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    Phân tích câu

    hỏi
    Dissect a
    question .
    Analyzing the questions
    “Failing to answer the essay
    question is one of the strongest
    reasons for
    low grades.”
    Dr. Chris McMillan
    – Brunel university
    Question example:
    • What causes climate change and its impact on economic
    relationship between Japan and South Korea ?

    •Describe the • Talk about


    economic
    theories about
    relationship
    Climate between JAPAN
    Change and KOREA.
    • Khi viết sai,
    lệch đề học
    sinh sẽ mất
    rất nhiều
    điềm
    #dù có viết hay
    tới đâu.

    3
    5 aspects of an assignment :
    • 1. Topic: General subject area
    • 2. Focus: Specifics the aspect of the
    topic to focus on
    • 3. Command: what to do.
    • 4. Limit: The range of what you should
    do.
    • 5. Viewpoint: background for the
    questions.
    Example: Choose a 3D models about an
    emoji from the first row.

    1. Topic: the general theme. 2. Focus: the specific point


    1. Topic: the general theme.
    Some Popular topic: Education
    Environment
    Technology
    Government
    Society
    Culture / lifestyle
    2. Focus: the specific point

    Topic

    E-class Air pollution Advertising Tax


    Plastic
    Uniform Computer Presidents
    Focus: Work
    Global
    warming Search Trade
    Engine
    Example: Choose a 3D models about an
    emoji from the first row.

    3. Command: 4. Limit:

    “Choose a 3D model.”
    •“An emoji”
    ➢3 main command:

    ❑ Problem-Solution.
    •“On the
    ❑ Argument.

    ❑ Discussion. first row”


    3. Command:
    Problem-Solution.
    • Problem
    • Solution

    Argument.
    • Do you agree?
    • Do you disagree?

    Discussion.
    • The Good
    • The Bad
    4. Limit:
    •Tell you when to stop writing
    Just like Focus
    •But it doesn’t necessary related to
    the Topic.
    • Topic: Environment
    • Focus: air pollution
    • Limit: in China
    5. Viewpoint
    • In 2010, Adam Smith 1. Topic: Climate change
    argue that global
    warming is the biggest 2. Focus: Economic relation
    concern of the 21st 3. Command: problem and solution
    century.
    What causes climate 4. Limit: Japan and South Korea.
    change and its impact
    5. Viewpoint: In 2010, Adam
    on economic
    relationship between Smith argue that global warming

    Japan and South is the biggest concern of the 21st


    Korea ? century.

    5
    See you later!

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