Match the words and their definitions. Use Glossary for the course if necessary.

is a summary of academic and professional history and achievements.

A  is a document created and used by a person to present their background, skills, and accomplishments. 

A  is a document sent to people or whole departments inside the organization, never to a customer.

is  a symbolic representation of information using visualization techniques. Sometimes, the technique uses a three-dimensional visualization which is then projected onto a two-dimensional surface. The word graph is sometimes used as a synonym for diagram. 

is an in-text reference providing the name of the source.

A well-planned thirty-minute talk may comprise a brief introduction (5 minutes), your main points (10 minutes), elaboration and visual aids (8 minutes), your conclusions (2 minutes), and questions (5 minutes).

If you use visual aids in your talk you will be able to say less – but may convey more information – and pictures may be remembered even if much of what you say is forgotten.

Giving a scientific lecture or a talk, you may use a rhetorical question to make listeners think about what you have just said, or to start thinking about what you plan to say next.

 Specialists agree that using rhetorical questions will help to make your scientific writing  more effective.