MT 1

• What percentage of the master's overall length does the summary represent?

  15%
• What is the purpose of a descriptive summary?

  It presents key ideas of the study and previews a paper.
• What is the recommended length for a summary?

  1 page of 400 words.
• What percentage of the work do reports typically represent?

  30-70%
• What is the typical length of a meta-analysis?

  20%
• What percentage of the work do major findings represent?

  18%
• What is the aim of a summary or abstract?

  To condense a larger work to say it more clearly.
• What determines the audience for a summary?

  The expectations of the target audience.
• What are the parts of a summary in order?

  • Purpose
  • Findings
  • Conclusions
  • Recommendations
• What is the recommended length for a summary for supporting text?

  1/2 page or less.
• How should a good abstract be structured?

  One paragraph with coherence and conciseness.
• What format should a good abstract follow?

  1. 2-3-C format, not I-M-R-A-D.
• What is the first step to write a good summary?

  Read 2-3 sources and highlight key points.
• What should you do after understanding the key points of a text?

  Write a main idea in the first long running sentence.
• What is another name for a concept paper?

  Prospectus.
• What is the aim of a concept paper?

  To obtain funding and execute a project.
• What should be used to connect all main ideas in a summary?

  Transitional phrases.
• What are the purposes of a concept paper?

  • Serves as a blueprint for a full proposal
  • Helps determine project feasibility
  • Piques interest of potential funding agencies
  • Obtains internal feedback before full proposal
• What is the length of a reaction paper or review critique?

  250-450 words.
• What is the focus of a reaction paper?

  Analyzing one or more works logically.
• What type of evidence is included in a reaction paper?

  Factual evidence through summary, paraphrase, and direct quotations.
• What is the structure of a review/reaction critique paper?

  1. General information:

  • Writer's name
  • Thesis statement
  • Summary (10%)
  • Methods used
  • Major findings

  1. Review (Critique) (45%):

  • Appropriateness of methodology
  • Choice of subjects
  • Theoretical soundness

  1. Conclusion (10%):

  • Overall impression
  • Scholarly/theory used
  • Benefits and suggestions
• What basic details should be included in other types of reviews?

  Title, director, event, etc.
• What should be assessed in a review?

  The materials and their appropriateness.
• What is included in a plot summary for a review?

  The gist of the plot and simple description of the work.
• What should be discussed in a review?

  Analyses and interpretations of the work.
• What is the purpose of the conclusion in a review?

  To expand to a broader context and recommend materials.
• What is the overall impression in a review?

  It reflects the writer's assessment of the work.
• What should be included in the benefits section of a review?

  Benefits of the work and suggestions for improvement.
• What is the length of a typical reaction paper?

  250-450 words.
• What is the focus of a review critique paper?

  Analyzing the appropriateness of methodology and theoretical soundness.
• What is the importance of objectivity in a reaction paper?

  It emphasizes logical reasoning rather than personal opinions.
• What is the significance of including factual evidence in a reaction paper?

  It supports the analysis and enhances credibility.
• What is the role of transitional phrases in a summary?

  They connect all main ideas smoothly.
• How does a concept paper help in addressing social issues?

  It shows solutions for social issues through project proposals.
• What is the purpose of a thesis statement in a review?

  It presents the main argument or claim of the paper.
• What is the significance of the methods used section in a review?

  It explains how the research was conducted and its appropriateness.
• What is the importance of the conclusion in a review critique?

  It provides an overall impression and recommendations.
• What should be included in the assessment of materials in a review?

  Evaluation of the materials' effectiveness and relevance.
• What is the role of the writer's name in a review?

  It identifies the author of the work being reviewed.