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| The three steps of the writing process |
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| What prewriting strategy involves writing in fragments? |
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| What prewriting strategy involves writing in paragraphs? |
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| What prewriting strategy involves freewriting, then finding a special word, phrase, or sentence, then freewriting again |
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| What prewriting strategy involves freewriting on one side of an arguable topic, then freewriting on the other side? |
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| What prewriting strategy involves putting information in circles connected by lines? |
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| What is another word for clustering? |
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| What prewriting strategy involves looking at all angles (including investigating different types of essays) before deciding how to write on a topic? |
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| What prewriting strategy involves bouncing ideas off another person? |
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| What prewriting strategy involves bouncing ideas off yourself? |
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| What prewriting strategy involves drawing a picture? |
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| What prewriting strategy involves assigning actors, setting, plot, etc? |
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| What is the name for the “hook” that grabs the reader's attention? |
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| What is the name for the main idea of an essay? |
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| What is the name for a list of supporting points for the thesis? |
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What is the name for the main idea of a
paragraph? |
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| What is the name for the sentences that follow the topic sentence in a paragraph? |
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What should the conclusion of an essay
provide? |
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| What type of essay tells a story? |
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| What type of essay draws a picture in words? |
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| What type of essay gives illustrations? |
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| What type of essay is the “how to” essay? |
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| What type of process analysis essay is meant to be copied? |
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| What type of process analysis essay is not meant to be copied? |
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| What type of essay shows how two things are alike or different? |
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| What type of essay shows how three or more things are alike or different? |
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| Which one (division or classification) must account for every member of its group? |
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What type of essay shows a relationship
between things? |
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| What type of essay appeals to the head or the heart on a controversial topic? |
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| Which one appeals to the head and which to the heart? |
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argumentation - head
persuasion - heart |
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| What type of essay is called the “borrowing” essay? |
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| What type of essay order involves time? |
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Which two types of essays must use
chronological order? |
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narration
process analysis |
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| What type of essay order involves placement? |
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| Which type of essay must use spatial order? |
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| What type of essay order involves rising levels of importance? |
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| Which type of essay must use climactic order? |
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| List (in order) the 3 steps in revision |
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global revision
editing
proof reading |
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| What step in revision deals with the “big stuff”? |
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What step in revision deals with sentence-level
stuff |
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| What step in revision deals with word-level stuff |
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| If every sentence in an essay relates to the thesis, the essay has____. |
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| If all the sentences in an essay flow well with no major organizational flaws, the essay has____. |
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| If an essay does not have unnecessary padding, it has____. |
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| Repetition for no good reason is called____. |
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Repeating the same words from the end of one
sentence to the beginning of the next is called
the____ ____. |
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| List (in order) the 5 parts of the SQ3R method of reading. |
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survey
question
read
recite
review |
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To be able to read critically, one should be able
to distinguish between____and____. |
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| To read critically, one must read for ____meaning, which involves reading ____ the lines. This is the____ level of reading. |
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| To read critically, one must read to make ____, which involves reading ____ the lines. This is the____ level of reading. |
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| To read critically, one must read to ____, which involves reading ____ the lines. This is the____ level of reading. |
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| List (in order) the 4 types of response essays. Consider a juicy research. |
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content
analytic
judgment
research |
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| Comments on an author's writing should be written in the____tense. |
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| The first reference to James R. Lester, Ph.D., in a critical article should be written as____. |
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| Subsequent references to James Lester, Ph.D., in an essay should be written as____. |
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| What two words should always be capitalized in a title or subtitle? |
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| What words should not be capitalized in a title or subtitle (unless they are the first or last)? |
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articles
FANBOYS
prepositions |
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| Give the Cargile one-hour rule for using quotation marks or italics. |
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| If you can read it, watch it, or listen to it in one hour or less, use quotation marks. If not, use italics. |
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How can you indicate italics when
handwriting? |
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| How many dots are in an ellipsis? |
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Periods and commas go____the closed
quotation marks. |
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Colons and semicolons go____the closed
quotation marks. |
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| When a bibliography contains a two- to threesentence content summary of each entry, it is called a(n)____ bibliography. |
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| List (in order) the 6 stages in writing a research paper. |
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1. Select and limit.
2. Focus and plan.
3. Gather sources.
4. Read and think.
5. Organize and draft.
6. Revise, edit, and format correctly. |
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| List 5 types of topics to avoid in a research paper. |
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1. topics that are irrelevant
2. topics that are too broad
3. topics that are too narrow
4. topics that produce a strong emotional response in you
5. topics that are too technical |
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| A research paper must examine a ____issue. |
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| A research paper must have a____purpose. |
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A research paper demands____of the
issues. |
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| A research paper must argue from a____. |
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| A research paper must explain complex____. |
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| A research paper must address a____reader and take that reader to another____of knowledge. |
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List the 4 parts of the research proposal.
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purpose
audience
role
thesis |
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| List the 3 possible purposes for a research paper. |
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1. explain
2. analyze
3. argue |
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| List the 2 possible audiences for a research paper. |
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1. general
2. specialized |
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| List the 2 possible roles (voices) for the writer of a research paper. |
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| What does OPAC stand for? |
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| Online Public Access Catalog |
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| What is FHU's Online Public Access Catalog (OPAC) called? |
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| What computer program lists our library's book holdings? |
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| What computer program lists our library's video holdings? |
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| Where in the library do you check out books for extended periods of time? |
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| Where in the library do you check out highly used books for short periods of time? |
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List the 4 most common ways to search for a
book on OPAC.
TASK |
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title
author
subject
keyword |
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| What system for cataloging books uses mostly numbers? |
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| What type of schools frequently uses the Dewey Decimal system? |
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secondary schools (middle schools
and high schools) |
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| Name the other system for cataloging books (used often by universities, including FHU). |
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| List the 2 types of microform. |
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1. microfilm
2. microfiche |
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| A type of microform that uses a reel of tape is called ____. |
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| A type of microform that uses a small flat sheet is called____. |
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| What is the general topic of ERIC articles? |
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Other than on databases, where may most
ERIC materials be found in our library? |
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Either in bound periodicals or on
microfiche—stored in Lawhorn |
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| In what form are the issues of the New York Times stored in our library? |
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| Microfilm—stored in Lawhorn |
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| What does http stand for? |
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| hypertext transfer protocol |
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| What does html stand for? |
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| hypertext markup language |
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| What does FAQ's stand for? |
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| frequently asked questions |
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| List the 2 most common Internet browsers |
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Mozilla Firefox
Microsoft Internet Explorer |
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| The 2 most common Internet browsers mark frequently used URL’s with____or____. |
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Bookmarks (Mozilla Firefox)
Favorites (Microsoft Internet
Explorer) |
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| What is the name for a vehicle that searches multiple search engines simultaneously? |
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| The symbols +. -, and t: are all examples of____operators. |
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| Which is usually more scholarly—an article from a database or one from a website? |
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| Which is usually more scholarly—a magazine article or a journal article? |
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| What type of book is published to further the knowledge in a given field? |
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| What type of book is published simply to make money? |
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| What type of source includes the original works of an author, such as the texts of novels, speeches, eyewitness accounts, interviews, letters, autobiographies, and the results of original research? |
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What type of source includes material about an original work, such as an analysis of a novel or
speech? |
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List the 6 ways to collect data outside the library.
LOGIC |
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1. lectures
2. original research
3. government documents
4. interviews
5. correspondence
6. mass media |
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| When planning a research paper, the writer needs to start with a research____. |
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| In a research paper the thesis usually comes near the end of the____. |
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| A search to locate an author who has written extensively on a subject and, therefore, is considered an authority on the subject is called a____. |
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Identify the following domain abbreviations:
.com, .edu, .gov, .mil, .net, .org |
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.com = commercial
.edu = educational
.gov = government
.mil = military
.net = network organization
.org = nonprofit organization |
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| Which two of these domains are usually least scholarly? |
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| Where in the library are the A's and B's? |
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Loden-Daniel 1st floor
Lawhorn |
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| Where in the library are the C's-Z's? |
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| Where in the library are the fiction and biographies? |
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Where in the library are the microform
(microfilm and microfiche) readers? |
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| Where in the library are the reference books? |
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| Where in the library is the Video Encyclopedia of the Twentieth Century? |
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| Where in the library are the juvenile books? |
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| Where in the library is the West Tennessee Area Library Union List of Periodicals? |
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Where in the library are the current
periodicals? |
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Where in the library are the bound periodicals
(both religious and secular)? |
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| Where in the library are the paper indexes for all bound periodicals? |
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| What is the name of our library's only paper newspaper index? |
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| Where in the library is the New York Times on microfilm? |
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