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English 2 - Lesson 28.3Online version Vocab from Lesson 28.3 by Ân Phạm Trần Duyên 1 What is the definition of literary analysis? a an emphasis on examining similarities and differences in order to clarify meaning b open to discussion and capable of being supported or challenged with evidence c the central position or main argument that controls an essay d a detailed explanation of how a text creates meaning through language, character, structure, and theme 2 What is the definition of comparative focus? a a formal, precise, and evidence-based style used in scholarly writing b the central position or main argument that controls an essay c an emphasis on examining similarities and differences in order to clarify meaning d the exact words taken from a source and placed within quotation marks 3 What is the definition of thesis? a an emphasis on examining similarities and differences in order to clarify meaning b the background information needed to understand a quotation, action, or idea c the central position or main argument that controls an essay d the organized arrangement of a paragraph’s claim, context, evidence, explanation, and connection 4 What is the definition of arguable? a aRestatement of a source idea or passage in the writer’s own words b the writer’s explanation of how evidence supports a claim and deepens meaning c open to discussion and capable of being supported or challenged with evidence d the central position or main argument that controls an essay 5 What is the definition of analytical claim? a a restatement of a source idea or passage in the writer’s own words b the background information needed to understand a quotation, action, or idea c a focused statement that explains the meaning or importance of a textual detail d the exact words taken from a source and placed within quotation marks 6 What is the definition of direct quotation? a a brief paraphrase of a source idea in the writer’s own words b the exact words taken from a source and placed within quotation marks c the organized arrangement of a paragraph’s claim, context, evidence, explanation, and connection d the organizer’s main argument that controls the essay 7 What is the definition of paraphrase? a the exact words taken from a source and placed within quotation marks b a restatement of a source idea or passage in the writer’s own words c the writer’s explanation of how evidence supports a claim and deepens meaning d the background information needed to understand a quotation, action, or idea 8 What is the definition of commentary? a a formal, precise, and evidence-based style used in scholarly writing b the sentence that states the main idea of a paragraph c the writer’s explanation of how evidence supports a claim and deepens meaning d the background information needed to understand a quotation, action, or idea 9 What is the definition of topic sentence? a the organized arrangement of a paragraph’s claim, context, evidence, explanation, and connection b the writer’s explanation of how evidence supports a claim and deepens meaning c the sentence that states the main idea of a paragraph d the background information needed to understand a quotation, action, or idea 10 What is the definition of context? a the writer’s explanation of how evidence supports a claim and deepens meaning b the sentence that states the main idea of a paragraph c the organized arrangement of a paragraph’s claim, context, evidence, explanation, and connection d the background information needed to understand a quotation, action, or idea 11 What is the definition of transition? a the background information needed to understand a quotation, action, or idea b the central position or main argument that controls an essay c a word, phrase, or sentence that connects ideas and shows their relationship d the organized arrangement of a paragraph’s claim, context, evidence, explanation, and connection 12 What is the definition of academic voice? a the quality of being logically organized so that ideas connect clearly b a formal, precise, and evidence-based style used in scholarly writing c a formal, precise, and evidence-based style used in scholarly writing d the process of improving ideas, organization, evidence, and explanation in a draft 13 What is the definition of coherence? a the quality of being logically organized so that ideas connect clearly b the background information needed to understand a quotation, action, or idea c the organized arrangement of a paragraph’s claim, context, evidence, explanation, and connection d a formal, precise, and evidence-based style used in scholarly writing 14 What is the definition of revision? a the background information needed to understand a quotation, action, or idea b the process of improving ideas, organization, evidence, and explanation in a draft c the writer’s explanation of how evidence supports a claim and deepens meaning d the organized arrangement of a paragraph’s claim, context, evidence, explanation, and connection 15 What is the definition of paragraph structure? a the background information needed to understand a quotation, action, or idea b the organized arrangement of a paragraph’s claim, context, evidence, explanation, and connection c the writer’s explanation of how evidence supports a claim and deepens meaning d the quality of being logically organized so that ideas connect clearly

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English 2 - Lesson 28.3Online version

by Ân Phạm Trần Duyên

What is the definition of literary analysis?

What is the definition of comparative focus?

What is the definition of thesis?

What is the definition of arguable?

What is the definition of analytical claim?

What is the definition of direct quotation?

What is the definition of paraphrase?

What is the definition of commentary?

What is the definition of topic sentence?

What is the definition of context?

What is the definition of transition?

What is the definition of academic voice?

What is the definition of coherence?

What is the definition of revision?

What is the definition of paragraph structure?