college comp 11-91

invention; information

— also called prewriting. You decide what to say and gather — to support what you say

arrangment

during—- you decide how to organize your ideas

drafts; style; structure

during drafting and revising, you write several— reconsider you ideas and refine your- & —

editing; on sentence style; word choice

during— you focus on grammar and punctuation as well as — & —-

spelling; mechanical

proofreading allows you to focus on— and— as well as formatting

critical reading

reading to evaluate ideas, from judgements and develop original view point is—-

your purpose; your understanding

active reading means approaching reading with a clear understanding of— and marking up the text to aid in—-

question for probing; who, what, when, where, why

—are a useful way to move from a general topic to a specific one list 4

70%

in the article “Cutting and Pasting: A Senior Thesis” the author states— of Duke students admitted to cheating

new tech; not caring about work or repercussions; more pressure on students

the article proposes 3 main reasons for cheating; they are?

honor codes

Rutgets professor Ronald McCabe indicates that— help create a campus culture of academic integrity

if you cheat a lot you will not learn anything

what is the Pritchard axiom

video clips

the youtube effect is the phenomenon where —- are disseminated on websites like youtube and google video

when its first posed on tv; when it gets posed on youtube

what are the 2 echo chambers

third

almost a —- of jailed reporters are internet journalist

jailing online reporters; censoring content

the essay describes 2 ways government are cracking down on you tube effect

manipulated

the you tube effect makes it difficult to know if the material has been ——

personal feelings; impressions

in expressive writing you convey — or —- to readers

persuasive

in—- you try to convince readers to act or think a certain way

free writing

—- is a method of invention that involves writing without stopping for a fixed period of time

message

an implied thesis is an essay that conveys its—- without explicitly stating it

support

— are facts, stats, or examples that explain or expand your thesis

main idea of the paragraph

unified paragraphs are when each sentence relates directly to the —-

transitions

— are words or phrases that link ideas in a piece of writing

conclusion

the — is your last chance to influence the reader

restate your thesis in other words; end a discussion of a problem by saying a course of action; conclude with prediction; quotation

the chapter includes 4 ways to start a conclusion. they are

repeat thesis word for word; end with empty phrase; introduce new points; unecassary announcement

what should you not do in a conclusion

first draft

the purpose of the —- is to get your ideas down on paper

start with body paragraphs; get ideas down quick; take breaks; leave time to revise

list 4 items in a drafting checklist

revision

— is not something you do after the paper is finished

adding; deleting; reordering

when you revise you may find yourself— and —- extensively,— whole sentences or paragraphs

use hard copy; drafts aloud; revise in stages

list 3 of the 7 pieces of advice given for revision

clear and follow essay

thesis statement revising checklist

unified coherent

body paragraph revising checklist

appropriate for material

intro and conclusion revising checklist

effective, interesting, varied in length

sentences revising checklist

accurately express ideas

words revising checklist

getting feedback

— from others mirrors how people in the real words actually write

grammar errors; check punctuation

when you edit you search for—;—- and look over sentence style one more time

fragment; complete thought

— is a incomplete sentence missing a subject, verb, or both and doesn’t express a —-

two independent clauses

— are connected by just punctuation

fused sentence

— is an error that occurs when 2 independent clauses are connected with no punctuation

subject verb agreement; verb tenses; fragments;

3 things from the editing checklist

concise; extra words

a — sentence is efficient, not overloaded with— and complicated construction

simple sentence

—: one independent clause

compound sentence

—: 2 independent clauses

complex sentence

—: dependent clause and independent clause

format; spacing; type size; paragraphing; visuals; documentation

6 things you should check before turning in a final draft