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ENG3B Expert Opinions Exam

Total questions: 17

Worksheet time: 13mins

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Class
Date
1.

Which of these are steps in evaluating a work of analysis? Select all that apply.

a)

Check for style choices and emotional appeals

b)

Identify the counter claim

c)

Find the main claim

d)

Check for logical fallacies

e)

Discuss reasons and logic

2.

Which phrase best describes an analytical research report?

a)

a summary of all the sources of information on a topic

b)

a subjective or opinionated discussion of research results

c)

an argument for a particular interpretation of the facts

d)

an objective report of factual details

3.

Which aspect of a trend or event are you likely to emphasize in well-written analytical research report?

a)

its most surprising elements

b)

any key terms and their definitions

c)

the history of the trend

d)

its impact on culture

4.

What information is provided by the thesis in an analytical research report?

a)

the writer's reasons for choosing the research topic

b)

the claim that the report will explain and support

c)

he kids of facts that the report will include

d)

a list of sources fr the information in the report.

5.

What information is found in the first section of Wikipedia articles?

a)

a list of important information about the topic

b)

everything you need to know about the topic

c)

a brief explanation about the topic

d)

additional resources about the topic

6.

What type of sources could you consult for historical context related to your research question? Select all that apply.

a)

fiction books that include an aspect of your topic

b)

non fiction books about the topic

c)

a timeline related to your topic

7.

Which research question is most appropriate for a research project that requires you to analyze information and draw your own conclusions?

a)

how has the language used to describe childbirth changed since the early 20th century?

b)

what kind of training does a midwife receive, compared to an obstetrician?

c)

where did most women deliver their babies before 1950, and who was there to help them?

d)

what advice did doctors fie pregnant women in the early 20th century?

8.

What question should you ask yourself when selecting sources for use in a research report?

a)

How many authors contributed to the source, and what are their credentials?

b)

Does the source include plenty of direct quotes I can use in a report?

c)

Will this source help me answer my research question in a valid way?

d)

Is this source long and complex enough for this type of research project?

9.

What role do primary sources usually play in a research assignment that requires analysis?

a)

when you produce a report, they make your argument sound more authentic

b)

they provide analytical statements that can bolster your own argument

c)

each of these sources tends to include the perspectives of many different authors.

d)

the are 'artifacts,' revealing key information about a time period or author.

10.

What feature is unique to an annotated list of sources?

a)

a broad focus that includes all kinds of sources, even loosely related ones

b)

a brief paragraph describing the key or most relevant ideas in each source

c)

highlighted passages indicating language that may be used as direct quotes

d)

organization into types of sources, such as primary and secondary

11.

Which of these thinking skills is most useful for generating a valid thesis statement based on the results of your research?

a)

visualizing

b)

describing

c)

synthesizing

d)

analyzing

12.

Which part of your research essay should you outline first?

a)

the body paragraphs

b)

the introduction

c)

the conclusion

d)

the works cited list

13.

Which statement describes the best way to integrate source information into your report?

a)

include a glossary with all technical terms or unfamiliar words used in the report.

b)

provide a direct quote from one source in each of your report's paragraphs

c)

summarize each source at the start of each section in your outline

d)

include details, quotes, and examples to support your own main ideas.

14.

When is it better to use the passive voice in academic writing?

a)

when the passive voice helps break up repetitive syntax

b)

when the action or result is unclear or unknown

c)

when you want to emphasize the subject of a sentence, not the action it caused

d)

when you want to emphasize the action itself, not the person or event that caused it

15.

Which of the following direct quotes is correctly integrated with the author's own words:

a)

While the Internet provides access to unlimited information. "it's also a plagiarist's best friend," writes Dr. Kelly.

b)

While the Internet provides access to unlimited information: "it's also a plagiarist's best friend," writes Dr. Kelly.

c)

While the Internet provides access to unlimited information ,"it's also a plagiarist's best friend." Writes Dr. Kelly.

d)

While the Internet provides access to unlimited information, it's also a plagiarist's best friend," writes Dr. Kelly.

16.

The following information needs to be cited or footnoted. Please select all that apply.

a)

direct quotes

b)

common knowledge

c)

paraphrased information

d)

your own opinions

17.

Which of these is a secondary source? Select all that apply

a)

a painting

b)

a newspaper article

c)

an interview with a survivor

d)

a magazine