Question

To construct an effective ending to any type of essay, you should

A. ask the reader to take action.
B. end on a note that's likely to stick in the reader's mind.
C. include an interesting idea and describe it in detail.
D. relay a humorous anecdote.

Answer 1

@Lady.Liv1776

Answer 2

B.
No matter what, you want to end with a bang in the way that the reader will remember. That way, your thesis and concluded ideas will have hit home :)

Answer 3

thank you, i have writing questions. suck at writing in general too !

Answer 4

hate**

Answer 5

Haha anytime!

Answer 6

Citation leads to all of the following except

A. clarity of ideas.
B. helping to establish your credibility as an author.
C. a pathway for your audience to retrace your steps.
D. an easier reading experience because of standardized formatting

Answer 7

D. i believe

Answer 8

D would be the best. citation can lead to idea clarity because you'd be able to retrace to the original, and B and C are obviously citation qualities

Answer 9

D seems very logical

Answer 10

The key to description is

A. telling the reader how you would do something.
B. giving the reader enough detail to form a picture in his or her mind.
C. considering only what you think the reader already knows.
D. showing only the steps you consider important.

Answer 11

b?

Answer 12

B would be the most logical answer.

Answer 13

Yes you are right

Answer 14

Which of the following study topics would use APA formatting?

A. Literary criticism
B. Spanish
C. Nursing
D. Cultural studies

Answer 15

a?

Answer 16

Well, I know that it is used during social sciences.. so maybe D?

Answer 17

D

Answer 18

A disadvantage of using a sentence outline instead of a topic outline is that a sentence outline is often

A. underdeveloped.
B. not descriptive.
C. time-consuming to develop.
D. overreliant on big ideas.

Answer 19

C ?

Answer 20

yes, I would say C

Answer 21

In an outline, capital letters designate

A. subdivisions.
B. main topics.
C. subtopics.
D. classification.

Answer 22

Hmm I would say C

Answer 23

Which of the following is one of the three main guidelines for writing?

A. Stick to your subject.
B. Minimize details.
C. Include all details, even if they may not be relevant.
D. Offer description that's based on one of your senses

Answer 24

A?

Answer 25

Yes A

Answer 26

A

Answer 27

If a Works Cited entry begins with the title of an article, we can assume that

A. the information taken from that source isn't reliable.
B. no author was listed.
C. the name of the author isn't important.
D. the author listed wasn't credible

Answer 28

B maybe? that's what I'm leaning to

Answer 29

Any quotation taken word for word from a source must be enclosed in quotation marks and cited. This is called a(n)

A. plagiarized statement.
B. paraphrased statement.
C. direct quotation.
D. end citation.

Answer 30

b?

Answer 31

c?

Answer 32

C. direct quote

Answer 33

C?

Answer 34

Which of the following would most likely be an entry in a sentence outline?

A. Education can change a person's life.
B. Education beyond high school versus education beyond college
C. Education as a pathway
D. Education as a tool

Answer 35

b?

Answer 36

Yes B

Answer 37

yeah

Answer 38

The abbreviation “et al.” is used when

A. a work has more than three authors listed.
B. two authors share the same last name and the same initials.
C. two or more authors share the same last name.
D. the title of a work must be shortened.

Answer 39

the abbreviatoin "et al." is used when ?

Answer 40

I believe it is A

Answer 41

The information included in the Works Cited page must correspond with

A. the number of individual authors used in your research.
B. the conclusions you have drawn from your research.
C. the information listed in the introduction of your essay.
D. the citations included within the body of your essay.

Answer 42

c?

Answer 43

No, I think it is D

Answer 44

no not C.... maybe D,

Answer 45

The first item in a Works Cited entry is normally the

A. title of the book or article.
B. name of the publication.
C. year of publication.
D. author's last name.

Answer 46

depends.

Answer 47

d?

Answer 48

hmmm I would say A

Answer 49

looked it up, its d i believe

Answer 50

It was _______ to everyone in the room that the woman was quite angry.

A. coherent
B. apparent
C. conspicuous
D. advantageous

Answer 51

b?

Answer 52

B. Apparent

Answer 53

Apparent

Answer 54

If you _______ to visit your grandmother, you should go now; visiting hours will be ending soon.

A. retort
B. intend
C. assert
D. contend

Answer 55

b?

Answer 56

Yes B

Answer 57

Citation must be provided for

A. familiar proverbs.
B. words and ideas borrowed from another author.
C. common knowledge.
D. well-known quotations.

Answer 58

c?

Answer 59

B

Answer 60

#ITHINK YOU MAY BE RIGHT

Answer 61

If not, it would be plagiarism

Answer 62

Any source information that's used within the body of an essay

A. must be included in parenthetical citations and on the Works Cited page.
B. must be included in parenthetical citations only.
C. must be included in the Works Cited page only.
D. must be included in a direct quotation.

Answer 63

#OH NEVER MIND @Lady.Liv1776 KNOWS WHAT SHES DOIN

Answer 64

A. I think

Answer 65

Which of the following are examples of coordinate headings?

A. A, i, a
B. ii, 2, B
C. A, B, C
D. 3, b, iii

Answer 66

no idea!!^

Answer 67

Oh geez... I would go with A

Answer 68

You've decided on an idea for an essay you've been assigned to write. What should you do next?

A. Look up your topic in the Readers' Guide and use an article you find as a basis for your plan and outline.
B. Conduct interviews, do some research, ask questions, and make a plan.
C. Ask the reference librarian to help you make a plan and prepare your outline.
D. Plunge right in and start writing. Then create your plan based on what you've written.

Answer 69

I would go with A

Answer 70

really I would say B.