Chapters 14 & 15
The most important argument or idea you want to convey to your readers.
What is main point?/ What is main idea?
The writing role for reflective writing.
What is an observer?
It is an activity in which writers give feedback to each other on rough drafts.
What is peer review?
A connection between the text and events in the world.
What is text to world?
The process of joining, reflecting on, and contributing to a conversation about a topic or an issue.
What is writing?
Sentence that provides a clear, focused expression of your main point.
What is thesis statement?
A form of personal response to experiences, situations, events or new information.
What is reflection?
The stage in the writing process which you organize your ideas down on paper.
What is drafting?
The point of view preferred in academic writing.
What is third person?
MLA stands for this.
What is Modern Language Association?
A thesis statement should not be this.
What is broad?
A connection between the text and your life or experiences.
What is text to self?
Identifying the target audience belongs to this stage.
What is brainstorming? / What is prewriting?
Stage in writing process in which you fix grammatical errors.
What is editing?
More than four lines of prose or three lines of verse.
What is blocked quotation? / What is long quotation?
You support your thesis statement with this.
What is evidence?
To share a writer's insights on a subject.
What is purpose?
The three main parts of an essay.
What is introduction, body and conclusion?
The logical flow of ideas between sentences and paragraphs.
What is coherence?
The current edition of MLA.
What is ninth edition?/ What is nine?
It provides a complete and accurate list of the points you want to address in your document.
What is formal outline?
Type of document that combines text and photographs to create a dominant impression of a subject, often suggesting the author’s main idea rather than stating it outright
What is photo essay?
Stage in which you expand on your ideas - add details and elaboration to fully develop them.
What is revising?
In academic writing you must avoid the usage of these typed of words.
What is contractions?
Instructor Z's office number.
What is 408?