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1
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Writing a critique of a work helps us to develop the statements below except one:

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Popularity and income.

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The statements below are the things that you can do to have a full grasp of what you will be critiquing except on

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Consider how the work relates to your personal views.

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Which of the following are the parts of the critique paper?

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Introduction, Body and Conclusion

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The following statements can be included in the Introduction except one:

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Name of the one who write the critique

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It briefly summarize the main points and objectively describe how the creator portrays these by using techniques, styles, media, characters or symbols.

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Summary of Main Points

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This section should give a systematic and detailed assessment of the different elements of the work, evaluating how well the creator was able to achieve the purpose through these.

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Critical Evaluation

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A_________ does not simply highlight negative impressions.

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Critical Evaluation

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This is usually a very brief paragraph, which includes a statement indicating the overall evaluation of the work,a summary of the key reasons, identified during the critical evaluation, why this evaluation was formed, recommendations for improvement on the work.

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Conclusion

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It includes all resources cited in your critique. Use the APA format for this section.

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Reference List

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_______________is support of equality for women and men.

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feminism

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I don’t think Paul is right about babies being defined as persons from the moment of conception, because he is an ignorant red neck. What does he know? This statement exemplifies ____.

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Ad Hominem

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______________ explores the historical, social, political, and cultural contexts which surround the creation and reception of a work of literature.

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historical criticism

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______________is concerned with analysis of the form – the style, structure, imagery, tone, and genre – of the works of literature.

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formalism

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___________ is a social, political, and economic theory originated by Karl Marx, which focuses on the struggle between capitalists and the working class.

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marxism

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___________ are summaries of projects or issues that reflect the interests, experience and expertise of the writer or organization.

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concept paper

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16
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The following are parts of the concept paper except one:

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reference list

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17
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The first section that should include some information about the funding agency.

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Introduction

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It describes the question, problem or need that needs to be addressed.

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purpose

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It briefly describe your basic goal/s and objectives or state your research questions.

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Project Description

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A_________ is statement describing a broad or abstract intent, state or condition.

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goal

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An __________is a statement of measurable outcomes that relate to the goal.

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objective

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It is how the project will be carried-out and what innovative approaches, techniques, or processes that will be used.

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methodology

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It has the dates when the project hope to be accomplished.

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timeline

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It describes who will benefit the project.

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anticipated benefits

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25
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This is a process by which a concept is explained by giving its definition.

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definition

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A belief, often unstated or unexamined, that someone must hold in order to maintain a particular position;something that is taken for granted but that must be true in order for the conclusion to be true.

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assumption

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27
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The following are ways to prepare for a debate except _____

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Start an intense debate as a know-it-all and using threats or ultimatums in an argument

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28
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_____________is the process by which abstract concepts are systematically linked to observed variations in those concepts in the “real” world with appropriate methods.

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explication

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29
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Concept _______is a process which engages critical thinking.

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clarification

30
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The following are limitations of observation except:

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The prejudices and biases keep us from being objective in our evaluations of truth claims.

31
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A ______________ is written for a purpose and to a particular audience.

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report

32
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The ______ to writing an effective report is to allocate time for planning and preparation.

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key

33
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This first stage is the most important.

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Understanding the report brief

34
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Which of the following statement is not true about report?

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Reports are news

35
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A chart that graphically representsthe comparison between categories of data. It displays groupeddata by way of parallel rectangular bars of equal width butvarying the length.

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bar graph

36
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What are the types of reports?

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formal and informal

37
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_________is a complex account that uses formal ans structural language.

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informal report

38
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The characteristics of the Informal Report are the following except one:

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It is a complex account that uses formal structured language.

39
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A ___________ report presents and explains results, information and updates.

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Recommendatory Report

40
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It presents, analyzes and draws conclusions and shows the why and the how of an occurrence.

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analytical report

41
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The following are the examples of the analytical report are the following except one:

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attendance report

42
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It presents recommendations based on the results and conclusions.

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informal report

43
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It communicates and updates information using free-flowing, casual and short formulas about routines and everyday business.

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Recommendatory Report

44
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It is a general view , examination or description of someone or something.

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survey

45
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You need a ________ to get the information that you need.

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questionnaire

46
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The following are characteristics of a good questionnaire except one:

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write leading questions

47
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Please circle the way you feel about the following:5= Strongly Agree 4=Agree 3=Neutral 2=Disagree 1=Strongly DisagreeThis is an example of ____.

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Likert-scale

48
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As compared to other methods of data gathering, surveys can extract data that are near to the exact attributes of the larger population. It simply means that surveys __________________.

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give precise results

49
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It is what you think the solution to the problem is and or what you think should happen next.

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recommendation

50
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An _________ tells the reader what the report is all about and summarizes the recommendations.

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executive summary

51
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A position paper is a written presentation of an argument about a specific issue. At it’s core is the thesis statement, which outline the writer’s stance and serves as the foundation for the entire argument. Why is the thesis statement considered the heart of a position paper?

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It sets the tone of the paper and ensure the arguments are relevant.

52
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You are tasked to write a position paper about climate change. What should you do first?

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Identify the issue and gather background information.

53
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The school wants to ask students about the food quality in the canteen. Which of the following questions is the best way to ask this?

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How would you rate the taste of the food in the canteen? (Very poor/Poor/Fair/Good/Very good)

54
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During a debate on climate change, one person argues, “Either we switch completely to renewable energy now, or the planet is doomed. There’s no other solution.”Which logical fallacy is being committed in this situation?

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False Dilemma

55
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Infographics is coined from the term information and graphics. It facilitates visual learning between information and graphic design and is currently the most effective way to tell a story and deliver instant knowledge. What are the benefits for presenting research in infographics?

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Infographics appeal to the cognitive functions of the brain.

56
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Violet wanted to study the culture of a specific province. So she traveled there, letting herself take notes and gather data by watching the locals perform their traditions and rituals while she just watched from afar.What type of observation did Violet use?

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Direct Observation

57
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A questionnaire is used to collect and obtain relevant information from respondents which then can be used to a variety of purpose. It is an instrument made up of a series of close-ended and/or open-ended questions. What is the first step in designing a questionnaire?

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Determine the research problem

58
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Ms. Santos wanted to know if her customers are satisfied with the foodher cafeteria serves to them. She went to every table and asked the customers how the food was. What type of instrument she use?

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interview

59
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You’re a restaurant owner and want to improve your customer experience. To do this, you want to understand how customers rate different aspects of their experience. Which type of survey question would be best suited to gather this information?

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rating scales

60
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Imagine you are writing an essay to persuade your teacher to extend a project deadline. Which approach would best use logical reasoning ?

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Explaining how extending the deadline would improve the quality of students’ work

61
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While writing a position paper advocating for free college education, new research shows that it might lead to overcrowded classrooms and reduced quality of education. How should you adjust your argument?

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Acknowledge the potential issue of overcrowded classrooms and suggest solutions like increased funding for educational resources.

62
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Schools should implement a four-day school week because it can positively impact students performance, especially in rural schools. A study conducted by Anderson and Walker (2015) found that schools with a shortened week show significant improvements in math scores among the elementary students due to their better focus during lessons. After reading the material above, why is it important to have Authority/Author’s Qualifications or Citations when using others findings as evidences?

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To provide credibility and show that the source is reliable.

63
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In academic writing, corroboration, contrast, and contextualization are essential components for effectively presenting information. When asked to contextualize information in an academic report, what does this entail?

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To provide additional details that clarify the information’s background and significance.

64
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In formal writing, reports are expected to be concise and follow a specific structured format. Which of the following options presents the correct order for structuring a formal report?

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Title Page - Intro - Body - Recommendations/Conclusion

65
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To ensure the validity of research, questions should be phrased neutrally. Leading questions, which imply a specific answer or opinion, can compromise the integrity of the data collected. Which of the following is a reason why leading questions should be avoided?

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They suggest ways of answering and so may bias the results.

66
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A researcher is studying social interactions in a busy coffee shop to understand how different seating arrangements influence group conversations. They decide to use video recording to capture interactions throughout the day. What is a potential disadvantage of using video recording in this setting?

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People may behave unnaturally because they are aware of the camera, which could alter their interactions.

67
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Yanna is a student researcher that wants to know specific information about her respondents and needed to narrow it down. With that, Yanna started asking her respondents one by one with questions that can only be answered by a “yes” or “no” answers. What kind of question did Yanna use to ask her respondents?

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Close-ended questions

68
Q

You are trying to convince your friends to go to the gym as you’re worried for their health due to them having an unhealthy lifestyle. Which of the following combinations of persuasive strategies would be the most effective in persuading them?

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Logos, Pathos, and KairosYou presented a statistical study showing health benefits, share a story on how working out makes you happier, and emphasize that the gym has a current discount that is only available for a limited time.

69
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Paula is preparing to write a position paper and is deciding on the most effective topic to engage her readers. Which type of topic would be the most appropriate for her to choose in order to encourage critical thinking and generate a thoughtful discussion in her paper?

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A topic on which people have varying viewpoints and differing opinions.

70
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In academic and persuasive writing, certain elements reflect the writer’s personal thoughts and perspectives on a particular issue or topic. Which of the following best represents the writer’s own thoughts and opinions on a specific issue?

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stand/claim

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