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OAQS method- - Answer -helps in giving clear, helpful, and complete feedback on peer writing. Observe-noticing and saying something about it Appreciate-to praise something in writing Question-asking after reading the essay Suggest-giving helpful advice about possible changes. What is a working bibliography and why do we use it? - Answer - a list of the sources that you have used and or intend to use in your research. -Compiling this list helps you to track your research, deve...

Planning - Answer After decided on a topic for a research paper and now forming their thesis statement and developing outlines. Secondary - Answer Information that has been summarized, analyzed, synthesized, or interpreted by someone else. 12pt font roman times 1 inch margins - Answer The correct font and format for a APA research paper. (Masters, 2012) - Answer In-Text citation but not quoting Reading actively - Answer Reading aloud, outlining the text,...

To think like an academic writer, you do research because you already know what you think and want to prove it. - Answer False We all belong to discourse communities. - Answer True Insight is the result of conversation in which the writer assumes at least one role: believer, doubter, generator, or judge. - Answer False Whatever the genre, writers write with information. There are essentially ______ number of sources of information for nonfiction. - Answer 4 Th...

linguistic anthropology - Answer the interdisciplinary study of how language influences social life sociolinguistics - Answer the study of language in relation to social factors, including differences of regional, class, and occupational dialect, gender differences, and bilingualism phonetics - Answer the study and classification of speech sounds morphology - Answer the study of the forms of words syntax - Answer the arrangement of words and phrases to c...

working thesis - Answer A preliminary answer to your main research question, the focus of your research. Primary sources - Answer Original sources that give firsthand knowledge on a topic secondary sources - Answer Present secondhand information on your topic. Journal articles documentaries and non-fiction. Books are typical examples of such secondary sources. Sources that are at least once removed from the original; sources that provide secondhand. Tertiary sources - ...

Listening in which the goal is to judge the quality or accuracy of speaker's remarks. - Answer Evaluative listening Listening in which the goal is to evaluate the quality or accuracy of the speaker's remarks - Answer Critical listening Saying "your job has been terminated," vs "you're fired," is an example of _____________. - Answer Euphemism A speech read word for word from a prepared text is ______. - Answer Manuscript The speed at which...