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CONCLUSION
SYNTHESIS
SUMMARY
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b. It is using two or more sources and blending them together into one new idea.
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What do you call the piece of writing that brings together multiple sources or ideas to create a new idea
or point?
Analysis
Summary
Inference
D
Synthesis
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The pulling together of information from several sources to generate a new thought is called _____?
Revising
Analyzing
Synthesizing
Comprehending
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It is important for students to learn how to synthesize because it helps them __________.
grow and think critically because of the texts that they read
gain a deeper understanding, becoming more aware or appreciative of an idea after reading a text
D
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a deeper understanding
a changed understanding
a summarized information
a new understanding
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FALSE
TRUE
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FALSE
TRUE
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It means that we take all the information that we have (new + old) and, like puzzle pieces, put them
together to understand a topic better.
B
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True
False
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False
True
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False
True
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When we synthesize, we have to understand the content of the sources we are reading to be able to fit
them together.
False
True
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False
True
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3. It is important that the students learn how to synthesize because it helps them
__________
grow and change as thinkers because of the texts that they read.
gain a deeper understanding, becoming more aware or appreciative of an idea after reading a text
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find connecting points between your sources and your background knoledge
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We could say that the main purpose of a synthesis is to combine information to create new knowledge.
True
False
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What is the best source to use when synthesizing written information for a research paper?
d. Tertiary
a. Secondary
b. Fictional
c. Primary
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Identify the source of this statement. A classmate giving a report about Jose Rizal's life.
A
Primary source
Secondary source
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When you synthesize you need to look at what two or more writers say about the same topic.
TRUE
FALSE
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TRUE
FALSE
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Activate your prior _______ to see how it fits into the new information you are taking in.
Power
Knowledge
Ability
Strength
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A
To know which one to be bias of
Malay ko
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Synthesis
B
Conclusion
No Answer
Summary
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Conclusion
No Answer
C
Synthesis
Summary
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Conclusion
Synthesis
No Answer
D
Summary
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8. Keep in mind that Venn Diagrams really only work well with simple topics and comparisons.
BLUFF
FACT
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BLUFF
FACT
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10. In all three types, the result of synthesizing is an increase in knowledge for the reader.
FACT
BLUFF
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REAL
REACT
REST
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Passage1: If you want to become an astronaut, NASA requires that you have a degree in biology,
physical science, engineering, or math. It is helpful to have an advanced degree, too.
Passage 2: Mae Jemison was the first African American woman to travel in space. She went to college at
Stanford, where she earned a degree in chemical engineering and African American Studies. She applied
to become a NASA astronaut but was turned down first. After applying again in 1987, she was accepted
as one of fifteen astronauts—out of 2,000 applicants!
34.
Which of the following statements below best synthesizes the information in the two passages?
35.
Source 1: A friend who loves ornamental trees told you that her Banaba is grown from seeds.
Source 2: A relative told you that she planted Banaba from cuttings because of its medicinal properties.
Source 3: Banaba is listed under Philippine Medicinal Plants.
c. Banaba tree is both ornamental and medicinal and can be grown from seeds or cuttings.
36.
Source 1: Your biology teacher told you that mammals are born alive, warm-blooded, and breastfed by
their mothers. You were tasked to give examples.
Source 2: Your friend informed you that his dog has just given birth to two cute puppies, and they will be
up for adoption after they are weaned from their mother.
Source 3: Another friend of yours said that she likes to feel the warmth of her cat that’s why she allows
it to sleep with her.
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a
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d
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