Discipline Project Quiz

What is the first paper that students will be writing in ENGH 302?

• Annotated bibliography

• Research proposal

• Discipline project

• Literature review

What is the purpose of the discipline project?

• To translate a scholarly article for an expert audience

• To challenge students to write in a new genre

• To explore the dialogue of the discipline

• To have fun and get creative

What is the primary audience for scholarly articles published in peer-review journals?

• Non-experts

• Academics in the field

• General public

• High school students

What is the purpose of determining a new, public genre for the discipline project?

• To confuse the audience

• To make it more challenging for the students

• To engage with a wider audience

• To limit the creativity of the students

Why is it important to consider the needs of the audience when writing the discipline project?

• To ensure the audience stays engaged and understands the content

• To impress the audience with complex information

• To exclude certain groups from reading the project

• To make the project more difficult for the students

What is the purpose of the reflection after completing the discipline project?

• To request a different topic for the project

• To explain the choices made in the project

• To critique the genre chosen for the project

• To apologize for any mistakes in the project

What is the main focus of the discipline project?

• Writing an annotated bibliography

• Exploring the dialogue of the discipline

• Translating a scholarly article for a non-expert audience

• Creating a literature review

What is the purpose of the annotated bibliography?

• To synthesize information from eight sources

• To translate a scholarly article for a non-expert audience

• To explore where further research on the topic needs to be done

• To explain four sources in depth

What is the final paper that students will be writing in ENGH 302?

• Annotated bibliography

• Research proposal

• Discipline project

• Literature review

What is the role of peer-review in the context of scholarly articles?

• To ensure the article is understandable by the general public

• To check the article for plagiarism

• To assess the quality and validity of the research

• To translate the article for a non-expert audience