Research 8.9a-e Review

Elizabeth already plays soccer after school, but she is curious about the principal's idea. Which set of keywords would help Elizabeth find the article her principal says he read?

• principal, news, sports, after-school

• middle school, sports, news

• health, principal, sports

• after-school, sports, health

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Elizabeth already plays soccer after school, but is curious about the principal's idea. Choose the website that is most likely the one Elizabeth wants to research on this topic.

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Laurence is intrigued by the quote, and wants to learn more about Steve Jobs and the work he did for Apple, Inc. Which set of keyword is most likely to provide the most reliable information for Laurence?

• Steve Jobs, Apple, career

• Apple, computers, love

• love, work, Steve Jobs

• Steve Jobs, apples, future

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Laurence wants to learn Steve Jobs and the work he did for Apple, Inc. Which of the following websites would give him the most reliable information about Steve Jobs?

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Based on the organization of the notes, which sentence below should the writer add to the list?

• The library of the Peace Palace is closed on Saturday and Sunday.

• Carnegie gave money to towns and cities to build more than 2,000 public libraries.

• In addition to Carnegie, Max Fisher is another American philanthropist.

• Carnegie loved to promote his ideas and opinions in print.

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According to MLA, which of these is a bibliography entry in a book?

• Price, Jack, and Stacy Dollar. The Long Lost ABC's. Random, 2001.

• Price, Jack. --- 15, 22, 45, 60, 111, 125.

• Participle: a verbal form that may serve as an adjective; a preposition; and an element in verb phrases.

• Chapter 10....The Long Lost ABC's....55

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Robert wants to write a paper on the first governor of Hawaii, Sanford B. Dole. Which question should probably NOT appear in his research?

• Why did he want to be governor?

• In what other areas of politics did he serve?

• What types of pets did he have?

• In what years did he serve as governor?

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Read the following quote: Because dogs can’t speak, scientists have relied on behavioral observations to infer what dogs are thinking. It is a tricky business. You can’t ask a dog why he does something. And you certainly can’t ask him how he feels.

Which of the following summarizes the information without plagiarizing?

• Since dogs can’t speak, scientists have depended on personal observation to figure out what dogs are thinking since you can’t ask them why they’re doing something or how they’re feeling.

• Scientists watch dogs to figure out what they think and how they feel.

• Scientists have relied on behavioral observations to conclude what dogs think because they can’t speak and we can’t hear their thoughts; it’s tricky business.

• Scientists have monitored dog behavior to deduce what they are thinking since dogs can’t share their thoughts or speak to share their feelings.

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Read the following quote: Many of us think of our pets as part of the family, providing us with unconditional love and companionship. But for most of human history, it was often the very wealthy who kept pets simply for the joy of it.

Which of the following summarizes the above information without plagiarizing?

• Most people make their pets their family, but they were not for a lot of history.

• While many people consider their pets as family members, pets have spent the majority of history as accessories for the super-rich.

• Pets provide us with unconditional love and companionship, so they are our family, but for most of history, rich people kept them just for the joy of it.

• While many people consider their pets as companions and part of the family, pets have spent the majority of human history as accessories for the very wealthy.

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What type of source is the following entry:

Lee, Owen. "Teaching Jobs." Time, 6 Nov. 2005, p.A14.

• a magazine

• an almanac

• an internet interview

• a television interview

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