or undesirability, whether it is good or evil.
- Will is like a hand that controls the direction of the spotlight.
Lesson 3: Speech
- News is information packaged to report new events happening elsewhere, presented in a direct and unbiased style without editorial commentary.
- The purpose of news is to inform readers about events occurring in their communities and around the world, shaping their perspectives and general ideas.
- A speech is a form of spoken communication delivered by a speaker to an audience for a specific purpose.
- General purposes of a speech include:
- To inform
- To entertain
- To persuade
- To inspire
- An informative speech aims to educate the audience on a particular topic, simplifying complex subjects or presenting alternative perspectives.
- A panel discussion involves a conversation among a few individuals in front of an audience, exploring a subject for information rather than advocating a specific course of action.
Lesson 4: Author's Purpose
- Every text serves one of three main purposes:
- To entertain
- To inform
- To persuade
- Writing to entertain aims to amuse readers, with examples including stories, poems, and plays.
- Writing to inform aims to enlighten the reader, with examples including expository essays, nonfiction texts, and instructions or directions.
- Writing to persuade aims to convince the reader, with examples including persuasive essays, persuasive speeches, and persuasive letters or notes.
- To identify the author's purpose, ask:
- Is the text a poem, story, or play? (If "yes," it's for entertainment.)
- Does the text primarily provide facts and information? (If "yes," it's for information.)
- Does the text make arguments? (If "yes," it's to persuade.)
Lesson 5: Appraising the Unity of Plot, Setting, and Characterization in a Material
- Elements of a story include:
- Setting: The time and place where the story takes place.
- Characters: The people, animals, or creatures in the story.
- Plot: The series of events that make up the story.
- Conflict: A problem or struggle between two individuals, things, or ideas.
- Theme: The central idea of the story.
- Setting describes the location and time in which the story unfolds, helping create background and mental imagery.
- Characterization refers to how an author reveals a character's personality, using techniques such as passive voice, coordinating conjunctions, subordinating conjunctions, and conjunctive adverbs.
Lesson 4: Fact, Opinion, Assertions
- A fact is a statement that can be proven.
- An opinion is a personal judgment or view about an issue or topic.
- An assertion states a fact or belief without evidence to support it.
Lesson 4.2: Formulating Claims of Fact, Policy, and Value
- A claim is the main topic of an argument where a speaker or writer presents their ideas or actions.
- Claim types include:
- Claim of Fact: Asserts the existence, occurrence, or truthfulness of something.
- Claim of Policy: Suggests specific plans or courses of action to solve problems.
- Claim of Value: Attempts to prove the desirability or worthiness of something.
Lesson 5: Multimodal and its Elements
- Communication extends beyond voice and letters, encompassing various forms of expression.
- Multimodal communication employs multiple modes, including:
- Written language
- Spoken language
- Patterns of meaning conveyed through visual, audio, gestural, tactile, and spatial elements.
Elements of a Research Paper
- A research paper typically includes:
- Chapter 1: The Problem and Its Background
- Chapter 2: Review of Related Literature and Studies
- Chapter 3: Research Design and Methodology
- Chapter 4: Presentation, Analysis, and Interpretation of Data
- Elements of a research paper include:
- Introduction/Background of the Study
- Theoretical Framework
- Conceptual Framework/Research Paradigm
- Statement of the Problem/Research Questions
- Hypothesis of the Study
- Definition of Terms
- Scope and Limitation of the Study
- Research Method and Technique Used
- Population and Sample
- Sampling Procedure
- Research Instrument
- Data Gathering Procedure
- Data Processing and Statistical Treatment
Guidelines in Making a Bibliography Using the APA Format
- Citation is acknowledging the sources of material used in one's work, giving credit to the original author and allowing readers to locate the source.
- Why cite sources:
- To avoid plagiarism
- To give proper credit to the original authors
- When to cite sources:
- Whenever you use words or ideas from another source, you must acknowledge their origin.
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This lesson compares and contrasts the concepts of intellect and will, exploring their roles in judgment and decision-making.
