EAPP 1st Quarter Notes: Reading, Writing, and Evaluation Flashcards

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Flashcards covering paragraph development, rhetorical patterns, language style features, plagiarism types, note-taking conventions, APA 7th edition rules, and critical evaluation/review concepts from the lecture notes.

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What is paragraph development?

The techniques writers use to expand and elaborate on a central idea within a paragraph.

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What does the Definition pattern do in a paragraph?

States the meaning of a term using other words and distinguishes denotation from connotation.

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What are denotation and connotation?

Denotation is the dictionary meaning; connotation is the figurative or implied meaning.

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What is Illustration in paragraph development?

Explains or clarifies a subject by presenting examples to support a general statement, often using markers like for example.

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What is the role of Description in paragraph development?

Uses vivid details to help readers visualize the subject and form a dominant impression.

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What is Process Analysis?

Shows how to do something or how something works by analyzing and presenting steps in order.

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What is the purpose of Comparison and Contrast?

Explains two ideas/objects by showing their similarities and differences.

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What is Cause-and-Effect analysis?

Analyzes why something happened and what the consequences are, focusing on cause–effect relationships.

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What is Classification in paragraph development?

Clusters objects, people, or events into categories based on shared qualities.

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What helps readers get the main idea of a passage efficiently?

Understanding both content and structure and recognizing organizational patterns to identify information quickly.

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What are the four features of language use in academic writing?

Formality, Objectivity, Explicitness, and Caution.

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How can Formality be achieved in writing?

Using expanded modal forms, avoiding contractions, choosing expanded terms over abbreviations, and avoiding colloquialisms.

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How is Objectivity achieved in writing?

Writing should be impersonal, with minimal personal pronouns and emotive language.

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What does Explicitness require in academic writing?

Use signposts to show relationships between parts of the text.

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What does Caution involve in academic writing?

Avoid generalization and use careful, precise language.

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What is Direct Plagiarism?

Copying someone else’s work word-for-word without citation and presenting it as your own.

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What is Self-Plagiarism?

Reusing your own previously submitted work without proper acknowledgment or permission.

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What is Collusion?

Unauthorized collaboration between students to produce work submitted as one’s own.

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What is Paraphrasing Plagiarism?

Changing words to synonyms while keeping the structure and ideas largely intact without attribution.

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What is Mosaic (Patchwriting) Plagiarism?

Blending phrases or ideas from multiple sources into a new work without proper citation.

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What is Accidental Plagiarism?

Unintentional failure to give proper credit due to sloppy paraphrasing, copying, or citation errors.

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What is Direct Quotation in note-taking?

Quoting statements exactly as written, enclosed in quotation marks, with author and page numbers.

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What are Quotation Marks used for?

To enclose direct quotations and include the author’s name and page numbers.

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What is Ellipsis in note-taking?

Omitting parts of a quoted text and replacing them with three dots; if the omission is at the end, add a fourth dot.

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What is Interpolation in editing quotes?

Inserting notes within a directly quoted passage using brackets to aid understanding.

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What is the 20% rule for direct quotations?

Direct quotations should not exceed 20% of the total length of the work (e.g., about 200 of 1000 words).

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What is Paraphrasing?

Restating the main and supporting details in your own words.

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APA 7th edition: How many authors can be listed before using an ellipsis?

Up to 20 authors; if more than 20, list the first 19, then an ellipsis, and then the last author.

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What is the general APA format for journal article references?

Author, A. (Year). Title. Journal Title, Volume(Issue), pages. Retrieved from URL.

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What is an Anonymous Author entry in APA referencing?

If authorship is known but not revealed on the title page, the name is given in brackets.

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How should journal titles be formatted in APA 7th edition?

Italicize the title of the journal and capitalize each word.