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Essay Galore: Argumentative, Persuasive, Informative and Critique
Essay Galore: Argumentative, Persuasive, Informative and Critique
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Restate your topic sentence in the most interesting way. It is a closing statement of your thoughts.
Narrative
Conclusion
Supporting Details
Argumentative
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Formalists always regard the structure in analyzing a text.
True
False
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A critique has an outline, organization, and assumption that uses proper, abstract way of writing and a clear structure
True
False
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This paragraph gives background about the topic. This also presents the thesis statement.
Thesis Statement
Conclusion
Introduction
Supporting Details
5
It is the phase of writing where you are going to determine the topic of your paper.
Introduction
Pre- Writing
Post-Writing
Conclusion
6
This provides the background needed to understand the issue presented.
Refutation
Statement of the Background
Proposition
Definition
7
This is a well-constructed sentence that states your belief regarding the topic.
Introduction
Essay
Thesis Statement
Body
8
It can help students to appreciate the writing skills as well as the main idea of a certain selections.
Reaction
Description
Intention
Context
9
This technique presents the similarities of two major concerns.
Analysis
Comparison
Analogy
Contrast
10
It is the way of examining pieces of literature using different approaches.
Character Sketch
Short Story Analysis
Book Review
Literary Criticism
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How can composing an independent critique help us?
A. It can help develop our knowledge of the literary work and understand it
It helps us recognize strengths of the writer/author.
A. It considers the relations of the work to a broader issue or context.
It is essential to have a deep understanding of the work
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This literary approach purely examines the text without considering the author's background or experiences.
Moralism
Formalism
Feminism
Marxism
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It refers to the sentence which states the main idea of the sentence.
Introduction
Body Paragraph
Post Writing
Conclusion
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It refers to the added information explaining the main idea.
Supporting Details
Thesis Statement
Expository
Narrative
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Commonly, the primer is short that is 10% less than the word length.
True
False
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What are the three approaches in writing an Argumentative Essay?
Classical, Renaissance, and Marxist
Classical, Marxist and Toulmin
Classical, Rogerian, and Toulmin
Classical, Baroque and, Toulmin
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This technique gives a meaning or several meanings to a concept that forms the argument.
Contrasts
Definition
Analysis
Analogy
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It is the phase of writing where you need to gather data that you need for your topic.
Post writing
Pre-writing
While writing
Conclusion
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This technique presents the differences of two major concerns.
Definition
Contrast
Comparison
Analysis
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It is a part of an essay that summarizes the main idea of the written piece.
Conclusion
Introduction
Body
Essay
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It is a type of writing that presents facts, ideas and opinions about a particular subject.
Argumentative
Essay
Descriptive
Narrative
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This essay is informative in nature in which it explains the topic using facts, statistics and examples.
Descriptive
Narrative
Argumentative
Expository
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What approach stresses proof and refutation to convince an opponent?
Toulmin
All of the answers
Rogerian
Classical
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This technique takes part in the whole and scrutinizes it to prove a point.
Analysis
Comparison
Analogy
Contrast
25
An ______ is a non-fiction writing that provides information, description, and definition of a certain topic or idea.
Informative Text
Poetry
Dialogue
Short Story
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It is a brief paragraph that includes statements indicating the overall evaluation of the work with a summary reason
Reaction
Conclusion
Description
Intention
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Literary criticism is examining pieces of literature using different approaches.
False
True
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This is composed of several paragraphs that contain ideas about the topic.
Body
Supporting Details
Introduction
Thesis Statement
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What do we call a writing which main purpose is to persuade the readers?
Persuasive Essay
Descriptive Essay
Argumentative Essay
Narrative Essay
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Literary criticism does not always come in an essay form.
True
False
No Answer
Maybe
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A part of a Toulmin Argument that pertains to the counter-arguments or statements which show circumstances in the event
Warrants
Claim
Rebuttals
Grounds/ Data
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Formalism is the study of form.
False
True
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It is a method of writing that critiques a literary piece in an essay structure.
Literary Pieces
Narrative Essay
Literary Criticism
Literary Devices
34
An Informative Text is composed of three parts.
Introduction, Body, Conclusion
Writing, Post Writing, Conclusion
Pre-writing, writing, Post Writing
Conclusion, Body, Conclusion
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This serves as the central or main idea of the essay.
Thesis Statement
Narrative
Descriptive
Supporting Details
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This approach to literary criticism believes that any writing should promote the value of goodness among the readers.
Formalism
Moralism
Marxism
Feminism
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This essay tells a story about real-life experiences and features personal statements.
Argumentative
Expository
Descriptive
Narrative
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These are the different views use in looking at a piece of literature. They are sometimes called lenses.
Formalist Criticism
Marxist Criticism
Feminist Criticism
Critical Appraches
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In doing the critical evaluation, a logical and comprehensive assessment should be given in this section.
True
False
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It consists of atleast three paragraphs and each begin with one of your supporting details.
Supporting Details
Thesis Statement
Body
Introduction
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These are also called lenses.
Literary Pieces
Elements of Literature
Rubrics
Critical approaches to literature
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This essay paints pictures with colorful words and sensory details.
Descriptive
Argumentative
Narrative
Expository
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A systematic and detailed assessment should be given in this section.
Critical Evaluation
Introduction
Critical Analysis
Thesis Statement
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This technique makes the assumption that two things that are similar in one aspect are alike in another aspect.
Analogy
Definition
Comparison
Contrast
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A summary should avoid the focus of the critique and is generally shorter than the critical evaluation.
False
True
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This essay presents two sides of an issue, which is supported with facts, examples, and sound reasoning.
Descriptive
Narrative
Argumentative
Expository
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This a part of a Classical Argument that seizes the attention of the readers.
All of the Answers
Rogerian
Introduction
Toulmin
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How do you support your ideas while writing?
Use quotations or questions to support your ideas.
Use reasonable ideas to persuade the readers.
Use attention grabber sentences to begin your statement.
Use definite facts or examples to support your ideas.
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Works that have “good moral” is praised.
True
False
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Elements of the selection DO NOT help the readers develop a deeper level of understanding about the text.
False
True