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2. Write a one-sentence formal definition.

3. Make sure it includes: term + general category + difference

A Siberian Husky is a breed of domestic dog that differs from other dogs because of its thick fur, blue or multicolored eyes, and strong endurance in cold climates.

2) The passage is organized well, flowing from an introduction to a brief background on the topic, to the proposed solution to this problem, and finally, the goals of the research.

3) I believe this is a formal research text/proposal

1. What is the passage about?
   It is about developing an eco-friendly concrete mix using rice husk ash and recycled aggregates to make construction more sustainable.

2. How is the passage organized?
   It starts with the problem, explains the methods used, presents the results, and ends with conclusions and recommendations.

3. What kind of text could this be?
   It is likely a research report study.

2. The paragraph is well-organized like a research study which it included the introduction, method, results, and conclusion.

3. This passage could be a research/scientific report.

2. The passage begins with a background on the topic, followed by related or current research, how the study was conducted, and a report on the study's results.

3. If I were to guess what kind of this text this could be, I think it is an example of an Abstract, often found in research papers.

The passage is about construction materials specifically concrete that contributes to global carbon emissions and the development for eco-friendly alternatives.

(2) How is the passage organized?

The passage is organized by starting out with the brief introduction, which is followed by the experimental process, and ends with the conclusion.

(3) If you were to guess, what kind of text could this be?

The kind of text utilized is an example of a research text.

2.It outlines the topic’s background, connects it with recent studies, describes the research procedure, and presents the outcomes.

3. Considering its organization and purpose, the text can be classified as an Abstract, a standard component of scholarly papers.

2. It is organized like a research summary it states the problem, gives the goal, explains the method, and presents the results.

3. Research Abstract

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Move 1: Introduction / Background – States the research problem or context.

Move 2: Purpose / Objective – Explains what the study aims to do.

Move 3: Methodology – Describes how the research was carried out.

Move 4: Results / Findings – Summarizes the key outcomes of the study.

Move 5: Conclusion / Implications – Highlights the significance or contribution of the study.

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Move 2: Explain the purpose of the study

Move 3:Describe the approach of the study

Move 4: Summarize and present the results

Move 5: Conclude and give recommendations

2.) The passage is written in an organized manner, giving the readers better and deeper understanding of the topic such as by giving a brief overview of the problem, proposing solutions, and reporting the findings attained from the conducted solutions.

3.) Considering that the paragraph provides a brief summary of a study, I believe that it is an example of research abstract.

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Move 2: Present Research/Purpose - state the objectives of the research study

Move 3: Methods/Materials/Subjects/Procedures - discuss the process of how the study was conducted

Move 4: Results/Findings - report and present acquired data from the study

Move 5: Discussion/Conclusion/Implications/Recommendations - discuss why the research matters, as well where and how this may contribute, and recommendations for future studies

Move 2: Methods – explains how the study was conducted

Move 3: Results – presents the key findings

Move 4: Discussion – interprets or explains the results

Move 5: Conclusion – highlights the significance, implications, or recommendations

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Move 2: Purpose - states the main objective/goal of the study.

Move 3: Methods - elaborates the details in the procedures done in the study.

Move 4: Results - showcases the outcomes/findings of the data gathered and experiments done.

Move 5: Conclusion - summarizes the overall findings of the study.

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• Step 1: Start with the topic or background

• Step 2: Tell the purpose of the study

• Step 3: Explain how the study was done

• Step 4: Show the results

• Step 5: End with the conclusion or suggestions

Move 2 - Objectives - Explain the aim of the study.

Move 3 - Methods - Explains how the research experiment/testing will be conducted.

Move 4 - Results - Discusses the key findings from the study.

Move 5 - Conclusion - The final conclusions/key takeaways from the experiment.

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Move 2: Describing the Purpose/Objective

Move 3: Methods

Move 4: Results

Move 5: Conclusion/Implication

Move 2: Explains the purpose of the study.

Move 3: Describes how the research is carried out.

Move 4: Summarizes the key outcomes of the study.

Move 5: Highlights the results and the contribution of the study.

2) The passage is organized well. It started with a short background, included a review of existing literature and indicated a gap, then presented the topic sentence. It also provided an overview of the procedures that were done and the results of the experiment. To add, it also gave a recommendation at the end for future researchers.

3) If I were to guess what text this is, I think it is an abstract or a summary of a research study.

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3) Identation - 0

4) Spacing - Usually double-spaced or 2.0

5) Text Alignment - Usually left-aligned

Move 2 - Purpose (Shows the main objective of the research paper)

Move 3 - Methods (Briefly shows the important/general procedures done in the study data gathering portion)

Move 4 - Findings (Shows the results/outcome of the research procedures)

Move 5 - Conclusion (Indicates a short intepretation of the findings and possibly a recommendation for future researchers)