Reading And Writing Q2

one’s ___?___ is his ground for why he does something

actual writing, the author must ask himself the following questions:

DIFFERENT PURPOSES IN WRITING

(3)

is the broadest of all writing purposes.

it also called writing for leisure

Going to formal education

something to do with anything related to work

it aims on providing a brief recap/summary

look into o book and analyzes, its content

DIFFERENT APPROACHES IN CRITIQUING A BOOK (4)

the most common way of writing a book review

Reviewers have to bear in mind that the author of literary work.

writing a book review may also focus on doing a compare-and-contrast analysis

analyzing a book based on its setting is also one good way of doing a book review.

more formal version of literature review

WRITING AN ARTICLE REVIEW (3)

aims to forward an outline of an event

PARTS OF A PROPOSAL (5)

project or event that you wish to carry out.

proposed project refers to the goals wishes to accomplish.

project proposal tackles the different ways of how project is intended to be executed.

the proponents should make sure that the list of materials needed is presented.

information of the proponents at the last part of your project proposal for validation.

essentially presents a research, discovery

PARTS OF RESEARCH REPORT (6)

uppercased, and is presented in an inverted pyramid structure.

An executive summary of the entire research paper.

An intensive summary of its introduction.

An intensive summary of its methologies

Intensive summary of its findings, discussion

An intensive summary of the he research's conclusion

Sources cited within the text of the article review should be properly referenced.

intention of presenting a personal but objective stand on an issue.

in order for a paper to be convincing (4)

info that are generally truth and remains true over an extent of time.

result from a systematic data collection

may be a very subjective way of expressing ideas

most difficult data to present. it is coming purely from one's personal view.

follows a structure wherein the position paper starts with no clear or explicit stand

followed by the claims supporting and confirming that above-stated assertion

is an exchange of communication and info, intended for work purposes

QUALITIES EXPECTED FORM BUSINESS CORRESPONDENCES: (6)

ensure that the information is presented correctly and accurately

data must be evaluated honestly

author should work to convey an exact meaning to the readers.

explain the work but keep it as brief as possible

ideas should be organized in a logical manner

world selection should consider being polite

GUIDELINES IN TECHNICAL WRITING (4)

your purpose and your audience will determine many critical features of your documents

it is important to know your audience’s interest

Overuse of jargons make document hard to read.

are various formats in writing documents.

technical writing shall highly be remembered: 3

purpose of sending and receiving a message

BASIC LETTER PARTS (7)

most organizations have letterhead stationary printed for use by many employees

Two spaces below the letterhead, you may either type it to the end of the right margin

one space below the dateline, name, the mailing, address of your reader.

Two line below the inside address,

two line below salutation,

two lines below the end of the body and five spaces to the right.

skip four spaces below the complimentary close

aims at promoting a product

may possess the purpose of asking for an offering's price.

servers to extend an invitation to its intended recipient.

a client is now sure of buying a product

company's response to an order letter is a?

is written by the customer to raise concerns.

TYPES OF CLAIMS

answers of the company to claim letters are called?

must be persuasive

PARTS OF AN APPLICATION LETTER: 3

has to be an advertisement gimmick of an applicant.

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