Which of the following is the correct usage of MLA in-text citation?

Human beings have been described as "symbol-using animals" (Burke 3).

The word "Superfluous" means...

Unnecessary, excessive, or redundant

Which of the following are examples of Academic Genres

Essays.Reports.Case Studies.Research Papers.

Rhetorical Analysis involves...

Exploring how rhetorical messages work in specific situations.

What is the purpose of a topic sentence?

To familiarize the reader with the subject you are about to explore.

The rhetorical triangle refers to...

A visual representation of the rhetorical appeals.

Astericks (*) can be put at the end of words to...

Accommodate different word endings

Analysis can be defined as...

Describing how something works by breaking it down,examining its components

An annotated bibliography should contain the following...

Summary, analysis, and how the information connects to your project

The term "Objectivity" refers to...

Empirical facts, data, or evidence

For MLA Papers, the following should be in the upper left-hand corner of your first page (in this order)...

Your name, your instructor's name, the course, and the date

The four main learning outcomes in this class are...

Writing, Reflection, Reading, Research

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1
Which of the following is not a type of argument or claim?
Causal argument
Declarative argument
Claim of value
Claim of fact
2
Which of the following is the correct usage of MLA in-text citation?
Human beings have been described as "symbol-using animals," (Burke 3).
Human beings have been described as "symbol-using animals (Burke 3)."
Human beings have been described as "symbol-using animals" (Burke 3).
Human beings have been described as "symbol-using animals." (Burke 3)
3
An author's credibility can be expressed as...
Ethos
Pathos
Logos
Kairos
4
The word "Superfluous" means...
Inarguable, obvious, or self-evident
Essential, crucial, or necessary
Unnecessary, excessive, or redundant
Missing, incomplete, or unfinished
5
Which of the following are examples of Academic Genres
Essays.Reports.Case Studies.Research Papers.
Fiction.Nonfiction.PoetryPlays.
Peer-reviewed sources.Popular sources.Scientific sources.Academic sources.
Reading.Writing.Reflection.Research.
6
Rhetorical Analysis involves...
Making a claim supported by strong evidence.
Exploring how rhetorical messages work in specific situations.
Noting where arguments make substantive claims.
Reading a text for the purpose of refuting an argument.
7
The Infographic project was an example of "Multimodality"
False
True
8
What is the purpose of a topic sentence?
To summarize an article before analyzing it.
To provide textual evidence to support your argument.
To familiarize the reader with the subject you are about to explore.
To introduce a new topic mid-way through a paragraph
9
To support a strong claim, you need...
Evidence and logical structure
An if/then statement or a propositional argument
Rhetorical analysis and appeals
Peer-reviewed sources and a rhetorical situation
10
The rhetorical triangle refers to...
The geometric pattern found in effective arguments.
The interactions between logic, evidence, and analysis.
The method of determining the rhetorical situation
A visual representation of the rhetorical appeals.
11
In regard to MLA formatting, article names should be in italics.
False
True
12
Astericks (*) can be put at the end of words to...
Accommodate different word endings
Separate search terms
Allow for synonym searching
Attach two search terms
13
You can have an extension on your final paper (the Reflective Essay)
False
True
14
Analysis can be defined as...
Separating the contents of an argument from the rhetorical situation
Making a claim and supporting it with evidence.
Creating a cumulative summation of the various aspects of an argument
Describing how something works by breaking it down,examining its components
15
An annotated bibliography should contain the following...
Summary, analysis, and how the information connects to your project
Textual evidence, summary, and metacognition
Your interpretation, the author's main idea, what makes the source credible
Analysis, interpretation, and rhetorical appeals.
16
The CRAAP test is a system designed to
Test the strength of an argument
Evaluate web-based sources
Provide suggestions for organizing data
Determine whether a source is or is not peer-reviewed
17
You don't need to cite evidence in your Reflective Essay
False
True
18
A "rhetorical claim" can be defined as...
All of the above
A statement that the author ask the audience to accept
An argument
An assertion, opinion, or idea
19
The rhetorical situation in the context of a text can be thought of as...
All of the above
The appeal to an audience
The purpose
The author or authors of the text
20
Where might you pull evidence for your Reflective Essay
Your own reflective writing
Canvas
All of the above
Projects, in-class activities, and class discussion
21
The word "metacognition" refers to the choices made during the writing process.
True
False
22
The term "Objectivity" refers to...
Empirical facts, data, or evidence
The logical conclusion, based on scientific data.
Personal feelings, experiences, or insights
The general consensus.
23
For MLA Papers, the following should be in the upper left-hand corner of your first page (in this order)...
The title, your name, the date, and the course.
Your name, your instructor's name, the course, and the date
Your name, the date, the title, and the course
Your instructor's name, the course, the date, and your school.
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The four main learning outcomes in this class are...
Research, Writing, Reflection, and Rhetoric
Writing, Reading, Research, Revision
Composition, Rhetoric, Claims, and Logic
Writing, Reflection, Reading, Research

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