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It is a step in the writing process that includes writing a draft such as brainstorming, outlining, and information gathering.
It is a step in the writing process that includes writing a draft such as brainstorming, outlining, and information gathering.
- Prewriting (correct)
- Writing
- Revising
- Editing
This step in the writing process involves the sharing of the final story with others.
This step in the writing process involves the sharing of the final story with others.
- Revising
- Publishing (correct)
- Prewriting
- Drafting
This step makes sure that grammar and spelling errors are checked and solved.
This step makes sure that grammar and spelling errors are checked and solved.
- Prewriting
- Revising
- Drafting
- Editing (correct)
This step is where you put your ideas into sentences and paragraphs where ideas are supported with details.
This step is where you put your ideas into sentences and paragraphs where ideas are supported with details.
It refers to the ending of the story where the loose ends are tied up.
It refers to the ending of the story where the loose ends are tied up.
All are examples of transitional markers that add more information to the text, EXCEPT:
All are examples of transitional markers that add more information to the text, EXCEPT:
All are examples of transitional markers that give an example, EXCEPT:
All are examples of transitional markers that give an example, EXCEPT:
All are NOT examples of text that show exception, EXCEPT:
All are NOT examples of text that show exception, EXCEPT:
All are NOT examples of text that show sequence, EXCEPT:
All are NOT examples of text that show sequence, EXCEPT:
All are examples of transitional devices as tools, EXCEPT:
All are examples of transitional devices as tools, EXCEPT:
Which of the following is an example of a transition marker used for comparison and contrast?
Which of the following is an example of a transition marker used for comparison and contrast?
What is the main purpose of using transition markers in an expository text?
What is the main purpose of using transition markers in an expository text?
What type of text structure explains how two or more things are alike or different?
What type of text structure explains how two or more things are alike or different?
Which transition marker is used to indicate cause and effect?
Which transition marker is used to indicate cause and effect?
What is the first step in summarizing an expository text?
What is the first step in summarizing an expository text?
In the text structure “problem and solution,” what does the “solution” part focus on?
In the text structure “problem and solution,” what does the “solution” part focus on?
Which transition marker would best fit a sequence of events?
Which transition marker would best fit a sequence of events?
What is the purpose of using concept maps, such as Venn diagrams, in expository texts?
What is the purpose of using concept maps, such as Venn diagrams, in expository texts?
If a text compares two animals based on their physical traits, which text structure is being used?
If a text compares two animals based on their physical traits, which text structure is being used?
What does the term “extracting significant information” mean?
What does the term “extracting significant information” mean?
Which of the following is NOT a transition marker for sequence?
Which of the following is NOT a transition marker for sequence?
How does summarizing help readers understand an expository text?
How does summarizing help readers understand an expository text?
A text about why it rains and how it helps plants grow is an example of which text structure?
A text about why it rains and how it helps plants grow is an example of which text structure?
What transition marker would best indicate a problem and solution text?
What transition marker would best indicate a problem and solution text?
Which of the following sentences shows the correct use of a transition marker for comparison?
Which of the following sentences shows the correct use of a transition marker for comparison?
In summarizing a text, why is it important to avoid copying the text word for word?
In summarizing a text, why is it important to avoid copying the text word for word?
Which concept map is best suited for a cause-and-effect text structure?
Which concept map is best suited for a cause-and-effect text structure?
What is the main idea of a text?
What is the main idea of a text?
If a text lists the steps to bake a cake, which text structure is used?
If a text lists the steps to bake a cake, which text structure is used?
Which of the following is a transition marker used for cause and effect?
Which of the following is a transition marker used for cause and effect?
What editing mark do you put when you want to remove something?
What editing mark do you put when you want to remove something?
This is the last step in the writing process.
This is the last step in the writing process.
All are examples of different ways to publish stories, EXCEPT:
All are examples of different ways to publish stories, EXCEPT:
What editing mark is used when you want to capitalize a letter?
What editing mark is used when you want to capitalize a letter?
Which editing mark is used to change a letter to lowercase?
Which editing mark is used to change a letter to lowercase?
It is a graphic organizer with the elements of a story.
It is a graphic organizer with the elements of a story.
This is where you write sentences and paragraphs even if it is not perfect.
This is where you write sentences and paragraphs even if it is not perfect.
This writing process step is where you brainstorm and decide on a topic to write about.
This writing process step is where you brainstorm and decide on a topic to write about.
This step in the writing process is where you read and rewrite your draft.
This step in the writing process is where you read and rewrite your draft.
This transitional marker is used to summarize or end a discussion.
This transitional marker is used to summarize or end a discussion.
This transitional marker is used to show effect or consequence.
This transitional marker is used to show effect or consequence.
A transitional marker used to sequence or organize ideas chronologically.
A transitional marker used to sequence or organize ideas chronologically.
What is the primary purpose of expository texts?
What is the primary purpose of expository texts?
Which of the following best describes 'unity' in writing?
Which of the following best describes 'unity' in writing?
What does 'coherence' refer to in the context of writing?
What does 'coherence' refer to in the context of writing?
Which of the following is the best description of cohesion?
Which of the following is the best description of cohesion?
Which of these options is an example of where expository texts are typically used?
Which of these options is an example of where expository texts are typically used?
Flashcards
Prewriting
Prewriting
A step in writing: brainstorming, outlining, and information gathering.
Publishing
Publishing
Sharing the final story with others.
Editing
Editing
Checking and correcting grammar and spelling errors.
Drafting
Drafting
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Resolution
Resolution
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Purpose of transition markers
Purpose of transition markers
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Comparison and Contrast
Comparison and Contrast
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"Due to"
"Due to"
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Extracting Significant Information
Extracting Significant Information
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Cohesion
Cohesion
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Study Notes
Writing Process
- Prewriting involves drafting via brainstorming, outlining, and information gathering
- Publishing involves sharing the final story
- Editing ensures grammar and spelling are correct
- Drafting involves putting ideas into sentences and paragraphs supported with details
Text Elements and Transitional Markers
- Resolution refers to the ending of a story where loose ends are tied
- "However" does not add more information to the text
- "Soon" is not an example of transitional markers that give an example
- "Previously" does not show exception
- "Now" does not show sequence
- Antagonist is not a transitional device tool
- "Similar to" is a comparison and contrast transition marker
- Using transition markers in expository text organizes ideas and clarifies relationships
Understanding Text Structure
- Comparison and contrast texts explain how two or more things are alike or different
- "Due to" indicates cause and effect
- First step in summarizing an expository text is identifying the main idea and important details
- In "problem and solution" text structure, the "solution" provides the steps to solve or address the problem
- "Finally" fits best in a sequence of events
- Concept maps organize and visualize information clearly in expository texts
- Comparing two animals based on physical traits uses comparison and contrast text structures
Identifying Important Information
- Extracting significant information means identifying and focusing on the most important details in the text
- "Either" is not a transition marker for sequence
- Summarizing helps readers understand an expository text by focusing on key points and leaving out less important details
- A text about why it rains and how it helps plants grow exemplifies cause and effect
- "One possible solution" indicates a problem and solution text
- Both stories are similar to each other in terms of theme and characters is a correct use of a transition marker for comparison
- One should avoid copying a text in summarizing for it is important to understand and restate the ideas in your own words
Summarization Strategies
- Fishbone diagrams suit cause-and-effect text structures
- The main idea is the most important point the author wants to convey
- Listing steps to bake a cake uses sequence
- "Due to" is a transition marker used for cause and effect
- The editing mark to remove something is the dreem symbol
Writing Processes
- The last step in the writing process is publishing
- Pictures are not a way to publish stories
- Capitalization requires the line symbol below the letter (example)
- The symbol to change a letter to lowercase is a loop (example)
Writing Devices
- Story Maps are graphic organizers with elements of a story
- Drafting means writing in sentences and paragraphs even if it's not perfect
- Prewriting is where you brainstorm and decide on a topic
- Revising involves reading and rewriting your draft
- "In conclusion" concludes a discussion
- "As a result" demonstrates effect or consequence
- "For instance" organizes ideas chronologically
Expository Texts
- Expository texts explains, describes, or provides information about a topic
- Unity means having all ideas working together to form one clear picture
- Coherence refers to the logic and flow that makes ideas easy to understand
- Cohesion is what holds everything together, using cohesive devices
- Expository texts are typically used in textbooks
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