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English Ch.1

Academic, Professional & Formal Writing

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Academic writing - A written form of reasoning or argument about a topic falling within a field of study
The Burkean parlor - How all writing is a response to what others are already saying
The genres of research papers - Analysis, Synthesis, Definition, Cause and effect, Policy, Annotated bibliography, Prospectus, & Thesis or dissertation
Conference papers - A professional colloquia or symposia written accounts of their work
Academic essay - A hybrid form of writing, at once presenting reasoned evidence as well as a point of view
Academic Writing Examples - Narrative, Descriptive, Expository, & Persuasive
Which of the following techniques is acceptable for academic writing? Third person point-of-view
In academic writing you must : State the main idea of each paragraph All of the answers are correct State your main idea clearly Use supporting examples and details to make complicated ideas easier to understand All of the answers are correct
Academic writing uses: About what you think and what evidence has contributed to that thinking. All of the answers are correct The process of breaking down ideas Using deductive reasoning, formal voice, and third person point-of-view All of the answers are correct
In order to actively participate in conversations in the academic community, you must: Know, accept, and use the terms, values, and rules of academic discourse
Professional Writing - A style of written communication used in a workplace environment that allows professionals to make informed decisions
Professional writing is most different from what other kind of writing? Literary
Which of the following is not a purpose of professional writing? To entertain
Where is professional writing used? Workplace
What kind of tone does professional writing have? Formal
Which of the following is not an example of professional writing? Short story
Which of these is not a rule of formal writing? If you can use one of two words, always choose the bigger word
Which perspective should formal writing be in? Third-person perspective
Which type of writing is considered correct for all situations? Neither formal nor informal writing is always the appropriate choice
Why should clichés be avoided in formal writing? You should always use literal meanings in formal writing
Why is a thesis important to formal writing? The thesis states a clear, specific purpose for your writing
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