Academic Writing Crossword Puzzle

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Formality : Use of proper language, tone, and style
Impersonality : Avoidance of personal bias or subjective language
Nominalization : Process of turning verbs or adjectives into nouns
Specificity : Quality of providing precise and detailed information
Hedging : Use of cautious language to express uncertainty or qualification
Citations : References to the sources used
Scholarly : Adjective describing work that is of high academic quality and rigorously researched.
Objective : Quality of presenting information and arguments without personal bias
Evidence : Facts, data, or examples used to support claims and arguments
Clarity : Quality of expressing ideas and arguments in a clear and understandable manner
Precision : Use of precise and accurate language to convey meaning
Conciseness : Quality of expressing ideas and arguments in a clear and concise manner
Coherence : Logical and smooth flow of ideas and arguments in academic writing.
Argument : A central claim or position supported by evidence and reasoning
Analysis : Examination and interpretation of evidence and information
Literature Review : A survey and evaluation of existing research and literature
Abstract : Summary of the main points and findings
Peer Reviewed : Process of evaluation and feedback
Academic Integrity : Ethical conduct , proper citation and avoiding plagiarism.
Structure : The organization of ideas and sections

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QUESTIONS LIST:

formality : use of proper language, tone, and style
impersonality : avoidance of personal bias or subjective language
nominalization : process of turning verbs or adjectives into nouns
specificity : quality of providing precise and detailed information
hedging : use of cautious language to express uncertainty or qualification
citations : references to the sources used
scholarly : adjective describing work that is of high academic quality and rigorously researched.
objective : quality of presenting information and arguments without personal bias
evidence : facts, data, or examples used to support claims and arguments
clarity : quality of expressing ideas and arguments in a clear and understandable manner
precision : use of precise and accurate language to convey meaning
conciseness : quality of expressing ideas and arguments in a clear and concise manner
coherence : logical and smooth flow of ideas and arguments in academic writing.
argument : a central claim or position supported by evidence and reasoning
analysis : examination and interpretation of evidence and information
literature review : a survey and evaluation of existing research and literature
abstract : summary of the main points and findings
peer reviewed : process of evaluation and feedback
academic integrity : ethical conduct , proper citation and avoiding plagiarism.
structure : the organization of ideas and sections