CNaVT C1 (PAT) flashcards
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- hoofdgedachte
- The central idea developed by a text, identified through its claims and qualifications instead of one repeated subject word.
- standpunt
- A position advanced by a writer or speaker, distinguished from the topic, a reported quotation and evidence offered in its support.
- argument
- A reason supporting a position, whose relevance and evidential strength should be explained rather than assumed from confident or emotional language.
- tegenargument
- A competing reason considered fairly in an analysis, not a deliberately weak objection invented only to make one conclusion seem inevitable.
- tekstverband
- A logical or functional relationship connecting textual parts, such as contrast or cause, interpreted through wording and context rather than label matching.
- samenvatting
- A concise account preserving the source’s task-relevant main claims and relationships without introducing the summary writer’s unsupported opinion or facts.
- doelgroep
- The intended audience whose knowledge, relationship and information needs shape content selection, register and explanation in a response or mediated message.
- onderbouwing
- Support connecting a claim to reasons or evidence, making the inferential step explicit rather than presenting quotations as self-explanatory proof.
- samenhang
- The coherent relationship among ideas and sections, supported by accurate reference and meaningful connections rather than connectors added mechanically.
- bronvermelding
- Attribution identifying a source or borrowed wording, keeping a writer’s own reasoning distinct from quotations and paraphrases of another text.
- Vlaanderen
- The Dutch-speaking Flemish context within Belgium, not a separate sovereign state or automatic proof that the Netherlands’ legal institutions apply.
- grensregio
- A border region whose cooperation, mobility and identities should be interpreted through the specific places and institutions named in a source.
- cultureel erfgoed
- Cultural heritage represented or debated through practices, places and texts, not a uniform personality automatically shared by every Dutch speaker.
- persoonsvorm
- The finite verb whose person, number and placement help identify Dutch clause structure, distinguished from a separate infinitive or participle.
- hoofdzin
- A main clause whose ordinary declarative pattern differs from direct questions and subordinate clauses, requiring analysis of the actual construction.
- bijzin
- A subordinate clause with characteristic verbal grouping, whose internal order cannot always be reduced to one universally final auxiliary.
- inversie
- Subject-verb ordering after a non-subject initial constituent in an ordinary main clause, distinguished from mechanically counting individual written words.
- voltooid deelwoord
- A past participle used within relevant Dutch verb constructions, interpreted together with its auxiliary and the meaning of the whole clause.
- verkleinwoord
- A diminutive noun form whose suffix and article depend on Dutch lexical and morphological patterns rather than a simple English translation.
- verwijswoord
- A referring expression connected to a person, object or proposition in context, whose antecedent must fit both grammar and meaning.