Question
idea circle is a form of
freewriting group clustering internal cogitation
individual brainstorming
Clear my selection
38
Multiple Answer 3 points
Which of the following are brainstorming techniques? Select all that apply.
39
making a list copying essays from online reading primary and secondary sources
freewriting
Multiple Choice 3 points
Which of the following is not true of Susan B. Anthony's "On Women's Right to Vote" speech?
It was written before she was on trial for illegally voting in the presidential election.
Anthony intended the speech not only to be written to fight for women's suffrage but also to fight for equal pay.
She cites the Declaration of Independence, the Constitution, and state constitutions.
She said that declaring women's suffrage illegal is a crime and goes against the United States foundational values.
freewriting group clustering internal cogitation
individual brainstorming
Clear my selection
38
Multiple Answer 3 points
Which of the following are brainstorming techniques? Select all that apply.
39
making a list copying essays from online reading primary and secondary sources
freewriting
Multiple Choice 3 points
Which of the following is not true of Susan B. Anthony's "On Women's Right to Vote" speech?
It was written before she was on trial for illegally voting in the presidential election.
Anthony intended the speech not only to be written to fight for women's suffrage but also to fight for equal pay.
She cites the Declaration of Independence, the Constitution, and state constitutions.
She said that declaring women's suffrage illegal is a crime and goes against the United States foundational values.
Answers
GPT-4o mini
Here are the responses based on the queries you've provided:
**1. Idea Circle:**
An idea circle is a form of **freewriting** and **group clustering.** It is not specifically categorized under **internal cogitation** or **individual brainstorming.**
**2. Brainstorming Techniques:**
The following options are considered brainstorming techniques:
- **Freewriting**
The others listed (making a list, copying essays from online, primary and secondary sources) are not typically classified as brainstorming techniques.
**3. Susan B. Anthony's "On Women's Right to Vote" Speech:**
Now, for the true/false question about Susan B. Anthony's speech:
- **It was written before she was on trial for illegally voting in the presidential election.** (True)
- **Anthony intended the speech not only to be written to fight for women's suffrage but also to fight for equal pay.** (This statement is likely **not true** as her primary focus was on suffrage.)
- **She cites the Declaration of Independence, the Constitution, and state constitutions.** (True)
- **She said that declaring women's suffrage illegal is a crime and goes against the United States foundational values.** (True)
Thus, the statement that is **not true** is likely the one regarding her intention to also fight for equal pay, as her speech predominantly focused on women's right to vote.
**1. Idea Circle:**
An idea circle is a form of **freewriting** and **group clustering.** It is not specifically categorized under **internal cogitation** or **individual brainstorming.**
**2. Brainstorming Techniques:**
The following options are considered brainstorming techniques:
- **Freewriting**
The others listed (making a list, copying essays from online, primary and secondary sources) are not typically classified as brainstorming techniques.
**3. Susan B. Anthony's "On Women's Right to Vote" Speech:**
Now, for the true/false question about Susan B. Anthony's speech:
- **It was written before she was on trial for illegally voting in the presidential election.** (True)
- **Anthony intended the speech not only to be written to fight for women's suffrage but also to fight for equal pay.** (This statement is likely **not true** as her primary focus was on suffrage.)
- **She cites the Declaration of Independence, the Constitution, and state constitutions.** (True)
- **She said that declaring women's suffrage illegal is a crime and goes against the United States foundational values.** (True)
Thus, the statement that is **not true** is likely the one regarding her intention to also fight for equal pay, as her speech predominantly focused on women's right to vote.