Deneme Sınavı Soruları

Abstract

Methods

Discussion

Conclusion

Outline

I, II

I, II, III

I, II, III, IV

II, III, IV

I, III, IV

to explain the relationships between specific conditions and their consequences

to explain the reasons why something happened

to describe the sequences of events and why they occurred in that order

to provide empirical evidence for a specific outcome

to explain the similarities and differences between events

empirical data

logical reasoning

statistical proof

a friend’s opinion

facts

Introduction, Methods, Results, Discussion

Introduction, Materials, Review, Discussion

Ideas, Methods, Results, Development

Introduction, Methods, Research, Data

Information, Methods, Results, Documentation

compare essay

contrast essay 

problem solution essay 

cause and effect essay 

descriptive essay 

Classical

Aristotelian

Rogerian

Modern

Toulmin

Beginning with a conclusion to highlight the results first

Writing in a conversational tone to engage readers personally

Avoiding the use of headings and subheadings to maintain flow

Including only quotations and no original analysis

Using an introduction, body, and conclusion to organise ideas logically

Background paragraph

First body paragraph

Introduction

Conclusion

Final recommendation paragraph

To make the text more visually appealing

To demonstrate the creativity of the writer

To give credit to the original author and acknowledge the work of other scholars

To encourage the use of personal opinions instead of external sources

To avoid following specific rules and guidelines

To provide a detailed critique of the written material

To summarize the main ideas of the material and present personal views

To analyze the author's background and writing style

To compare and contrast different written materials

To recommend improvements for the material being analyzed

To ensure that writing is creative and imaginative

To make writing complex and difficult to understand

To establish rules and guidelines for clear and standardized writing

To limit the use of references and citations in academic texts

To encourage the use of informal language and grammar

To highlight differences between unrelated topics.

To illustrate similarities between unrelated topics.

To describe the differences and similarities of related things or concepts.

To explain why one topic is superior to others addressed.

To persuade the reader about a certain subject.

In addition

All in all

In short

In Brief

To summarise

The cocluding sentence 

the thesis statement

the explanotary sentence 

the body sentence 

the example sentence 

Online education is better than face to face education.

Euthanasia should be legalised.

College is not worth the time, effort and money.

Abortion is wrong beacuse it is killing an innocent person.

The legal voting age should be 21 rather than 18.

I-II

I-II-III

I-III-IV

II-III-IV

III-IV