TRUE OR FALSE

1. Argument, in an academic text, should be evidence-based.
2. An academic text should be implicit, subjective, unplanned, and informal.
3. Academic language is the set of vocabulary that allows people to communicate with others in the context of regular daily conversation.
4. When an author explains why a certain phenomenon or happens and its effects, this text is called cause and effect.
5. In a problem-solution text structure, a writer addresses a certain issue and suggests appreciate action to settle this.
6. One of the basic rules in summarizing academic texts is to write the summary in your own words but making sure to retain the main points discussed by the author.
7. Academic text refers to the way authors or writers organize information in text.
8. A couple considerations when writing academic text are: provide facts and evidence from credible sources; and state critical questions and issues.
9. The language of a certain academic text enables the reader to follow the argument and navigate the text.
10. The gist, key ideas, and main points are worth noting and remembering when summarizing academic texts.