The Writing Process

Question 1 • 25-26 JISD TX EOC English II IGC Requirement

Which statement correctly defines academic and narrative writing?

Answer

Academic writing often ends in a specific call to action, while narrative writing always creates a call to action through a story.

Academic writing leads the reader to turn away from of a specific point of view, while narrative writing leads the reader to accept the author’s point of view.

Narrative writing provides an author’s point of view by disproving other opinions, while academic writing presents sufficient and solid evidence to support the author’s point of view.

Narrative writing constructs either an imaginative story or a memoir, while academic writing is formal nonfiction that is based on evidence and written for a scholarly audience.

Explanation

Narrative writing tells a story, which may be fictional or based on the author’s experiences, as in a memoir. Academic writing is formal nonfiction that supports its ideas with evidence and is intended for a scholarly audience. Choice D correctly describes both forms; the other choices incorrectly describe their purposes or how they use opposing viewpoints.

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