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What is the purpose of a research plan?
To organize and guide the research process.
To avoid doing research.
To waste time.
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What will make reasoning (or evidence) invalid?
Lack of support or relevance.
Being presented in a formal way.
Being too short.
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How may literature persuade a reader more than informational writing?
Through emotional appeal and narrative.
By providing factual data.
By being shorter.
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When you are asked to evaluate someone else’s oral argument, what should you look for?
Clarity and logic in reasoning.
The length of the argument.
The speaker's popularity.
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When using a multimedia presentation, what would help engage the audience’s emotions?
Relevant visuals and storytelling techniques.
Long pauses.
Only text-heavy slides.
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What is a Dependent clause? Define and give examples.
A fragment.
A complete sentence.
A group of words that cannot stand alone; e.g., because I said so.
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Which literary devices do short stories and plays have in common?
Stanzas
Characterization
Rhyme scheme
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What is an Independent clause? Define and give examples.
A fragment.
A dependent clause.
A complete thought that can stand alone; e.g., I like to read.
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What is the difference between lyric and narrative poetry?
There is no difference.
Lyric poetry tells a story; narrative poetry expresses personal feelings.
Lyric poetry expresses personal feelings; narrative poetry tells a story.
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When analyzing a source, what should you look for?
The length of the source.
Author credibility and argument clarity.
The color of the pages.
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What is Summarizing?
Providing a brief overview of the main points.
A type of analysis.
Copying everything.
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How do you know what a lyrical poem is?
It tells a detailed story.
It is always written in quatrains.
It expresses emotions and personal thoughts.
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When analyzing a story, how can different elements show theme?
By examining the plot, characters, and setting.
By focusing solely on characters.
By ignoring the narrative structure.
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What are logical fallacies?
Techniques to confuse the audience.
Mistakes in reasoning that undermine arguments.
Ways to make arguments longer.
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Which of these do you need to quote, and which do you not need to quote?
Everything from the source.
Direct phrases and significant ideas.
Personal opinions only.
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When might you need to alter your research plan?
When you are bored.
When you find new information.
Never; it must remain the same.
17
When writing a reflective essay, what are you actually being asked to do?
Write a fictional story.
Summarize facts.
Analyze personal thoughts and experiences.
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What are some techniques in the choice of poem structure that would create mystery or surprise in narrative poetry?
Unusual line breaks
Repetition
Rhyme scheme
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How should you narrow down your notes?
By ignoring the main ideas.
By summarizing and categorizing key points.
By writing everything down verbatim.
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What is the purpose of using textual evidence in writing (argument, literary analysis, and/or research reports)?
To make the paper longer.
To support claims and strengthen arguments.
To confuse the reader.
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What should a research plan contain?
Objectives, methods, and sources.
A list of random topics.
Only the final conclusion.
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When revising a reflective essay, what should you make sure to do?
Ignore feedback.
Make it longer without adding substance.
Enhance clarity and coherence.
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What is Paraphrasing?
Restating someone else's ideas in your own words.
A type of citation.
Copying exactly.
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What criteria must be looked at before you evaluate a work of literature?
The length of the work.
Popularity among peers.
Author's background and context.
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How do you compare the original and new formats of a literary work?
By ignoring the original.
By analyzing themes and techniques in both.
By only evaluating the new format.
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What is Citation?
Giving credit to the original source.
A form of plagiarism.
Ignoring the source.
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What is the purpose of a thesis statement in a literary analysis?
To confuse the reader.
To provide a clear argument about the text.
To summarize the plot.
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What is the purpose of a research report outline?
To confuse the reader.
To include unnecessary details.
To organize thoughts and structure the report.
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What is the purpose of a thesis statement in a research paper?
To summarize the conclusion.
To outline the entire paper.
To establish the main argument or claim.
30
What organizational structures should be used for historical presentations? Why?
Chronological order to maintain clarity.
Only bullet points.
Random order for excitement.
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In what ways does a memoir’s plot differ from a short story or novel?
It is always fictional.
It focuses on personal experiences.
It has no plot at all.
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When comparing an original and a new format of a literary work, what are the steps you should take?
Focus solely on the new format.
Ignore the original context.
Analyze changes in themes and presentation.
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What topics should digital storytelling be about (in our course)?
Random ideas with no connection.
Only historical events.
Engaging themes that resonate with audiences.
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Why should you take notes during a research project?
To keep track of important ideas and sources.
To make the project look more complicated.
To forget the information later.
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What is the purpose of a block quotation?
To summarize.
To present a lengthy quote in a formatted way.
To add unnecessary length.
