Which description is true of parenthetical phrases or clauses?(1 point)
Responses
they are necessary
they are necessary
they are nonessential
they are nonessential
they contain the subject
they contain the subject
they separate subjects and verbs
23 answers
they are nonessential
Is an article Tara found on Wikipedia about the singer from her favorite band a credible source for her paper?(1 point)
Responses
Yes, because articles on wikis have clear titles.
Yes, because articles on wikis have clear titles.
No, because information on wikis can be edited by anyone.
No, because information on wikis can be edited by anyone.
No, because wikis are a source found on the internet.
No, because wikis are a source found on the internet.
Yes, because the information in the wiki article seems right.
Responses
Yes, because articles on wikis have clear titles.
Yes, because articles on wikis have clear titles.
No, because information on wikis can be edited by anyone.
No, because information on wikis can be edited by anyone.
No, because wikis are a source found on the internet.
No, because wikis are a source found on the internet.
Yes, because the information in the wiki article seems right.
No, because information on wikis can be edited by anyone.
Use the quote to answer the question.
“I never expected to become a dentist so soon after I got my law degree, but having both is a blessing,” said Lucas Evergreen.
Which is the best paraphrase of the quote?
(1 point)
Responses
Lucas Evergreen never expected to become a dentist so soon after becoming a lawyer.
Lucas Evergreen never expected to become a dentist so soon after becoming a lawyer.
Lucas Evergreen never expected to become a dentist so soon after becoming a lawyer, but having both is great.
Lucas Evergreen never expected to become a dentist so soon after becoming a lawyer, but having both is great.
Lucas Evergreen is happy he has both a dental and a law degree.
Lucas Evergreen is happy he has both a dental and a law degree.
Lucas Evergreen is surprised to be both a dentist and a lawyer.
“I never expected to become a dentist so soon after I got my law degree, but having both is a blessing,” said Lucas Evergreen.
Which is the best paraphrase of the quote?
(1 point)
Responses
Lucas Evergreen never expected to become a dentist so soon after becoming a lawyer.
Lucas Evergreen never expected to become a dentist so soon after becoming a lawyer.
Lucas Evergreen never expected to become a dentist so soon after becoming a lawyer, but having both is great.
Lucas Evergreen never expected to become a dentist so soon after becoming a lawyer, but having both is great.
Lucas Evergreen is happy he has both a dental and a law degree.
Lucas Evergreen is happy he has both a dental and a law degree.
Lucas Evergreen is surprised to be both a dentist and a lawyer.
Lucas Evergreen never expected to become a dentist so soon after becoming a lawyer, but having both is great.
Which media format would be the most effective to use to include some of Louis Armstrong’s music in a project about the famous musician?(1 point)
Responses
a diagram
a diagram
a radio program
a radio program
an essay
an essay
a collage
Responses
a diagram
a diagram
a radio program
a radio program
an essay
an essay
a collage
a radio program
Use the text to answer the question.
Most games that are played with a standard deck of playing cards are called trick games. In such a game, each player will take a turn playing a card, and whoever plays the winning card takes them all. These cards make up a trick, which the winner puts face-side down in a stack before playing the first card for the next round.
Would the information in the text be an effective source to help answer the research question “What are the most popular magic tricks?”
(1 point)
Responses
Yes, because the source explains a type of trick.
Yes, because the source explains a type of trick.
Yes, because the source is written by an expert on the subject.
Yes, because the source is written by an expert on the subject.
No, because magic tricks that use playing cards are unpopular.
No, because magic tricks that use playing cards are unpopular.
No, because the source is about card games instead of magic tricks.
Most games that are played with a standard deck of playing cards are called trick games. In such a game, each player will take a turn playing a card, and whoever plays the winning card takes them all. These cards make up a trick, which the winner puts face-side down in a stack before playing the first card for the next round.
Would the information in the text be an effective source to help answer the research question “What are the most popular magic tricks?”
(1 point)
Responses
Yes, because the source explains a type of trick.
Yes, because the source explains a type of trick.
Yes, because the source is written by an expert on the subject.
Yes, because the source is written by an expert on the subject.
No, because magic tricks that use playing cards are unpopular.
No, because magic tricks that use playing cards are unpopular.
No, because the source is about card games instead of magic tricks.
No, because the source is about card games instead of magic tricks.
Which strategy should you use if your research question is too broad for the scope of your project?(1 point)
Responses
change the scope of your project
change the scope of your project
narrow the focus of research question
narrow the focus of research question
add another research question
add another research question
use the very first source you find for your project
use the very first source you find for your project
Responses
change the scope of your project
change the scope of your project
narrow the focus of research question
narrow the focus of research question
add another research question
add another research question
use the very first source you find for your project
use the very first source you find for your project
narrow the focus of research question
Use the entry to answer the question.
Fran Cole, Climbing Mount Hope, 2017, pages 22-40
Which term is the entry an example of?
(1 point)
Responses
paraphrase
paraphrase
a research question
a research question
plagiarism
plagiarism
bibliographic information
bibliographic information
Fran Cole, Climbing Mount Hope, 2017, pages 22-40
Which term is the entry an example of?
(1 point)
Responses
paraphrase
paraphrase
a research question
a research question
plagiarism
plagiarism
bibliographic information
bibliographic information
bibliographic information
Which is the best way to avoid plagiarism?(1 point)
Responses
repeat information from your sources
repeat information from your sources
use more than one source from your research
use more than one source from your research
present a topic in your own words
present a topic in your own words
understand your topic before you begin writing
understand your topic before you begin writing
Responses
repeat information from your sources
repeat information from your sources
use more than one source from your research
use more than one source from your research
present a topic in your own words
present a topic in your own words
understand your topic before you begin writing
understand your topic before you begin writing
present a topic in your own words
Research and Present Unit Test
9 of 139 of 13 Items
Question
Which element should be used to help clarify a complicated idea in a text?(1 point)
Responses
a bibliography
a bibliography
a new topic
a new topic
a research question
a research question
a visual
a visual
9 of 139 of 13 Items
Question
Which element should be used to help clarify a complicated idea in a text?(1 point)
Responses
a bibliography
a bibliography
a new topic
a new topic
a research question
a research question
a visual
a visual
a visual
Which sentence is the best example of writing that uses formal English?(1 point)
Responses
It's an honor to give Mrs. Philips the School Leadership Award cuz she is just the best at her job.
It's an honor to give Mrs. Philips the School Leadership Award cuz she is just the best at her job.
It is with great honor that I present the School Leadership Award to Mrs. Jade Philips for outstanding service to the school.
It is with great honor that I present the School Leadership Award to Mrs. Jade Philips for outstanding service to the school.
It's awesome for me to give the School Leadership Award to someone as cool as Mrs. P.
It's awesome for me to give the School Leadership Award to someone as cool as Mrs. P.
It is really great to give Mrs. Philips the School Leadership Award because nobody does more for the school than she does!
It is really great to give Mrs. Philips the School Leadership Award because nobody does more for the school than she does!
Responses
It's an honor to give Mrs. Philips the School Leadership Award cuz she is just the best at her job.
It's an honor to give Mrs. Philips the School Leadership Award cuz she is just the best at her job.
It is with great honor that I present the School Leadership Award to Mrs. Jade Philips for outstanding service to the school.
It is with great honor that I present the School Leadership Award to Mrs. Jade Philips for outstanding service to the school.
It's awesome for me to give the School Leadership Award to someone as cool as Mrs. P.
It's awesome for me to give the School Leadership Award to someone as cool as Mrs. P.
It is really great to give Mrs. Philips the School Leadership Award because nobody does more for the school than she does!
It is really great to give Mrs. Philips the School Leadership Award because nobody does more for the school than she does!
It is with great honor that I present the School Leadership Award to Mrs. Jade Philips for outstanding service to the school.
In 3–5 sentences, explain how writers directly quote text from another source. Use details to explain your answer.
When writers directly quote text from another source, they use quotation marks to indicate the exact words used by the source. They may also use a signal phrase to introduce the quote and give context to the reader. The citation of the source is then provided in a particular format at the end of the quote. Additionally, writers must be careful to quote accurately and not change or add to the original text in any way to avoid plagiarism.
How can explaining a source's information in your own words help your audience to understand your topic? Use details to support your answer. Write 1-2 sentences
Explaining a source's information in your own words helps your audience to understand your topic by presenting the information in a way that is clear and easy to read. When you summarize or paraphrase information in your own words, it shows that you have understood the topic and can articulate it in your own way. This also gives you the opportunity to add your own analysis or interpretation to the information presented, providing additional context to your target audience.