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This requires attentions to documents, historical details, and social events
Readings in Mathematics
Readings in Science
Readings in History
Reading in Literature
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Type of Academic Text that is written mainly for specific audience- researchers, academic and post graduate students
Reports
Research Articles
Case studies
Student essays
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This requires attentions to symbolism, interpretation, and figurative interferences
Readings in History
Readings in Science
Readings in Literature
Readings in Mathematics
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It signals one phrase to another phrase
Major Signpost
Major Phrase and Words
Linking Phrase and Words
Linking Verb
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We read Academic Text because it help students obtain strategies for academic strategies
True
False
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Signposting is divided into two broad categories these are:
Minor & Linking
Major & Language
Minor & Major Signpost
Major & Linking
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it shows connections between sentence to another sentence
Major Signpost
Linking Sentence
Linking Words
Minor Signpost
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A structure of Academic Texts that Introduces the topic, States the topic, and Outlines the essay structure
IMRaD
Conclusion
Body
Introduction
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IMRaD means?
Introduction, Method, Research, Discussion
Introduction, Result, Analysis, Discussion
Introduction, Method, Result, Discussion
Introduction, Method, Result, Analysis, Discussion
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In Academic Texts, the reader is responsible for making the text as clear as possible for him/her
True
False
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We read Academic Text because it help students negotiate meaning with texts and is required.
True
False
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An Academic Text is usually?
Precise, Informal, Objective, Personal
Precise, Formal, Subjective, Impersonal
Precise, Formal, Objective, Impersonal
Precise, Formal, Subjective, Impersonal
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Structures of Academic Texts that Repeats the topic, Summarizes the essay structures, and restates the thesis
Introduction
IMRaD
Conclusion
Body
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Type of Academic Texts that includes context, method, main points and conclusion
Case Studies
Student Essays
Reports
Textbooks
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To achieve clarity, the author has to ensure that the writing is IMPLICIT
True
False
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It is specifically written for use by teachers or students?
THESIS
ACADEMIC ARTICLES
ACADEMIC TEXTS
TEXTBOOKS
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This requires careful analysis and numeric symbols
Readings in History
Readings in Literature
Readings in Mathematics
Readings in Science
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This requires extensive attention to figures and symbols
Readings in Science
Readings in Literature
Readings in History
Readings Mathematics
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Type of Academic Texts that is designed to present ideas relevant to a given topic
Textbook
Reports
Research Articles
Student Essays
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Example of Major Signpost
However, this is...
Besides, all of us...
This research aims to...
Furthermore, we are....