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ASs in EAPP WEEK 1
ASs in EAPP WEEK 1
ASs in EAPP WEEK 1
Activity Sheet
English for Academic and Professional Purposes
Topic: Concept Paper
TEACHER: KRISTEL E. GANADO
A. Millennial
ANSWERS EXPLANATION/SENTENCES/PARAGRAPHS
1. Millennial is a person who was born in the 1980’s or 1990’s.
2. Millennial, also referred to as generation Y, is generally agreed to include people born in the early 1980s through
the early 2000s. Like all generations, there is no definitive beginning and end; it is the societal and cultural
circumstances of a time period which define it.
3. Known as 'Millennials' or Y-Generation
The children of 'The Great Recession'
Outcasts of a once 'Great Nation'
Now feel angst, fear, and deep depression
The speaker explained that millennials are result of yesterday’s generation. He wanted to impress that millennials
are now suffering from the works of generation before them. He uses the word “outcast” to emphasize that there’s
a big difference between the millennials now and the generation before them. That’s why millennials are
deppressed because they deserve better than experiencing the failure of the generation before them
B.
ANSWERS EXPLANATION/SENTENCES/PARAGRAPHS
Gadget
4. Gadget is an electronic device with a practical use.
5. “When referring to software, gadget is another name for a widget.” The writer wanted to express that gadget has
been widely used and has been called by many other names which are related to it.
6. The remote control your brother rigs up to the Christmas tree is a gadget, and your camping tool that folds out into
various knives, corkscrews, and scissors is another kind of gadget. The original spelling was gadjet, and it's
thought to have originated in the 1850's as sailors' slang, meaning any mechanism or ship part that either lacked a
name or whose name had been forgotten. It may be rooted in the French gâchette, "piece of a mechanism."
C. Pandemic
ANSWERS EXPLANATION/SENTENCES/PARAGRAPHS
7. Pandemic is an occurrence in which a disease spreads and affects a large number of people throughout the world.
8. “In 2010, the W.H.O. defined a pandemic as “the worldwide spread of a new disease” that affects large numbers of
people.” W.H.O wanted to emphasize that pandemic is a result of a worldwide disease and is affecting a large
number of people.
Pandemic is an outbreak or “a sudden rise in the incidence of a disease” and typically is confined to a
localized area or a specific group of people. Should an outbreak become more severe, and less localized, it
9.
D. Online may be characterized as an epidemic. If it broadens still further, and affects a significant portion of the
population, the disease may be characterized as a pandemic.There have been a number of pandemics since
ANSWERS EXPLANATION/SENTENCES/PARAGRAPHS
the beginning of the 20th century: the H1N1 pandemic of 2009, the Spanish flu of 1918/19 (which did not
10. Online is controlled
originate in Spain),by asorwell
connected to another in
as flu pandemics computer or to
1957 and a network.
1968, and now the COVID-19 pandemic of 2019/20.
11. When
Amongreferring
the bestto known
a hardware device, online is
pandemics is the Black a description
Death, a of whenwhich
plague a connection
spread isacross
made Asia
with another deviceinorthe
and Europe
service.
middle ofWhen a device
the 14th is online, it can send information to and receive information from the other end of the
century.
connection. For example, if your printer is online, you can send a print request to it; if it's offline, you cannot.
12. “ You might say, "I need to go online and check my email," or "I don't know if she's still meeting me — she hasn't
been online all day." Or you couldPARTS OF CONCEPT
describe somethingPAPER
that's available or readable on the Internet, like a news
A. Title Page
story, as being online. While theD.Literature
adjectiveReview
officially describes aG.Methodology
connection to any computer network, it's almost
always used these days to mean
B. Introduction "on the Internet." The word online has
E.Objectives H.Timelinebeen around since 1950. The writer
wanted toofsay
C. Statement thethat the word online
Problem has been
F.Research widely used even I.Reference
Questions before, and is now commonly used by todays
generation specially when connected to a server. It can now impress different ideas.
Task III.
Structures/Parts of Concept Paper
Directions: Read the scrambled parts of a sample concept paper, then identify which components are the given parts. Write the letter of your
answer before each item.
Directions: Make a Concept Paper using your research title in your Practical Research 1 or PR2 subject. Write an Introduction,
Statement of
the Problem, and Value of the Study to expound your concept. You will be graded using the criteria provided below.
Write your answer at the back.
CRITERIA 5 4 3 1
Excellent Good Fair Poor
-Correct grammatical - Rules of grammar, usage, -Paper contains few -Paper contains
Mechanics construction are followed; free of and punctuation are followed; grammatical, punctuation numerous
typos and correct punctations. spelling is correct. and spelling errors. grammatical,
-Strong use of correct language - Language is clear; sentences - Language lacks clarity or punctuation, and
structure and clear technical display consistently varied includes the use of some spelling errors.
vocabulary. structure. jargon or conversational - Language uses
tone; lacks professionalism jargon or
conversational
tone.
-Language is not
professional.
-All references are from relevant, -Most of the references are -Most of the references are -No references
peer-reviewed sources. from peer-reviewed sources. not from peer-reviewed or
-All sources are current (within 5 -Most of the references are sources. -None of the
years) or classic references. current (within 5 years) or or references are not
classic references. -Most of the references are from peer-
Citations not current (within 5 years) reviewed sources.
or classic references. or
-None of the
references are
current (within 5
years) or classic
references.