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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.
Objective of Technical-Vocational Writing
To provide clear, specific, and practical information.
Formal Language in Technical Writing
A characteristic used to reduce complexity and maintain professional standards.
Practical and Solution-Oriented
A characteristic of technical writing focused on resolving problems.
Manwal
A type of academic writing that contains instructions, directions, or processes and steps.
Objectives of a Manual
To provide systematic information, serve as a guide for users, and make products or systems easier to understand.
Manual Part: Title (Pamagat)
The introductory part of the manual.
Manual Part: Objectives (Layunin)
The section of the manual that outlines the benefits.
Manual Part: Materials (Kagamitan)
The section where the different products used are identified.
Manual Part: Notes or Warning (Paglala o babala)
Identified as the most important part of the manual.
Sintesis (Synthesis)
A short and comprehensive summary that establishes connections between two or more works or writings.
Round Character (Bilog)
Associated with the Antagonist or 'kontrabida' in the context of narrative synthesis.
Flat Character (Lapad)
Associated with the Protagonist or 'Bido' in the context of narrative synthesis.
What (Ano) in Synthesis
Refers to the events or happenings (kaganapan).
How (Paano) in Synthesis
Refers to the situation, the method of decision-making, or the way the text was written.
Explanatory Synthesis
A type of synthesis that focuses on providing an explanation while remaining objective.
Argumentative Synthesis
A type of synthesis that is based on logic.