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What are the 3 types of composition tasks

Discuss, comment, explain

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What do you have to do for discuss?

Balanced, 3 pro and 3 con arguments, no personal opinion

Examine a topic from multiple perspectives

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how do you have to write a comment?

Subjective, your opinion matters (mix of pros and cons)

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How do you write an explanation (explain)

Informative, shows HOW or WHY something happens (no pros/cons).

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How many total parts does a composition have?

8 parts (an Introduction, 6 Arguments, and a Conclusion).

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What is the rule for using materials in a "materialgestützter Aufsatz"?

You must use at least 3 of the 5 materials, name them at the top, and put the information in your own words (do not copy)

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How is an individual argument structured?

consists of 3 parts: TS (Topic Sentence) , EX (Explanation) , EG (Example)

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What is a Topic Sentence (TS)?

A clear, short sentence that states the main idea of the paragraph. 

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What is the Explanation (EX) in an argument?

It explains the idea in more detail and answers the question “How does it work”

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What belongs in the Example (EG) part of an argument?

specific example, number, or fact from the materials (written in your own words) or your own idea

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What three things must an Introduction contain?

A hook (e.g., a striking number or question). 

2. An explanation of why the topic matters. 

3. A clear thesis sentence. 

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What three things must a Conclusion contain?

1. Summary of key points. 

2. A clear position/solution. 

3. An outlook for the future (next 5–10 years).

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What does "depend on" mean?

To be influenced or decided by something.

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What does "background" mean in the context of educational inequality?

The family, social class, and education a person comes from

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What is "equal opportunities"?

Chancengleichheit (everyone has the same chance to succeed regardless of background)

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Translate to English: "Vorbild", "Erstakademiker/in", "Empfehlung"

Vorbild = Role model 

Erstakademiker/in = First-generation student 

Empfehlung = Recommendation 

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Translate to English: "Nachhilfe", "Ganztagsschule", "Mindeststandards"

Nachhilfe = Private tutoring 

Ganztagsschule = All-day school 

Mindeststandards = Minimum standards 

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What is the English difference between "pupil" and "student"?

Pupils go to school; students study at university. 

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Name two linking phrases to introduce a reason.

One important reason for... is..." and "A major cause of... is..."

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Name two linking phrases to introduce a solution.

"One promising solution is..." and "A key step would be to..." 

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Name two linking phrases to show a result.

As a result,..." and "Consequently

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Name two phrases to refer to source materials.

According to Material..." and "The table/chart shows that..

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What are linking words

Iinking words are words that connect sentences with each other

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