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What is assertive communication?
Puts the rights of others before the communicator's own rights
Tells others they don't matter or their feelings don't matter
Stands up for the communicator's rights but makes sure the rights of others aren't affected
Tends to be apologetic or sound tentative
Means contemplating one's own thoughts or feelings for the purpose of deeper self-understanding.
Introspection
Observation
Assessment
Self-assessment
Define "assessment".
The act of evaluating a person's ability or potential to meet a set of standards or criteria.
Judging your peers' weaknesses.
Giving a test.
Watching a drill movement.
What is introspection?
Giving feedback to others to help them learn.
Communicating your learning preferences to others.
Self-examination for the purpose of a deeper self-understanding.
Examining the actions of others to gain self insight.
Which of the following are steps in the self-discovery process?
Introspection, observation
Giving and receiving feedback
Using assessment tools
All of the choices
It is important to use an assertive communication style to respect your rights and the rights of others.
True
False
The Communication Preferences chart groups specific communication behaviors into four preference types. Identify the four communication preference types.
Expresser, Driver, Relater, Analytical
Relater, Communicator, Whisperer, Expresser
Driver, Talker, Expresser, Screamer
Analytical, Expresser, Talker, Introspecter
Choose the word that best matches the definition below. "The ability to directly state your feelings and needs in a respectful manner."
Communication style
Interpersonal awareness
Self-awareness
Assertive Communication
Choose the word that best matches the definition below. "A set of behaviors an individual uses when communicating with others."
Self-awareness
Interpersonal awareness
Communication style
Introspection
Choose the word that best matches the definition below. "Examination of one's own thoughts or feelings."
Introspection
Assessment
Associate
Cluster
Choose the word that best matches the definition below. "The ability to project a true understanding and acceptance of others through awareness of verbal and nonverbal communication and a deep knowledge of your own thoughts and emotions."
Growing
Self-Awareness
Interpersonal Awareness
Learning
Choose the word that best matches the definition below. "Respects their own rights and the rights of others when communicating. Tends to be direct but not insulting or offensive."
Aggressive Communicator
Passive Communicator
Passive/Aggressive Communicator
Assertive Communicator
One of the most important jobs of a friend is to be a good _____.
Listener
Learner
Talker
Socializer
A Cadet realized that they tend to listen only enough to reply with their own thoughts and opinions. To understand the other person better, the Cadet should practice:
Speaking
Empathetic listening
Altruism
Being Funny
The key to accepting people, as they are, is learning not to
Stare
Compare
Fight
Criticize
You are working on a team project. Each person has contributed different ideas, experiences, and interests to the project. A key to your team's success is _____.
Caring
Altruism
Diversity
Trust
Which of the following is the most important part of communication and understanding other people?
Hearing
Talking
Wondering
Listening
You can share more important matters in your life with someone once you get a sense of their _____.
Sense of humor
Trustworthiness
Creativity
Generosity
If you are honest in the words that you speak, people will begin to trust you.
True
False
Which of the following is a tip for accepting others?
Allow others to be different.
Don't compare people to one another.
Don't pass judgment.
All of the above.
Choose the response that best describes the scenario below. You are the leader of a team with six Cadets. There are two very outgoing individuals, two organized individuals, one quiet individual, and one who talks a lot. Recognizing their personal character and strengths will help you determine their role on the team. When you accept the various strengths and abilities of others, you are appreciating the diversity of the team.
Altruism
Preference
Empathy
Diversity
Choose the response that best describes the scenario below. You are in a store shopping for some groceries. You see a person with a motorized shopping cart looking at items above their reach. You offer to help and hand them the items that they request. Your behavior is showing ________.
Altruism
Trust
Selfishness
Empathetic Listening
Choose the response that best describes the scenario below. Your friend is crying because their pet is very ill and may not live much longer. Which of the following responses show empathetic listening?
Say, "I'm sorry to hear that," then make an excuse to leave the conversation.
You listen and respond, "My dog died last year, but now we have a puppy! Maybe you can get a new pet?"
You pat your friend's back and let your friend cry and talk while your mind wanders a bit.
You listen and respond, "Your pet is very sick and you are really sad and maybe a little worried?"
What is empathy?
Knowing yourself
Being aware of ourselves as separate and unique from others
A basic understanding of the feelings of others
Your self image or how you think about or view yourself
It might be best to ignore a conflict if ________.
it has been going on a long time without resolution
the person is just trying to make you angry
it is with a family member
you are the one at fault
Which of the following is NOT a skill for dealing with conflict?
Listening skills
Ability to ignore the feelings of others and be objective
Being aware of differences between yourself and others
Ability to "give and take"
Brady and Titus are friends. They have conflicts because they belong to different religions and are always trying to convince each other that theirs is the right religion. This is an example of a ______ conflict.
interest
value
relationship
structural
Conflicts are usually caused by some type of ________.
difference
insult
harassment
emotional distress
T or F: We have the most conflicts with people we don't know very well.
True
False
Most of my conflicts are with ________.
family members, not parents
friends
others at school
teachers or parents
When I have a conflict with someone, I usually feel ________.
anger
fear
excitement
sadness
When I have a conflict with someone, I usually ________.
avoid talking about it with the person so we don't argue
argue with the person until I win
avoid any interactions with the person
try to find the solution to the conflict
To escalate is to ________.
cause a situation to become more intense or serious
cause a situation to become more friendly and light-hearted
reach an agreement peacefully
reach an agreement by one side overpowering the other
In an either-or fallacy, people think there are ________.
lies being told about them
many choices for a solution
only two possible solutions
Effective speaking is a successful verbal communication that ________.
everyone agrees with
has the desired or intended result
makes listeners more effective speakers
A conflict is ________.
a disagreement or argument
a fallacy
an escalator
The results or effects of your actions are called ________.
consequences
negotiations
harassment
An agreement or a settlement of a dispute that is reached by each side getting part of what they want is called a ________.
conflict
consequence
compromise
To ________ is to express regret to another person about your actions or words.
compromise
escalate
apologize
Active listening means ________.
you are listening while actively engaged in a task
you are fully concentrating on what is being said rather than just passively 'hearing' the message of the speaker
you are listening for people who are being active in the conversation
An agreement or a settlement of a dispute that is reached by each side getting part of what they want is called a ________.
conflict
consequence
compromise
Active listening means ________.
you are listening while actively engaged in a task
you are fully concentrating on what is being said rather than just passively 'hearing' the message of the speaker
you are listening for people who are being active in the conversation
When you call cadence while leading your platoon in drill, you keep the beat, or rhythm, by starting each stanza on your left foot. However, today you find that you are doing it on your right foot, but your squad members are correct and starting on their left. What is the most appropriate thing to do in order to synchronize the entire formation?
Halt the formation and start again from the position of attention.
Give the command to "change step, march" so that the rest of your platoon is in step with you.
Just keep marching and keeping the rhythm on your right foot.
Change step on your own.
You are leading your platoon in a parade. All of the parade participants are lining up in a field near the beginning of a parade route. When it is your platoon's time to enter the parade, you start marching them towards the start point. Your platoon looks very professional, but you see that you have to cross some uneven ground, and you think it may hurt your formation. What command or commands could you give to help them stay together?
"half step, march"
"platoon, attention"
"double time, march"
"platoon, halt" and "fall in" near the parade start point
Your platoon is marching in a parade. While waiting for the parade to begin, you find out that it will be starting 30 minutes late. Your platoon is at the position of attention, but because of the wait, you want them to relax and talk for a while. Which command do you give them?
"parade, rest"
"parade, rest," and "at ease"
"parade, rest," and "rest"
"rest"
You arrived a couple minutes late to drill practice. When you walked in, you heard your team leader give the command of execution "face." The squad responded by raising their left heels and right toes and turned 90 degrees. What was the preparatory command, and which way did they turn?
"right" and to the right
"left" and to the left
"about" and to the rear
The 2-3-2 note-taking technique is best used when ________.
the textbook and class lecture are not closely related
the class does not use a textbook
the class lecture and textbook are closely related
Notehand is an efficient note-taking skill because you write ________.
only important ideas and write faster
every word in your personal shorthand
only the topic headings from your textbook
an outline that is easy to read
The "question" part of the PQRST method means you should think:
This lesson is about ....
This paragraph says ....
I'll need to learn ....
Get the idea of ....
I know the strategies for answering different types of questions on a test.
Agree
Disagree
I can't always read or understand notes I've taken weeks ago.
Agree
Disagree
On a test, I answer the questions right away without reading the directions. The directions are always the same anyway.
Agree
Disagree
I take notes on my textbook readings and classroom activities.
Agree
Disagree
I really enjoy studying.
Agree
Disagree
I skim textbook chapters before I start reading from start to finish.
Agree
Disagree
If I don't understand something I've read or heard in class, I ask someone to explain it to me.
Agree
Disagree
I would rather mow two lawns or babysit a crying infant for three hours than study.
Agree
Disagree
A ________ is a word or word group that limits or modifies the meaning of another word or phrase.
converter
transformer
qualifier
exception
The definition of ________ is to skim a textbook or other learning material in order to get a general idea about the content.
review
preview
Method of Loci
binary
________ test your ability to recall, compare, or contrast information and to choose the right answer among several choices or give a short written answer.
Objective questions
Subjective questions
Reviews
Previews
Something written down using abbreviations or symbols is called ________.
shorthand
doodles
cursive
notehand
________ describes actions that are performed in the best possible manner with the least waste of time and effort.
Objectively
Critically
Efficiently
Subjectively
A deeper way of thinking that rigorously analyzes an idea or subject is called ________.
review
association thinking
objective thinking
critical thinking
The act of connecting or relating ideas or facts to other things; such as images, stories, words, music, etc., is ______.
comprehension
association
retention
concentration
______ are shortened forms of written words or phrases used in place of the whole word.
Acronyms
Acrostics
Notehand
Abbreviations
Craig's success profile showed that he needs a lot of improvement in time management, stress management, and physical wellness. He also needs to improve his self-esteem and interpersonal assertion skills. He was overwhelmed at first, but after six months, his JROTC Instructor commended him for improving in all five areas. Which of the following key emotional skills most allowed Craig to improve in all of these areas?
Time Management
Change Orientation
Stress Management
Physical Wellness
What does the Sales Orientation/Leadership scale measure on the Personal Skills Map?
It measures your ability to read the emotions of others.
It measures how you perceive your skills at positively impacting and influencing the actions of other people.
It measures your likeliness of succeeding in a sales career.
It measures how good you are at giving directions.
What is the difference between intrapersonal skills and interpersonal skills?
Intrapersonal skills are those that occur by yourself. Interpersonal skills are those that occur with others.
Intrapersonal means between two others; Interpersonal means between a group.
Intrapersonal entails positive self-talk, while interpersonal entails cheering others on.
There is no difference in these skills.
Choose the correct answer that completes the sentence below. When you show respect and esteem to a superior or an elder, you are showing ______.
persistence
intrapersonal
deference
emotional intelligence
Choose the correct answer that completes the sentence below. The Interpersonal ______ scale indicates how effectively an individual uses direct, honest, and appropriate expression of thoughts, feelings, and behaviors in dealings with others.
Assertion
Intrapersonal
Persistence
Deference
Choose the correct answer that completes the sentence below. ______ is the learned ability to identify, experience, understand, and express human emotions in healthy and productive ways.
Change orientation
Intrapersonal
Emotional intelligence
Adaptability
Choose the correct answer that completes the sentence below. The willingness and capability to change is known as ______.
emotional intelligence
intrapersonal
deference
adaptability
Choose the correct answer that completes the sentence below. Skills that occur by yourself are ______ skills.
adaptability
intrapersonal
assertion
deference
Choose the correct answer that completes the sentence below. When you choose to go on resolutely or stubbornly in spite of the opposition, you are showing ______.
change orientation
deference
persistence
adaptability
Choose the correct answer that completes the sentence below. The ______ scale indicates the degree of motivation and readiness for change in the skills measured by the Personal Skills Map.
change orientation
intrapersonal
persistence
adaptability
T or F: When you are angry with someone, you should let the person know immediately and say the first thing that comes into your head.
True
False
Which of the following is an example of changing thinking in an angry situation?
I know how to solve this problem.
It's not the worst thing that happened.
That student is always picking arguments.
Relaxation is a healthy way to manage anger because it ______.
can make others think you are cool-headed and unflappable
distracts you from the problem at hand
helps you get your emotions under control in a tense situation
Jason gets angry often, even about things that don't matter much. He knows it's a problem, but he doesn't know how to stop it. When you ask him if he's satisfied with himself, he thinks about it, and then he says, "No. I'm not. I'm not satisfied with myself; the way I manage time; and the way I relate to people." Which strategy for managing anger should you recommend he try?
Relaxation techniques
Changing your thinking
Change orientation
Empathy
When you use empathy in an angry situation, you ______.
try to understand what the other person is feeling and thinking
express yourself directly without offending others
keep your feelings and thoughts to yourself
If you are really angry at someone, it is best to ______.
keep it to yourself and avoid a conflict
yell and get it out of your system
calm yourself until you can express what's bothering you without causing a conflict
The three main approaches to managing anger are expressing, suppressing, and ______.
calming
asserting
empathizing
Physical reactions to anger include ______.
decreased heart rate and blood pressure
fatigue
headaches
_____ is the ability to sense, understand, and accept another person's thoughts, feelings, and behaviors.
Empathy
Deference
Passive-aggressive behavior
Suppression
_____ means to prevent or restrain expression of a feeling or idea.
Oppress
Repress
Impress
Suppress
Passive-aggressive behavior is _____.
getting back at people indirectly without telling them why, rather than confronting them
being quiet, then yelling
doing nothing, then starting a fist fight
using assertion in an aggressive way
_____ is the degree to which a person uses a communication style or pattern that is indirect and ineffectual for accurate expression of thought and feeling.
Empathy
Deference
Passive-aggressive behavior
Suppression
_____ is recognition of the need to make personal changes by expanding skills and improving relationships.
Passive-aggressive behavior
Deference
Change orientation
Suppression
What is the definition of the word "assertion"?
A tendency to be hostile or quarrelsome.
Learning to control and manage the emotion of anger; managing your anger so it comes out in a healthy and constructive way.
A reflection of satisfaction or dissatisfaction with current emotional skills and abilities.
The ability to clearly communicate personal thoughts and feelings.
What is the definition of the word "anger management"?
A tendency to be hostile or quarrelsome.
A reflection of satisfaction or dissatisfaction with current emotional skills and abilities.
The ability to clearly communicate personal thoughts and feelings.
Learning to control and manage the emotion of anger; managing your anger so it comes out in a healthy and constructive way.
What is the definition of the word "aggression"?
A tendency to be hostile or quarrelsome.
Learning to control and manage the emotion of anger; managing your anger so it comes out in a healthy and constructive way.
A reflection of satisfaction or dissatisfaction with current emotional skills and abilities.
The ability to clearly communicate personal thoughts and feelings.
You are stretching before you do the exercises in the Cadet Challenge. With your feet about shoulder-width apart and knees slightly bent, you hold your hands together behind your back and pull them up as you bend at the waist. What parts of your body are you focusing on with this stretch?
Arms and shoulders
Lower back and arms
Thighs and lower back
Lower back and shoulders
The following list shows the first two percent scores and events for four of the Cadet Challenge participants. If each of the participants scores 100% on the remaining events, then who qualifies for the JROTC Physical Fitness Ribbon?
Dan: 100% shuttle run; 100% flexed-arm hang
Dave: 92% curl-ups; 80% pull-ups
Dean: 85% pull-ups; 85% one-mile walk/run
Don: 100% curl-ups; 75% V-sit reach
A new Cadet asks, "If I practice a lot and score 100% on each event, then what can the Cadet Challenge do for me?" What should you NOT tell him?
It will help you develop an understanding and appreciation for physical fitness.
It will show how a physical fitness program can improve your health and appearance.
You will gain personal satisfaction by having to strive for and achieve a goal.
You will receive a round red emblem with an embroidered eagle that you can wear on your uniform.
When you warm up for exercise, you should ______.
exercise at a reduced pace
bounce back and forth the muscles you'll be using
breathe rapidly
do as many repetitions as possible
As you review the list of winners and their scores, you notice that one of the winners got the wrong ribbon. The following list shows the participants, their percent score on the five exercises (one-mile walk/run; shuttle run; pull-ups; curl-ups; and V-sit reach), and their ribbon. Which one got the wrong ribbon?
Ken: 95%; 90%; 92%; 85%; 100%; - JROTC Physical Fitness Ribbon
Rachel: 86%; 91%; 87%; 85%; 86%; - JROTC Athletic Ribbon
Cindy: 85%; 90%; 86%; 88%; 87%; - JROTC Physical Fitness Ribbon
Tim: 100%; 100%; 96%; 84%; 100%; - JROTC Athletic Ribbon
You are about to join your friends after school for a quick game of soccer. You know this activity will put stress on your bones, muscles, and tendons. How should you prepare your body before the game?
Warm up after a quick stretch
Do a stretch of all muscles you will use
No preparation is necessary
Stretch after a quick warm up
What is a right angle push-up?
A push-up exercise where your elbows are lowered to a right angle
A push-up exercise where your knees are bent at a right angle
A push-up exercise where your hips and feet form a right angle
A push-up exercise where knees and elbows are at a right angle
What is a V-sit reach?
An award earned by achieving a standard of 85 percent or higher on the Cadet Challenge
One of the five events on the Cadet Challenge that consists of stretching the arms a number of inches past an established baseline while in a seated position with legs outstretched
One of the five events on the Cadet Challenge that consists of running 30-feet twice and picking up a block at each end
One of the five events on the Cadet Challenge that consists of a sit-up movement from a lying position up to the point where your elbows touch your thighs
What is a shuttle run?
One of the five events on the Cadet Challenge that consists of pulling the body up from a dead weight hanging position on a bar to having the chin clear the bar
An award earned by achieving a standard of 85 percent or higher
One of the five events on the Cadet Challenge that consists of running 30-feet twice and picking up a block at each end
What is a pull-up?
One of the five events on the Cadet Challenge that consists of pulling the body up from a dead weight hanging position on a bar to having the chin clear the bar
One of the five events on the Cadet Challenge that consists of stretching a number of inches past an established baseline
One of the five events on the Cadet Challenge that consists of running 30-feet twice and picking up a block at each end
One of the five events on the Cadet Challenge that consists of a sit-up movement from a lying position up to the point where your elbows touch your thighs
What is a flexed-arm hang?
One of the five events on the Cadet Challenge that consists of a sit-up movement from a lying position up to the point where your elbows touch your thighs
One of the five events on the Cadet Challenge that consists of pulling the body up from a dead weight hanging position on a bar to having the chin clear the bar
A physical fitness test that consists of five exercises
An alternative event for the pull-up in the Cadet Challenge
What is a curl-up?
One of the five events on the Cadet Challenge that consists of a sit-up movement from a lying position up to the point where your elbows touch your thighs
An award earned by achieving a standard of 85 percent or higher
One of the five events on the Cadet Challenge that consists of running 30-feet twice and picking up a block at each end
An alternative event for the pull-up in the Cadet Challenge
What is the definition of the term "Cadet Challenge?"
One of the five events on the Cadet Challenge consists of a sit-up movement from a lying position up to the point where your elbows touch your thighs
An award earned by achieving a standard of 85 percent or higher
A physical fitness test that consists of five exercises taken from the Cadet Challenge program
An alternative event for the pull-up in the Cadet Challenge
Which of the following is NOT a good example of being prepared for a service learning project?
Identify alternate group leaders in case there are absences.
Ensure that you have the correct tools and supplies to complete the service.
Assign Cadets to work on projects according to their expertise and ability.
Post a detailed schedule for the project and remind everyone that they must meet the posted deadlines.
In service learning, what is meant by the term, "field education?"
To study out-of-doors or in a non-traditional location away from school
Performing service and training to enhance understanding of the natural world
Performing service and training to enhance understanding within a field of study
To study the environment and the natural world
Which of the following would NOT be a rule for Executing the Service in a service learning project?
Ensure that you understand the task or goal at hand. If you are not sure, ask an authority.
If you are a team leader, make sure your team members are assigned to the easiest tasks.
If a situation or problem arises that needs an authority's attention, take what actions you can and have someone contact the person in charge.
Arrive on time and always be courteous.
Your service learning team is developing a plan of action for a community wide recycling drive. As you plan for all of the tasks that need to be completed, you realize that there is no way that you can accomplish a recycling drive for the whole community in the time that you have for the project. What should you do?
Revise the project goal. Instead of trying to cover the whole community, target a realistic number of neighborhoods.
Scrap the whole plan and try to come up with a more realistic service learning project.
Keep going and hope that you can miraculously accomplish it all once you get going.
Revise the plan of action document from four pages to two by deleting some of the tasks.
Choose the term that best completes the sentence below. "One who represents the team voice and reports team findings."
Recorder
Reflection
Orientation
Reporter
Choose the term that best completes the sentence below. "One who keeps track of time and plans the schedule."
Reflection
Timekeeper
Debriefer
Orientation
Choose the term that best completes the sentence below. "One who takes notes for the team and organizes information."
Community service
Reporter
Recorder
Facilitator
Choose the term that best completes the sentence below. "One who encourages team members and leads discussions after presentation and team discussion."
Orientation
Debriefer
Timekeeper
Service learning
Choose the term that best completes the sentence below. "One who facilitates; one who leads team discussion."
Facilitator
Timekeeper
Reporter
Debriefer
Choose the term that best completes the sentence below. Service learning opportunities can use __________ principles to incorporate scholastic programs with the curriculum.
training
field education
problem-based learning
exploratory project
Choose the term that best completes the sentence below. In field education, you perform the service as a part of a(n) __________ program designed primarily to enhance understanding of a field of study, while providing substantial emphasis on the service.
exploratory project
field education
problem-based learning
training
Leaders who are involved in tasks where the situation changes a lot will draw on their attributes of ______.
mental agility and innovation
mental agility and expertise
sound judgment and innovation
interpersonal tact and innovation
Which of the following leadership elements of intellect involves assessing the strengths and weaknesses of team members?
Mental agility
Sound judgment
Interpersonal tact
Expertise
Leaders who are ______ will be better able to handle stress and long work hours.
confident
professional
physically fit
Shana made a mistake and gave her team the wrong directions. She quickly corrected her mistake and changed the way she communicates with her team. Shana demonstrated ______.
confidence
resilience
professionalism
Sam watched as two of his classmates got into an argument. The argument started when Miguel called Henry a fat slob. Henry is a bit overweight and Sam saw how much Henry's feelings were hurt. The more he thought about it, the angrier he became. He started yelling at Miguel and telling him he was ignorant for insulting someone about their weight. What character attribute does Sam need to work on?
Army values
Empathy
Warrior/service ethos
Discipline
A strong sense of Army values can help leaders to ______.
discipline team members
anticipate how decisions might affect others
make good decisions
T or F: Empathy is feeling sorry for someone.
True
False
______ is the sense of what to say to avoid offending others, hurting their feelings, or making them mad.
Empathy
Tact
Sensitivity
Politeness
Your identity or your idea of who you are is your ______.
self-concept
self-image
self-regard
self-perception
The psychological and physical capacity to bounce back from life's stressors and maintain focus is called ______.
stubbornness
tact
resilience
restoration
______ is the flexibility of mind, an ability to anticipate or adapt to certain or changing situations.
Mental agility
Mental ability
Self-concept
Tact
The power of your mind to think and acquire knowledge is your ______.
mental agility
mental ability
self-concept
intellect
______ is curiousness or having an inquiring mind.
Inquisitiveness
Intellect
Mental agility
Resilience
The ability to introduce something new when needed or as opportunities exist is called ______.
innovation
intellect
inquisitiveness
tact
______ is special knowledge and skill developed from experience, training, and education.
Innovation
Intellect
Expertise
Tact
The guiding beliefs of a person, group, or organization are called ______.
ethos
expertise
self-concept
innovation
T or F: If you are expecting an emergency phone call, it is appropriate to leave your cell phone on at a social event.
True
False
What core value is common to all U.S. Military services?
Integrity
Courage
Honor
Loyalty
Which of the following is one of the four types of values?
Ethical
Conceptual
Moral
Family
There are a combination of factors that shape our concepts of right and wrong. What factors contribute to what we believe to be right or wrong?
Personal experiences
Parents
Society
All of the choices
______ define the rules of conduct that people should follow.
Morals
Values
Ethics
Communities
Choose the word that best completes the sentence below. If someone is studying the mind and behavior, they are studying ______.
philosophy
psychology
law
conscience
Choose the word that best completes the sentence below. Someone is said to be ________ if they handle matters wisely and use good judgment or common sense.
rigid
religious
courteous
prudent
Choose the word that best completes the sentence below. __________ standards are a person's standards of behavior that help guide them in what is not acceptable to do.
Moral
Personal
Absolute
Religious
Choose the word that best completes the sentence below. __________ is the rule of conduct that people should follow.
Integrity
Ethics
Law
Code
Choose the word that best completes the sentence below. The study of people's most fundamental and basic beliefs and how they are justified is known as __________.
psychology
ethics
philosophy
values
Choose the word that best completes the sentence below. If you are one that is honest and sincere with others and follows a consistent code of conduct, you would be considered a person of ________.
integrity
courage
courtesy
none of the choices
Choose the word that best completes the sentence below. Your __________ is the awareness of your desire to act properly when improper acts are committed.
values
psychology
honor
conscience
What is "jargon?"
Shorthand phrases or specialized vocabulary or abbreviations that are known only to a small group of people.
An element on the scientific periodic table.
Common slang phrases known by most people.
Words used in technical writing.
Define "plagiarism."
The act of copying the ideas or words of another and claiming them as one's own.
The act of organizing a paper.
The process of gathering information for source cards.
The removal of built-up plaque from one's teeth.
What is a thesis statement?
The main point of a paper, which you try to support through research.
A statement of opinion found only in an argumentative essay.
An outline of how a paper will be organized.
The written summary found at the end of a long paper.
