Test One

Front 1

a group of sentences and paragraphs that are tied together by one unifying idea that has been developed sufficiently is called written --------

Back 1

composition

Front 2

the blank process precedes the writing process

Back 2

thinking

Front 3

the purpose for all that wed o is to blank god

Back 3

glorify

Front 4

having a deep understanding of the greatest story of all time is blank to effective writing

Back 4

key

Front 5

the organic product of which thought is the organizing and vitalizing principle is called balenk

Back 5

language

Front 6

every effort to write effectively should blank key aspects of the drama of gods great stroy

Back 6

mirror

Front 7

the blank should be the model for your own creativity

Back 7

bible

Front 8

writing involves a blank process that includes using your mind making decisions and organizing your thoughts before you write them

Back 8

ongoing

Front 9

to tell a story a writer would use the narrative perspective

Back 9

true

Front 10

the quarreling approach to writing is the only approach that is always unacceptable

Back 10

true

Front 11

the confrontational stage is the third stage of argumentative communication

Back 11

false

Front 12

a claim relevant to proving or establishing the debated concluding is called and expository

Back 12

false

Front 13

direct observation is the only means of gathering raw material

Back 13

false

Front 14

there are three ways in which a writer may generate specific details to support a topic

Back 14

true

Front 15

grouping ideas and placing them in a diagram is called brainstroming

Back 15

false

Front 16

a writers stance includes his tone and worldview

Back 16

true

Front 17

subordinating ideas are connected directly to a topic in a diagram

Back 17

false

Front 18

answering the five w's and the H is a method that can only be applied to the main topic

Back 18

false

Front 19

a writer can support a topic by organizing ideas into specific categories

Back 19

true

Front 20

the process of organizing ideas into specific categories is called classifying of your matewrial

Back 20

true

Front 21

a sole unifying idea or limited theme

Back 21

F topic

Front 22

an unrestricted familiar area of knowledge

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E subject

Front 23

the attitude you reflect or wish to achieve toward your writing

Back 23

C tone

Front 24

reveals to the reader the maid idea that is going to be developed in a paragraph

Back 24

A topic sentence

Front 25

a belief system you bring to your writing

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B world view

Front 26

a basic means though which one gathers material for a topic

Back 26

D observation

Front 27

a daily record of your won experiences thoughts and feelings

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G journal

Front 28

list the four question a writer must answer when considering the audience

Back 28

what do they know, what don't they know, what type of language do they use, what bias or convictions do they hold

Front 29

order material in a chronological or logical time sequence

Back 29

b

Front 30

search for common elements

Back 30

a

Front 31

categorixe according to imiprotance

Back 31

a

Front 32

us subdivisions of the main idea

Back 32

a

Front 33

describe spatially where certain items are in relation to one another

Back 33

b

Front 34

present material in order of importance

Back 34

b

Front 35

discard misfit items

Back 35

a

Front 36

compare or contrast two or more aspects of a topic

Back 36

b

Front 37

expand comparison where analogy is used

Back 37

b

Front 38

list and define the four basic writing goals and B give and appropriate example of each

Back 38

000

Front 39

name the first task in argumentative writing and B list and define the four stages of argumentative communication

Back 39

000