How do CC Licenses apply to us (students)?

visual representations and images for school work

credits/protects the author's ideas

What is the purpose of the counterargument paragraph?

gives opportunity to refute opposition while being unbiased

When is it an example of fair use?

schoolwork and educational purposes, Mrs. Keith teaching us

act of presenting arguments to influence others

What does the introduction paragraph include?

thesis statement, purpose, background information

What are examples of evidence?

logical reasoning, facts from credible sources, statistics and data

What is a narrative essay?

type of essay that connects events

How can essays be persuasive?

through the use of evidence, diction, and counterclaims

Which is NOT a condition of fair use?

direct utilization of all information

the protection of intellectual properties of original works

What is a thesis statement?

Crucial sentence(s) that introduce the main argument

What is the purpose of a Creative Common (CC) License?

license that protects creative works, creators establishing conditions for how their work is used

What is the importance of including a bibliography?

gives writer credibility in the information being written

copyright law allows copying under certain circumstances

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English DE Review Game

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A game to help prep students in the English 12 Dual Enrollment course for the Midterm. This includes all English elements covered in the first quarter.

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How do CC Licenses apply to us (students)?
visual representations and images for school work
math homework
essays
collaboration project
2
What is its purpose?
credits/protects the author's ideas
everything on the Internet ‘public domain’ and free to use
share and take ideas
protects ALL intellectual properties
3
What is the purpose of the counterargument paragraph?
allows writer to discredit the opposition's arguments
criticize the opposing views
badmouth the other side
gives opportunity to refute opposition while being unbiased
4
When is it an example of fair use?
re-uploading a music video on your own channel
schoolwork and educational purposes
Mrs. Keith teaching us
selling Harry Potter series as your OWN work
5
What is persuasion?
act of presenting arguments to influence others
method used to criticize others
pushing others away
the technological advancement in composition
6
What does the introduction paragraph include?
thesis statement
purpose
counterargument
background information
7
What are examples of evidence?
logical reasoning
facts from credible sources
statistics and data
personal opinions
8
What is a narrative essay?
sarcastic essays
type of essay that connects events
type of yellow journalism
an excerpt of a book
9
How can essays be persuasive?
having lengthy five paragraphs
using MLA format
through the use of evidence, diction, and counterclaims
discussing a controversial topic
10
What does copyright protect?
trademarks
slogans
literary works
music and arts
11
Which is NOT a condition of fair use?
cannot be used for commercial purposes
only a small portion of the original work may be borrowed
direct utilization of all information
must make it more original by adding new meaning
12
What do body paragraphs NOT include?
Commentary, reasoning, or analysis
Evidence
Claim
Personal opinions
13
What is copyright?
copying other people without consent
OK to use copy others' works if profit isn't being made
the protection of intellectual properties of original works
the rephrasing or altering other works
14
Which is NOT an the purpose of narrative essays?
teaches a lesson or a moral through a story
explains a personal experience
diary entry
creating a plot
15
What is a thesis statement?
states the evidence
Crucial sentence(s) that introduce the main argument
sentence that refutes opposing views
summarizes the essay
16
Which is NOT a persuasive element in argumentative essays?
claims
point of view
thesis statement
evidence
17
What is the purpose of a Creative Common (CC) License?
license that protects creative works
a license that allows one to be creative under the law
creators establishing conditions for how their work is used
a standard license for artists
18
What is the importance of including a bibliography?
gives writer credibility in the information being written
not necessary, but helpful for readers and the writer
makes writer looker smarter
no reason
19
What is fair use?
copyright law allows copying under certain circumstances
using works fairly
another method of protecting authorship
requires permission to use others' works
20
Which IS NOT an element to a narrative?
thesis statement
plot
situation
solution

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