Question 1

What is the 20th step in the 22-step structure?

Accepted Answer

Restatement of thesis

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Thesis Statement

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Trans out

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Lead out

Question 2

What are the 4 of 6 Ws are looked for in a Thesis statement?

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Who, What, When, Where

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How, Why, What, When

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Who, What, Why, When

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Who, What, When, How

Question 3

Which does Ethos appeal to?

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Ethics and Authority

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Logic

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Logic and ethics

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Emotions

Question 4

What is the main purpose of the essay map?

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To outline what will be discussed in the essay and what order it will be in.

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To appeal to MAPTAUR, the ancient dinosaur of all maps.

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To complete the 22-step structure

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To outline the order of the discussed points ONLY

Question 5

What information is missing from this Harvard reference? "Chung, C. and Mason, M., 2012. Why do primary school students drop out in poor, rural China? A portrait sketched in a remote mountain village. 32(4), pp.537-545."

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The Journal it was published in

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The book it was published in

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The year it was published

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The Authors dates of birth

Question 6

When referring to a book or journal, if you are only referring to a chapter or small section, you do not need to put the page numbers at the end of the reference.

Accepted Answer

false

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true

Question 7

What is the first paragraph type in a standard essay?

Accepted Answer

Introduction

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A small man named Helgan always leads the paragraphs.

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Conclusion

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Body 1

Question 8

When referencing an article in a journal, which do you italicise?

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The journal name

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The year

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The author name

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The article name

Question 9

In regards to positionality, which of these is most likely to be the main factor to consider for a middle-aged, urban-born Chinese Male, from a middle-class income regarding the topic of poverty in rural Chinese areas?

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Positive- He can be more objective due to him not having any pre-established connections to the community. Negative - They lack a connection or deeper insight into the community.

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Positive - He is Chinese and therefore can connect with other Chinese easily. Negative - He is middle-aged and cannot never understand modern problems objectively.

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Positive- He is rich and, therefore, can fix the problems. Negative - He is Urban born and cannot connect to the poorer rural community

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Positive - He is connected to the community and has a deeper insight into poverty. Negative - He only has a male perspective of poverty.

Question 10

Why may a Narrow-Wide focus change be more effective in a short essay?

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You may use a specific example to highlight a key challenge or issue that applies to a larger context. This is more effective in a shorter essay, given the typically broader nature of short essays, as they do not allow for in-depth analysis.

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Short essays are generally broad, so you want to get to the essay as quickly as possible.

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Personal stories are always a good idea, so you should start with a narrow personal story and then you must transition to broader scope as you started narrow.

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You may use a general example to highlight a key challenge or issue in a specific context. This is more effective in a shorter essay, given the typically narrower nature of short essays, as they allow for in-depth analysis.

Question 11

Select 2 OTHER lead in techniques (Personal story)

Accepted Answer

Quote and Background information

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Fact and Opinion

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Quote and Pikachu

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Contrast and Old saying

Question 12

Which of these writing styles should be used in academic writing?

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3rd person

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4th person

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2nd person

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1st person

Question 13

Why should you be careful in how you present your evidence?

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Evidence presentation changes how its viewed; I can present/manipulate the evidence to support my points over others.

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Evidence is always simple, so I need to showcase it

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Evidence provides support for my points, but not all evidence supports my points, so I should change evidence so ALL evidence supports my points.

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Readers may not be fully aware of the context and cannot connect evidence to points themselves.

Question 14

How does PEP structure work?

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You outline your main point in point 1, support it with evidence in E2 and then expand with the new evidence in point 3

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You tell your reader the point in point 1, support it with evidence in E2 and then expand with the restate in point 3

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You outline your main point in point 1, complete the structure with evidence in E2 and then restate the point in point 3

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You explain in depth in point 1, complete the structure with evidence in E2 and then expand with the new evidence in point 3

Question 15

The topic line's purpose is to briefly introduce the topic of the body paragraph.

Accepted Answer

true

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false

Question 16

A transition device is used in which paragraphs?

Accepted Answer

Body 1, Body 2, Body 3 and Conclusion

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Conclusion Only

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Introduction, Body 1, Body 2, Body 3 and Conclusion

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Body 1, Body 2, Body 3

Question 17

Which of these transitional devices is expansive

Accepted Answer

To explore the previous point further, ...

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Secondly, ...

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To briefly summarise the previous points, ...

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Next, ...

Question 18

What is the main purpose of the transition device?

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To change the scope/focus of the essay

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To always put the essay into a narrower context

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To change the reader's perspective of the whole argument.

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To move to the Thesis statement

Question 19

When using a Havard reference, you do not need to create an "out-of-text" reference if you create a "In-text" reference

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false

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true

Question 20

When writing an essay it is better to use more words than less.

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false

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true

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