Reading and Writing Module 1

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What is the primary purpose of argumentation in discourse?

  • To provide emotional support for a narrative
  • To organize information in a logical manner
  • To persuade the listener of the speaker's accuracy (correct)
  • To entertain the audience with stories

Which method is NOT typically used for organizing information in writing?

  • Compare and contrast
  • Order of importance
  • Chronologically
  • Alphabetically (correct)

What is a primary characteristic of discourse?

  • It conveys a message or idea larger than a sentence. (correct)
  • It focuses solely on emotional impact.
  • It consists of single words and phrases.
  • It requires minimal organization for clarity.

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Which type of discourse is primarily focused on storytelling?

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Flashcards

What is Discourse?

A connected stretch of spoken or written language larger than a sentence that conveys a message or idea. It has coherence, cohesion, and organization to communicate the intended meaning through a logical sequence of ideas.

What is Argumentation?

The purpose of argumentation is to persuade the listener of the speaker's accuracy.

What is Narration?

Is used to create a story or narrative heavily based in emotion to serve as support for the story's impact.

What is Information Organization?

A method for arranging and classifying data by listing, labeling, categorizing, or describing it. It provides a framework for information retrieval.

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What is a Brainstorming List?

A collection of ideas written down during a brainstorming session. It's a tool for generating creative solutions to problems or exploring new ideas.

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Study Notes

Reading and Writing Module (1)

  • A discourse is a continuous stretch of spoken or written language, larger than a single sentence, conveying a message or idea. It has coherence (connectedness), cohesion (unity), and organization (structured ideas). Its purpose can be to inform, persuade, or entertain.
  • Two main types of discourse:
    • Argumentation: Aims to persuade the listener of the speaker's accuracy.
    • Narration: Creates a story or narrative, often emotionally driven, to support the story's impact.
  • Information organization (knowledge organization): A method to arrange and classify data, such as by listing, labeling, categorizing, or describing.
  • Organizing information for writing:
    • Chronological order
    • Order of importance
    • Spatial order
    • Comparison and contrast
  • Brainstorming: A tool to generate creative solutions or explore new ideas. It's a list of ideas written down during a session.
  • Brainstorming tips: Write down everything, even if it seems impractical or silly at first.

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