Introducing Texts and Background Information

The video tutorial emphasizes the importance of introducing a text clearly by providing background information such as the title, author, and a brief summary. This helps strengthen opinions about the text. Through examples, the tutorial demonstrates how to effectively introduce texts in opinion pieces, articles, and book analyses. It guides viewers on where to place background information and how to revise drafts for clarity. The tutorial concludes with a practice exercise for viewers to apply these skills to their own writing.

Why is it important to introduce a text clearly when expressing an opinion?

• To make the text longer

• To avoid giving any context

• To confuse the reader

• To provide background information for better understanding

What should be included when introducing a text?

• Title, author, and a brief summary

• Only the author's name

• Only the title

• A detailed analysis of the text

Where should background information be placed in an opinion piece?

• At the end of the paragraph

• It should not be included

• In the middle of the paragraph

• Before the opinion statement

What is the purpose of using a library catalog page in writing?

• To introduce a text with accurate information

• To make the text more complex

• To find unrelated books

• To avoid writing a summary

What additional information is important when introducing an article?

• The number of pages in the article

• The name of the magazine or source

• The author's favorite color

• The publication date

What is crowdfunding?

• A method where a single person funds a project

• A process of borrowing money from banks

• A government funding initiative

• A way where many people contribute small amounts to a project

Why is it important to introduce a book before sharing an opinion about it?

• To make the opinion less clear

• To provide context and understanding

• To confuse the reader

• To make the text longer

What should be included when introducing a book in a response?

• A detailed analysis of the book

• Only the title

• Title, author, and a brief summary

• Only the author's name

What is the benefit of adding background information to an opinion?

• It strengthens the opinion by providing context

• It makes the opinion less relevant

• It confuses the reader

• It makes the text longer

How can students apply the lesson on text introduction to their own writing?

• By ignoring the need for background information

• By including title, author, and a brief summary before opinions

• By writing opinions without context

• By adding unnecessary details