Technical-Vocational Writing and Synthesis Review

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Flashcards covering the definitions, characteristics, and parts of technical-vocational writing, manuals, and synthesis as discussed in the lecture notes.

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Sulating Teknikal-Bokasyonal

A type of writing used in work, business, and professions.

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Objective of Technical-Vocational Writing

To provide clear, specific, and practical information.

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Formal Language in Technical Writing

A characteristic used to reduce complexity and maintain professional standards.

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Practical and Solution-Oriented

A characteristic of technical writing focused on resolving problems.

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Manwal

A type of academic writing that contains instructions, directions, or processes and steps.

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Objectives of a Manual

To provide systematic information, serve as a guide for users, and make products or systems easier to understand.

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Manual Part: Title (Pamagat)

The introductory part of the manual.

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Manual Part: Objectives (Layunin)

The section of the manual that outlines the benefits.

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Manual Part: Materials (Kagamitan)

The section where the different products used are identified.

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Manual Part: Notes or Warning (Paglala o babala)

Identified as the most important part of the manual.

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Sintesis (Synthesis)

A short and comprehensive summary that establishes connections between two or more works or writings.

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Round Character (Bilog)

Associated with the Antagonist or 'kontrabida' in the context of narrative synthesis.

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Flat Character (Lapad)

Associated with the Protagonist or 'Bido' in the context of narrative synthesis.

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What (Ano) in Synthesis

Refers to the events or happenings (kaganapan).

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How (Paano) in Synthesis

Refers to the situation, the method of decision-making, or the way the text was written.

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Explanatory Synthesis

A type of synthesis that focuses on providing an explanation while remaining objective.

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Argumentative Synthesis

A type of synthesis that is based on logic.