Question 1

A term for softening of the brain is _____.    1: stomatodysodia  2: nomenclature  3: tephromalacia

Accepted Answer

3

Question 2

A more polite term used to replace an objectionable one is called a(n) _____.    1: euphemism  2: uritcaria  3: heterotropia

Accepted Answer

1

Question 3

An ophthalmo-orhinolaryngololist is a(n) _____.    1: person who is losing his hair early  2: incurable disease  3: eye, ear, nose, and throat specialist

Accepted Answer

3

Question 4

Coryza aedematosa is _____.    1: Cross-eyes  2: a head cold  3: hives

Accepted Answer

2

Question 5

Which is not a class of rock?    1: igneous  2: sedimentary  3: disturbed  4: none of the above

Accepted Answer

3

Question 6

What is the study of weather is called?    1: biology  2: meteorology  3: geology

Accepted Answer

2

Question 7

When we speak of inanimate objects as if they were human, what are we using?    1: allusion  2: onomatopoeia  3: metaphor  4: personification

Accepted Answer

4

Question 8

What is a type or classification of writing in literature is called?    1: plot  2: genre  3: foreshadowing  4: theme

Accepted Answer

2

Question 9

What is the main character in a short story called?    1: antagonist  2: protagonist  3: \"the good guy\"  4: none of the above

Accepted Answer

2

Question 10

Who directs an orchestra?    1: conductor  2: maestro  3: neither of these  4: both conductor and maestro

Accepted Answer

4

Question 11

grouping a small selection of items into categories which may be scientific or original

Accepted Answer

classification/division

Question 12

describing cause and effect

Accepted Answer

causal analysis

Question 13

analyzing a process such as how to scramble eggs or how to play basketball

Accepted Answer

process analysis

Question 14

defining or clarifying a concept or type by use of examples/illustrations

Accepted Answer

illustration or example

Question 15

considering similarities, differences, or both

Accepted Answer

comparison/contrast

Question 16

analyzing the term to be defined, its class, and various distinctive characteristics

Accepted Answer

extended definition

Question 17

The subject of the topic sentence is called the controlling idea. T/F

Accepted Answer

false

Question 18

What is meant by \"citing a source\"?    1: remembering where you found the material  2: naming the source of the information  3: keeping the note card on file  4: none of the above

Accepted Answer

2

Question 19

It is necessary to cite a source because _____.    1: the idea, work, or material is someone else\'s  2: it is proper to give the author credit  3: it is academically correct  4: all of the above

Accepted Answer

4

Question 20

Ideas, works, and words that are someone else\'s must be documented because _____.    1: they are not original with the student  2: they do not belong to the student  3: they are someone\'s hard work, ideas, or words  4: all of the above

Accepted Answer

4

Question 21

Crediting of sources can also protect you from being accused of including inaccurate facts.

Accepted Answer

true

Question 22

Plagiarism damages reputations and relationships. T/F

Accepted Answer

true

Question 23

To be charged with plagiarism is a minor offense. T/F

Accepted Answer

false

Question 24

As long as you use parenthetical citation in your paper, you cannot be guilty of plagiarism. T/F

Accepted Answer

false

Question 25

There is no difference between paraphrasing and summarizing. T/F

Accepted Answer

false

Question 26

A paraphrase, when used in an essay, must be cited because, although it is in your own words, it is still another\'s ideas or work. T/F

Accepted Answer

true

Question 27

A summary does not need to be cited as to its source because a summary is your own words. T/F

Accepted Answer

false

Question 28

What is the best piece of advice when you are not sure if you are plagiarizing?    1: Don\'t do it.  2: Write a citation.  3: Paraphrase the information.  4: Summarize the information.

Accepted Answer

2

Question 29

A(n) _____ is made during research to tell the facts about the source one is using.

Accepted Answer

source card

Question 30

Which of the following are characteristics of parenthetical citation?    a. immediately after the last page of the text  b. immediately after the information or quotation to be documented  c. enclosed in parentheses  d. very brief  e. complete information about a source  f. gives the exact information as on the works cited page

Accepted Answer

b c d

Question 31

If you are using parenthetical citation for a book, what information needs to be put in parentheses?    a. the author\'s name  b. the author\'s last name  c. the book\'s title  d. the publisher  e. the page number

Accepted Answer

b e

Question 32

If you have already written the author\'s name in the text of your paragraph, you will put _____ in parentheses.

Accepted Answer

page number only

Question 33

What punctuation or abbreviations are used in a parenthetical citation?    1: author\'s initials  2: p. for page  3: comma between author and page  4: none of these

Accepted Answer

4

Question 34

Put your parenthetical citation at the _____ of the information which needs crediting in your essay.

Accepted Answer

end

Question 35

What form(s) of documentation is (are) required in all assignments using outside sources?    1: parenthetical citation  2: works cited  3: both of the above  4: either parenthetical citation or works cited, but not both

Accepted Answer

3

Question 36

Any outside material used to research a paper is called a _____.

Accepted Answer

source

Question 37

When you condense an article into the author\'s main points, you are writing a _____.

Accepted Answer

summary

Question 38

When you restate the author\'s ideas, opinions or words in your own words, you are _____.

Accepted Answer

paraphrasing

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