synthesizing

Cards (19)

  • What are facts, evidences, or proofs in scientific terms?
    They can be verified or proven (true or false).
  • What is an example of a scientific fact?
    The Earth is round.
  • When did the Philippines gain full independence from the United States?
    July 4, 1946.
  • What is an example of statistical data mentioned in the material?
    The population of the Philippines is 111 million as of 2024.
  • What are opinions often based on?
    Opinions are often based on beliefs or personal experiences.
  • What is an example of an opinion?
    I think chocolate is the best flavor of ice cream.
  • What is an example of a belief?
    There is life on other planets.
  • What is an example of a personal experience?
    I had a great time at the beach yesterday.
  • What does the prefix “syn” in synthesis mean?
    It means “together.”
  • What does synthesis involve?
    Putting different ideas together to come up with a new, bigger idea.
  • What is the integration of knowledge, experiences, and opinions used for?
    To form new insights.
  • What are the steps to synthesize information?
    • Condense information into a concise form
    • Capture the main points
    • Read carefully
    • Identify key points
    • Remove unnecessary details
    • Reorganize ideas
    • Write a concise summary
    • Proofread
  • What does paraphrasing involve?
    Putting a passage from a book or article into your own words.
  • What are the steps to paraphrase effectively?
    • Read the original text
    • Identify key points
    • Use your own words
    • Maintain the same meaning
    • Avoid plagiarism
  • What are some words that can be used to assert or highlight information?
    Asserts, highlights, illustrates, portrays, suggests, argues, conveys, contends, explains, claims.
  • What are some transition words that indicate similarity?
    Similarly, also, likewise, equally, furthermore.
  • How can you indicate a contrasting idea in writing?
    By using phrases like "on the other hand" or "unlike".
  • What is an example of making an educated guess?
    If you heard a loud crash and then saw someone limping, you might infer that they were injured in the crash.
  • What is the process of synthesizing notes?
    • Read different sources and write important ideas
    • Edit them and group similar concepts together
    • Combine notes with what you already know