15 week test.2

Question 0

Form of web citation

Answer 0

Last, First. “Title.” N.p., n.d. Web. 30 April 2002.

Question 1

8 parts of the citation of a website

Answer 1

name of author compiler
title of work
title of website
version or edition
publisher or sponsor or n.p.
date of publication or n.d.
medium of publication - Web
date of access

Question 2

proper online book citation

Answer 2

Last, First. Title in Italics. City of pub, year. Source in italics. Web. 15 May 2007.

Question 3

What other source examples does the MLA handbook have?

Answer 3

television broadcasts
audio sources
movies
performances
musical sources
art work
interviews
advertisements
lectures
letters

Question 4

Where would you find the other source examples?

Answer 4

MLA handbook 5.7.1

Question 5

What do we ask about ideas?

Answer 5

Did you choose an interesting topic?
Did you support your ideas with juicy details?
Do I have enough information?

Question 6

A good way to generate details is

Answer 6

to ask questions

Question 7

How can you organize the body?

Answer 7

space
time
content
perspective

Question 8

Points about the conclusion?

Answer 8

tie up loose ends
not leave the reader unsatisfied
well-thought and well-written
time spent leaves good last impression

Question 9

Ideas about word choice?

Answer 9

vivid and specific words
new words, concrete nouns, and juicy verbs
modifiers should be fresh and appeal to one’s senses
action verbs that show rather than linking verbs that tell
ask if your words will keep a reader’s attention
use figurative language involving similes and metaphors

Question 10

ideas about sentence fluency

Answer 10

variety in beginnings and ends of words and lengths of sentences
read writing aloud to determine flow and catch errors
semi-colon

Question 11

What does word choice reveal?

Answer 11

tone and voice

Question 12

What was the voice compared to?

Answer 12

the heart

Question 13

A good way to check spelling?

Answer 13

read backwards

Question 14

2 questions while editing?

Answer 14

Why is this punctuation here?

Did I leave out something?

Question 15

When conventions are used properly,

Answer 15

the reading flows easily and conventions are unnoticed.

Question 16

Why would you set aside your writing?

Answer 16

to look at it in a fresh light

Question 17

What did we learn under presentation?

Answer 17

writing should be something that you are proud to display
spacing should be uniform and fonts legible
Is the writing neat and legible?
you want your writing to make a positive impression
quality final copy will make your reader think you have done quality work

Question 18

What does non-fiction deal with?

Answer 18

real people, real experiences, and real ideas