Question 4If, in your pursuit to write in Plain English, you try write at the level of an 8th grade student, you would use precise familiar language, _____ and ______. 1 pointinteresting quotations and plenty of emoticons cut out all repetitive redundant language and eliminate jargon remove academic references and be sure to use citations many adjectives and references to the classroom

The secret of good writing is to use sentences that are _____ and _____.A.educated; academicB.complicated; lengthyC.emotional; playfulD.straightforward; simple

Study the following resources and choose at least two quotes that connect with your learning experience in ENG 150. You must use at least one quote from L. Lennie Irvin's "What Is 'Academic' Writing?" and one quote from E. Shelley Reid’s “Ten Ways to Think About Writing: Metaphoric Musings for College Writing Students.” You are, of course, welcome to include more than just one quote from each article and to summarize or paraphrase ideas from the articles as well."What Is 'Academic' Writing" Download "What Is 'Academic' Writing"by L. Lennie Irvin"Ten Ways to Think about Writing: Metaphoric Musings for College Writing Students" Download "Ten Ways to Think about Writing: Metaphoric Musings for College Writing Students"by E. Shelley Reid

Which of the following describes reading and writing goals for a first grade student? a. punctuates simple sentences correctly b. understand that spoken words can match written words c. initiates using writing and reading for his or her own purposes d. shows familiarity with rhyming and with beginning sounds

Write 30-40 words about your school. This will be marked by your partner at the beginning of next lesson so you MUST have this with you. You must include: - the name of your school - what it is like (two details) - whether or not you like it and a reason (a reason in a sentence is better but it can be a single word reason)

A good piece of academic writing must have Good length Clarity Native speaker as writer All of the above