HSC Indonesian Extension (NSW) flashcards
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- Exposition text structure
- An exposition states a thesis, supports it with sequenced arguments and evidence, then restates the position in a conclusion. Indonesian expositions use connectors like pertama, selain itu, and dengan demikian.
- News report lead
- Indonesian news reports open with the most important information: what happened, who was involved, when, and where. Elaboration and background follow in later paragraphs.
- Cohesive device: namun
- Namun means 'however' and signals contrast between clauses. It typically introduces a qualification or opposing point, similar to akan tetapi and sebaliknya.
- ter- prefix ambiguity
- With adjectives, ter- forms a superlative (terbaik = best). With verbs it often marks accidental or abilitative meaning (terbuka = able to be opened). Context resolves which reading applies.
- meN- and di- voices
- meN- marks the active voice with the actor as subject; di- marks the passive with the object promoted to subject. Formal Indonesian writing favours di- constructions to foreground the affected entity.
- Indonesian negation words
- Tidak negates verbs and adjectives; bukan negates nouns and noun phrases; belum means 'not yet'; jangan forms prohibitions. Placement immediately before the denied element is critical for accuracy.
- Procedure text imperatives
- Procedure texts use imperative verb forms (ambil, tuangkan, aduk) and sequencers such as pertama, kemudian, selanjutnya, dan akhirnya to order steps for the reader.
- meN- assimilation rules
- Before p, t, k, s the nasal drops the initial consonant (memukul, menulis, mengirim, menyapu). Before vowels, ng- appears (mengambil). Before other consonants the nasal is retained.
- Aspect markers in recount
- Sudah and telah mark completed actions, sedang marks ongoing ones, and akan marks future ones. Consistent use of these markers across a recount signals coherent temporal sequencing.
- Nominalisation for register
- Turning verbs into nouns with peN-...-an or ke-...-an (penggunaan, peningkatan, kenyataan) raises formality and lets writers package ideas as subjects of further claims.
- Passive agent with oleh
- In passive constructions the agent follows oleh: 'dikeluarkan oleh pemerintah'. Pronoun agents in formal prose also take oleh (oleh saya), not attached directly to the verb.
- Relative clause with yang
- Yang introduces a clause modifying the preceding noun: 'mahasiswa yang rajin' means the diligent student. The modifier follows the head noun rather than preceding it as in English.
- ber- spelling contraction
- When ber- attaches to a base beginning with r, one r drops: ber + kerja becomes bekerja, ber + renang becomes berenang. The rule keeps pronunciation natural.
- Discussion text features
- A discussion text presents arguments for and against an issue, using connectors like di satu pihak and di pihak lain, before offering a reasoned conclusion or recommendation.
- Inference question method
- Locate the exact clause licensing the inference, then test each option against it. Reject options that overstate, reverse meaning, or introduce information absent from the text.
- Register markers formal vs informal
- Formal markers include merupakan, berdasarkan, mengemukakan, sehubungan dengan. Informal markers include banget, nggak, gimana, dong. Register reveals audience, relationship, and purpose.
- Reduplication functions
- Reduplication marks plurality (buku-buku), intensity or repetition (pelan-pelan), reciprocity (tolong-menolong), and iterative activity (berjalan-jalan). Meaning depends on the base word and context.
- Theme study rationale
- An in-depth study must justify why the chosen issue matters within Indonesian social or cultural contexts, citing evidence from several text types rather than a single source.
- Perspective analysis triad
- Analyse any text through author position, intended audience, and purpose. The same issue is framed differently across news outlets, literary works, and official documents.
- Gotong royong connotation
- Gotong royong refers to mutual community assistance and carries strongly positive cultural connotations. Writers invoke it to legitimise collective solutions or criticise individualistic behaviour.
- Musyawarah and consensus
- Musyawarah denotes deliberation aimed at consensus rather than majority vote. Texts may contrast it with voting procedures when discussing governance or community decision-making.
- Comparative source evaluation
- Set explicit criteria such as evidence quality, balance, currency, and representativeness, apply them to at least two sources, then state a judgement backed by specific textual evidence.
- Synthesis versus summary
- Synthesis combines findings from multiple sources into a new coherent claim, organised by idea. A summary merely restates sources one after another without advancing an argument.
- Daftar pustaka ordering
- The bibliography lists sources alphabetically by author surname. Direct quotations appear in quotation marks with attribution; paraphrases require attribution without quotation marks.
- Research question narrowing
- Narrow a topic by population, place, time period, or text type until the question is answerable from accessible sources and clearly linked to the prescribed theme.
- Primary versus secondary sources
- Primary sources are generated by the researcher or participants: interviews, surveys, observations. Secondary sources are existing materials: news articles, journals, government reports, documentaries.
- Informed consent requirements
- Participants must receive clear information about the study's purpose, give voluntary agreement, be told they may withdraw, and have their identity protected through anonymity and secure data storage.
- Open-ended interview questions
- Open-ended questions invite extended responses and reduce interviewer influence. Leading phrasing should be avoided, questions piloted, and responses recorded with permission before transcription and coding.
- Source credibility criteria
- Judge sources on authority of author or institution, accuracy of data, balance of viewpoint, currency of publication, and relevance to the research question. Weakness on any criterion lowers trust.
- Triangulation of findings
- Triangulation corroborates a claim using at least two independent source types, such as an interview plus a news report, before the finding is treated as established.
- Project report structure
- Sections run: pendahuluan (aim and scope), metodologi (sources and method), temuan (findings), analisis (interpretation), kesimpulan (conclusion), and daftar pustaka. Each section has a distinct function.
- Plagiarism across languages
- Unattributed borrowing is plagiarism regardless of whether the source language differs from the output language. Translation without citation still constitutes academic misconduct.