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Unit 2 Speeches
Unit 2 Speeches
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How much do you know about speeches, especially writing them? Let's find out!
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What of the following is NOT true about plagiarism?
Plagiarism is quoting a source and citing the author’s name.
You are plagiarizing when you present another's work or ideas as your own.
It’s when you closely imitate the language/thoughts of an other author
Plagiarizing is cheating and stealing.
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What is this called in an informative essay?
Supporting detail
Introduction
Evidence
Thesis
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What part of a summary goes in the last box?
Main idea
Evidence
Detail
Conclusion
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What is this called in an informative essay?
Supporting detail
Thesis
Evidence
Conclusion
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Which of the following domain should you be cautious of?
.com
.edu
.org
.gov
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Summarizing is....
An overview of the main idea and details of the entire article.
Giving the proper credit to an author when his/her words or ideas are used.
An overview of the main idea and details of the entire article.
Putting the author's ideas into your own words (basically rewording)
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The following strategies will help you to ________ a speech?
identify
locate
comprehend
write
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Paraphrasing is _______
Putting the author's ideas into your own words (basically rewording)
An overview of the main idea and details of the entire article.
Using another person's exact words.
Giving the proper credit to an author when his/her words or ideas are used.
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What part of a summary goes in the first box?
Evidence
Main idea
Detail
Conclusion
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Citing is _________________________
Using another person's exact words.
An overview of the main idea and details of the entire article.
Putting the author's ideas into your own words (basically rewording)
Giving the proper credit to an author when his/her words or ideas are used.
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Quoting is _______________
Giving the proper credit to an author when his/her words or ideas are used.
An overview of the main idea and details of the entire article.
Putting the author's ideas into your own words (basically rewording)
Using another person's exact words.
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Which of the following to do you need to cite in order to avoid plagiarizing?
Famous quotes
All data, images, charts, opinions, and beliefs provided by others.
Your own material
Common knowledge
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What is this called in an informative essay?
Thesis
Evidence
Supporting Detail
Introduction