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Course Content  Topic 1: Reading Literature  Topic 2: Language Use  Topic 3: Examining Fiction  Topic 4: Evaluation  Topic 5: Writing About Literature  Topic 6: The Interview ...  Topic 7: Research  Topic 8: Media Analysis  Topic 9: Illustration  Topic 10: Classification  Topic 11: Final ReviewPage path  ENG102_MH_V4  Topic 1: Reading Literature Started on Thursday, April 14, 2022, 5:27 PM State Finished Completed on Thursday, April 14, 2022, 5:40 PM Time taken 13 mins 20 secs Grade 30.00 out of 30.00 (100%) Feedback You’re off to a good start. A course grade of 70% is required to request a transcript. Y reattempt for a higher grade you can retake this assessment. Study hard for each exam, Remember that 10 hours of tutoring are provided to you through your StraighterLine m Question 1 Correct 3.00 points out of 3.00 Flag question Question text Nonfiction may be written as a narrative but is based mainly on fact rather than imagination. Select one: True False Question 2 Correct 3.00 points out of 3.00Flag question Question text A Biography of Joanelle Ricoshay is most likely a fictional piece. Select one: True False Question 3 Correct 3.00 points out of 3.00 Flag question Question text Evaluation is your personal response to literature. Select one: True False Question 4 Correct 3.00 points out of 3.00 Flag question Question text Your evaluation of a text often ties directly to the reading and responding phase. Select one: TrueFalse Question 5 Correct 3.00 points out of 3.00 Flag question Question text Because evaluation is your personal response to literature, you should never include it when you write an essay about a piece of literature. Select one: True False Question 6 Correct 3.00 points out of 3.00 Flag question Question text Julie reads the following passage: Snoopy is the ultimate dog. Despite the fact that he often pounds on the door with his foot, Snoopy always brings his supper bowl to be refilled, saving his human the problem of having to locate the food bowl. He also has leadership abilities, heading the Beagle Scouts with his followers, the birds. While he does have a competitive spirit, as can be seen when he's playing tennis, hockey, or other sports, he also has a soft-hearted side, as evidenced by the times he cuddles up with Charlie Brown. Since Snoopy is a loyal companion, he's always willing to lend a helping paw whether it be to Charlie Brown or any of his friends. Julie realizes that the author's claim (purpose) is in the first sentence. The rest of the paragraph is spent providing examples. She notices that the examples do seem to work to prove the claim in the first sentence. By thinking about the evidence the author provides, Julie is:Select one: a. Reading and responding b. Interpreting c. Evaluating Question 7 Correct 3.00 points out of 3.00 Flag question Question text Alicia reads the following passage: The horns blared, shattering the relaxing hum that surrounded the bustling city, as two cars barreled down the multi-lane road. Most individuals on the sidewalks, wrapped up in conversations with others or thinking about their to-do lists, didn't even notice the two speeding cars. The drivers, too, were not aware of anything else happening around them except their driving goal: revenge. Alicia starts thinking about an angry driver that she met on the road as she was driving to work and wondered what made this driver so angry. She hadn't done anything wrong, but it seemed like that driver was out to get her! While her situation turned out okay in real life, she wonders what is going to happen in this situation. Alicia is: Select one: a. Reading and responding b. Interpreting c. Evaluating Question 8 Correct 3.00 points out of 3.00Flag question Question text Think about the guidelines that you can apply when reading fiction. In the triangle show below, what does "E" stand for? Select one: a. Exposition b. Complications c. Turning point or climax d. Falling action e. Resolution Question 9 Correct 3.00 points out of 3.00 Flag question Question text The turning point or climax provides the highest tension in the story. Select one: True False Question 10 Correct 3.00 points out of 3.00 Flag questionQuestion text The resolution occurs when the conflicts in the story are sorted out. Select one: True FalsePage path  ENG102_MH_V4  Topic 1: Reading Literature Started on Saturday, April 9, 2022, 3:46 PM State Finished Completed on Saturday, April 9, 2022, 3:55 PM Time taken 8 mins 44 secs Grade 21.00 out of 30.00 (70%) Feedback You’re off to a good start. A course grade of 70% is required to request a transcript. Y reattempt for a higher grade you can retake this assessment. Study hard for each exam, Remember that 10 hours of tutoring are provided to you through your StraighterLine m Question 1 Correct 3.00 points out of 3.00 Flag question Question text Jonathan begins reading a short story with the following passage: The cursor blinked on screen, teasing her with its rhythmic blinking pattern. "Write something!" Aurea screamed aloud, as she slammed her hand on the keyboard. Even with slamming her hand on the keyboard, the screen remained blank, and the cursor still haunted her with its dance.Jonathan thinks about how many times he had been in that same situation and can relate to her. As he was encouraged to journal his responses to the literature while reading, he writes the following in his journal: I have been there so many times and can really feel for Aurea. It is SOOO frustrating to have to write something but not know what to say. Jonathan is: Select one: a. Reading and responding b. Interpreting c. Evaluating Question 2 Incorrect 0.00 points out of 3.00 Flag question Question text You should read and respond to a text before you begin analyzing it. Select one: True False Question 3 Correct 3.00 points out of 3.00 Flag question Question textGiuseppe begins reading the following passage: Global warming is a hoax. Who are these scientists anyway that think the earth is actually warming? I'd really like to see what evidence they have to provide because so far, I've seen nothing that convinces me that the world is actually warming. Giuseppe recognizes from the author's tone that this information is likely biased. He also observes that while the author criticizes the scientists for not providing evidence, the author has not provided evidence either; therefore, he begins to question the validity of the author's argument. By having these thoughts, what is Giuseppe doing? Select one: a. Reading and responding b. Interpreting c. Evaluating Question 4 Incorrect 0.00 points out of 3.00 Flag question Question text Reading and responding is an intellectual response to literature. Select one: True False Question 5 Correct 3.00 points out of 3.00Flag question Question text Jen reads the following passage: Traveling far above the city of Cleveland, Ohio, on a road that seemed to touch the sky, I jumped as the lightning lit up the dark gray sky. The billowing clouds were descending closer and closer to the earth. Not a moment after the lightning, a large clap of thunder encompassed the deadened silence from the otherwise perfectly still environment. Then, a huge raindrop splattered like a bug on the windshield. And then another. And another. Focusing on the setting, Jen begins to think about what this might mean for the story. She wonders if the dark setting means that something horrible is about to happen. Since she is considering the setting and its effect on the story, Jen is: Select one: a. Reading and responding b. Interpreting c. Evaluating Question 6 Correct 3.00 points out of 3.00 Flag question Question text Kristin is reading Mary Shelley's Frankenstein for class, and she takes note of the setting, especially the mountains. She thinks about how mountains are set apart from the rest of society and begins to think about what impact this has on the story itself. Kristin is: Select one: a. Reading and respondingb. Interpreting c. Evaluating Question 7 Correct 3.00 points out of 3.00 Flag question Question text A screenplay is an example of a sub-genre of nonfiction. Select one: True False Question 8 Correct 3.00 points out of 3.00 Flag question Question text Think about the guidelines that you can apply when reading fiction. In the triangle shown below, what does "B" stand for? Select one: a. Exposition b. Complications c. Turning point or climax d. Falling action e. Resolution Question 9Correct 3.00 points out of 3.00 Flag question Question text As the story draws to a close, complications ensue to add conflict. Select one: True False Question 10 Incorrect 0.00 points out of 3.00 Flag question Question text Think about the guidelines that you can apply when reading fiction. In the triangle show below, what does "D" stand for? Select one: a. Exposition b. Complications c. Turning point or climax d. Falling action e. ResolutionPage path  ENG102_MH_V4  Topic 1: Reading Literature Started on Saturday, April 9, 2022, 3:55 PM State Finished Completed on Saturday, April 9, 2022, 4:00 PM Time taken 4 mins 51 secs Grade 8.00 out of 10.00 (80%) Question 1 Correct 2.00 points out of 2.00 Flag question Question text Who is telling the story? Select one: a. Walton is retelling a story he heard from Frankenstein. b. Walton is telling it by the fire as a ghost story to amuse his sister. c. Frankenstein is writing this story as a memoir. d. Shelley is telling the story; the narrator is the same as the author.Question 2 Incorrect 0.00 points out of 2.00 Flag question Question text After finishing work on his creature, Frankenstein spends the following year... Select one: a. living in fear of his creature, second guessing every encounter and shadow, refusing to socialize or write home. b. regaining his health and good spirits, spending a lot of time with Clerval studying languages and showing him around. c. trying to return to Geneva, but being prevented from doing so due to treacherous weather and sabotage from his creature. d. finishing his studies and writing long, detailed love letters to Elizabeth about his hopes for their future life together. Question 3 Correct 2.00 points out of 2.00 Flag question Question text Frankenstein created the monster on a larger scale because the larger components were easier to work with, and he didn't have refined instruments. Select one: True False Question 4 Correct 2.00 points out of 2.00Flag question Question text How does Frankenstein learn about the death of his brother? Select one: a. A letter from Elizabeth. b. A funeral announcement in the paper. c. When he returns home during the funeral. d. A letter from his father. Question 5 Correct 2.00 points out of 2.00 Flag question Question text Match each of the names below with the correct description. Victor Franken stein Answer 1 Robert Walton Answer 2 William Franken stein Answer 3 Elizabet h Lavenza Answer 4Justine Moritz Answer 5 The Creature Answer 6 Mary Shelley Answer 7Page path  ENG102_MH_V4  Topic 2: Language Use Started on Saturday, April 9, 2022, 4:04 PM State Finished Completed on Saturday, April 9, 2022, 4:23 PM Time taken 19 mins Grade 30.00 out of 30.00 (100%) Information Flag question Information text Read each of the following passages, and then choose the best answer to each of the following questions. Short Story: Use Your Head Sally’s mother asked her to walk to the local shop and buy milk for her baby sister. “Take this money,” her mother said, handing Sally five dollars. “Be careful that you do not go into the road. No matter what, do not leave the sidewalk.““Okay!” Sally responded happily, glad to be able to help. Running down the sidewalk grasping the money, Sally saw a shadowy elephant figure laid out across the narrow pathway ahead of her. A large oak tree branch had fallen and blocked the entire sidewalk. It was much too big for a small girl like Sally to move, and she remembered that she could not go into the street under any circumstances, so walking around it was out of the question. Going over the branch would be impossible, too, for it was too unsteady. Sally thought of her little sister who needed milk. She felt like crying. Instead of crying, Sally started thinking. She walked bravely up to the large limb and broke a small branch off. Then, she had an idea. The young girl broke another branch and tossed it away. She broke branch after branch off. After 10 minutes, Sally had broken that large tree limb into numerous small pieces, all easily manageable for a young, smart girl like herself. Soon, Sally had cleared the entire tree limb off the sidewalk and proceeded on her way. When Sally returned home with the milk for her sister, her mother asked her what had taken her so long. Sally explained how a limb had fallen and blocked the sidewalk. “How did you ever get it out of the way, Sally? Did someone come along and help you?” “No,” Sally responded. “I helped myself.” “How could you have moved that large tree limb all by yourself, Sally?” her mother wondered. “I moved it,” Sally answered, “by using my mind.” Then, she explained to her mother what had happened. Relieved that Sally was not hurt, and proud of her initiative, the mother poured a tall glass of milk, placed two fresh chocolate chip cookies on a plate, and handed them to Sally. They looked at each other and smiled big, knowing grins. Poem: Ode to My Beagle My beagle is a golden ring That shows pure love He is a song that I sing And heard above.By day my beagle loves to play Like a dandelion in the wind Rolling, lolling in the hay, Oh he makes me laugh and grin! When the daily egg-yolk sun Slips, slides, slithers slowly down I whistle up my beagle one And drive us quickly in to town. Man and bud a film to see; We stand with quite a crowd But horror! A note from God bespeaks me: NO DOGS ALLOWED! The dark dooming clouds form Above our tousled heads A despondent dreary storm Calls forth our lingering dread. My thoughts cry, “What a nice place!” My voice silenced, sad, I dare not speak Until a slow smile sneaks across my face As my beagle licks my tear-stained cheek. We cruise and sing and yowl and bay Heading to safety, heading to home.Celebrating togetherness, a happy day, My beagle, my friend, and me alone. Man’s best friend My Beagle is, And I like to think I am his. Question 1 Correct 3.00 points out of 3.00 Flag question Question text Breaking the big branch down into smaller pieces could symbolize: Select one: a. how Sally’s life is falling apart at home. b. that Sally’s sister will die without milk. c. tackling big problems one moment or piece at a time. d. focusing only on the precious things in life Question 2 Correct 3.00 points out of 3.00Flag question Question text The following passage contains a symbol of ____________. The dark dooming clouds form Above our tousled heads A despondent dreary storm Calls forth our lingering dread. Select one: a. Cheer b. Misfortune c. Luck d. Death Question 3 Correct 3.00 points out of 3.00 Flag question Question text If Sally disobeyed her mom’s orders and tried to go around the tree into the street and she got injured doing so, how would this change the moral of the story? Select one: a. The moral would be the same. b. The moral would even better emphasis the lesson on how to be smart.c. The moral would become more about following instructions or listening to our elders d. The moral would instead focus on Sally’s sister and how much she needs milk Question 4 Correct 3.00 points out of 3.00 Flag question Question text In the story, what might the tree be an allegory for? Select one: a. Challenges one faces in life b. Happy times in life c. Defeats in life d. Birthdays Question 5 Correct 3.00 points out of 3.00 Flag question Question textIt doesn’t really matter that Sally is going to get milk. Any item that is needed by her sister and then given as a reward would work in place of milk without changing the moral of the story. Select one: True False Question 6 Correct 3.00 points out of 3.00 Flag question Question text The following sentence is an example of ______________. He is a song that I sing Select one: a. Imagery b. Irony c. Simile d. Metaphor Question 7 Correct 3.00 points out of 3.00 Flag questionQuestion text Within the story, the following is an example of what? After 10 minutes, Sally had broken that large tree limb into numerous small pieces... Select one: a. Figurative Language b. Imagery c. Simile d. Literal Language Question 8 Correct 3.00 points out of 3.00 Flag question Question text The following sentence is an example of __________. My beagle is a golden ring. Select one: a. Simile b. Metaphor c. Irony d. Fable Question 9Correct 3.00 points out of 3.00 Flag question Question text The poem “Ode to My Beagle” uses both simile and metaphor. Select one: True False Question 10 Correct 3.00 points out of 3.00 Flag question Question text Which phrase in the following sentence is a simile? Running down the street grasping the money, Sally saw ahead of her an obstruction in the sidewalk, like an ominous storm cloud. Select one: a. Grasping the money b. An obstruction in the sidewalk c. Sally saw ahead of her d. Like an ominous storm cloudPage path  ENG102_MH_V4  Topic 2: Language Use Started on Saturday, April 9, 2022, 4:28 PM State Finished Completed on Saturday, April 9, 2022, 4:37 PM Time taken 8 mins 28 secs Grade 10.00 out of 10.00 (100%) Question 1 Correct 2.00 points out of 2.00 Flag question Question text Victor Frankenstein contemplates committing suicide by drowning himself in the lake, but he does not because…. Select one: a. he knows he cannot face death until the creature has been put to rest by his hand. b. the creature appears and convinces him all can be set right if they work together to repair their misdeeds. c. he realizes his death would leave those he loved exposed and unprotected from the malice of the creature.d. after throwing himself into the lake, he finds himself too cowardly to remain under water and finish the task. Question 2 Correct 2.00 points out of 2.00 Flag question Question text The De Lacey family is so horrified by their interaction with the creature, they leave their cabin even at the loss of three months rent. Select one: True False Question 3 Correct 2.00 points out of 2.00 Flag question Question text The creature chooses to meet De Lacey alone, without the rest of the family. Why did he do this? Select one: a. Because he thought De Lacey might accept him more readily. b. Because the women were always with Felix, and the creature knew society required him to be formally introduced to the ladies before he could speak to them. c. Because De Lacey already suspected that the creature was hiding on the property.d. No reason--De Lacey just happened to find the creature. Question 4 Correct 2.00 points out of 2.00 Flag question Question text Choose a dictionary, either one in print or one online, and consult it to match each of the following terms to its correct definition. Creati on Answer 1 Monst er Answer 2 Demo n Answer 3 Question 5 Correct 2.00 points out of 2.00 Flag question Question text When the creature and De Lacey first meet, they get along well. Select one: True FalsePage path  ENG102_MH_V4  Topic 3: Examining Fiction Started on Saturday, April 9, 2022, 5:48 PM State Finished Completed on Saturday, April 9, 2022, 5:55 PM Time taken 6 mins 36 secs Grade 10.00 out of 10.00 (100%) Question 1 Correct 2.00 points out of 2.00 Flag question Question text Match each character with his obsession. Victor Frankenstein Answer 1 Robert Walton Answer 2 The Creature Answer 3 Question 2 Correct 2.00 points out of 2.00Flag question Question text Match the character with his/her proper end. Victor Frankenstein Answer 1 Robert Walton Answer 2 The Creature Answer 3 Elizabeth Lavenza Answer 4 Justine Moritz Answer 5 Question 3 Correct 2.00 points out of 2.00 Flag question Question text Victor is sent to prison for the murder of Henry with the sentence to be hanged. Select one: True False Question 4 Correct 2.00 points out of 2.00 Flag question Question textHenry Clerval insists on joining Frankenstein on his travels. Why does Shelley include him? Select one: a. He provides comic relief. b. He is a link to Frankenstein's past life, a symbol of what he left behind. c. For the irony of including Frankenstein's rival and enemy. d. To make the setting more believable. Question 5 Correct 2.00 points out of 2.00 Flag question Question text Victor is a healthy young man at the start of the story he retells, but by the end of his adventure, he is sickly and weak. What symbolic use could Shelley have for this transformation? Select one: a. Victor is suffering from malnutrition because he insisted on eating only what the creature ate in an attempt to be more like him. b. Victor needs to rest and recover for a while; he is pushing himself too hard. c. Victor is suffering because he has "played God" by trying to create life. This sickness is part of his punishment. d. No reason--Victor just isn't a strong, healthy character.Page path  ENG102_MH_V4  Topic 4: Evaluation Started on Saturday, April 9, 2022, 5:55 PM State Finished Completed on Saturday, April 9, 2022, 6:02 PM Time taken 7 mins 15 secs Grade 27.00 out of 30.00 (90%) Question 1 Correct 3.00 points out of 3.00 Flag question Question text In writing the conclusion of your evaluative essay, your purpose is to: Select one: a. Let your readers know what you found useful about what you evaluated b. Point out the weakness of what you evaluated c. Identify any problems that you encountered in your analysis d. All of the above e. None of the above Question 2 Correct3.00 points out of 3.00 Flag question Question text What do you need to know before you can evaluate something? Select one: a. The item's net value based on current market conditions b. Other evaluations that the item has received c. The purpose of the item d. The general popularity or acceptance of an item Question 3 Correct 3.00 points out of 3.00 Flag question Question text Counterarguments strengthen an evaluation by allowing the writer to confidently address flaws or weaknesses. Select one: True False Question 4 Correct 3.00 points out of 3.00Flag question Question text Which of the following is NOT an example of an evaluation? Select one: a. An analysis or assessment of something b. A comparative assessment of two things c. An analysis of two sides of a particular issue d. A comparative description of two things Question 5 Correct 3.00 points out of 3.00 Flag question Question text It is okay to use quotations to substitute your own ideas. Select one: True False Question 6 Correct 3.00 points out of 3.00Flag question Question text Strong evaluation papers include a brief summary or precis. Select one: True False Question 7 Correct 3.00 points out of 3.00 Flag question Question text Which is an example of a qualified general statement? Select one: a. All women like diamonds; never buy anything else. b. Diamonds and chocolate are always great gifts. c. Never send cheap chocolate; nobody eats it. d. If your friend loves dark chocolate, you could always send a small box of specialty truffles as a gift. It's sure to be appreciated. Question 8 Correct 3.00 points out of 3.00Flag question Question text Which of the following is an example of the "bandwagon" fallacy? Select one: a. Nobody likes Zots, so it must not be a good show. b. We should get a hot fudge sundae because I passed my exams. c. The last time I ate peanut butter, I had an earache. Peanut butter gives me earaches, so I shouldn't eat it. d. Final exams should be banned because they are as outdated as vinyl records. Question 9 Incorrect 0.00 points out of 3.00 Flag question Question text Which of the following is an example of a straw man fallacy? Select one: a. I heard Katie is a shoplifter, so her opinions on where the vending machines should go, doesn’t matter. b. Everyone who doesn’t want the vending machines near the study area believes that students shouldn’t be happy while they study. c. Either we put the vending machines near the study area, or we just don’t get vending machines. d. Vending machines at school are like sharks at a beach. It’s just dangerous. Question 10Correct 3.00 points out of 3.00 Flag question Question text Which of the following is an example of an "Either-or" Fallacy? Select one: a. If you don’t eat in the school cafeteria, you will just have to go without lunch. b. Everyone loves the school cafeteria, so should eat there too. c. Every time Mr. Johnson has a pop quiz, the cafeteria serves sloppy joe's. They must serve the sloppy joe's to make students feel better. d. I heard the lunch lady hates stray cats, so the cafeteria food must be horrible. ENG102_MH_V4  Topic 4: Evaluation Started on Saturday, April 9, 2022, 6:03 PM State Finished Completed on Saturday, April 9, 2022, 6:09 PM Time taken 5 mins 53 secs Grade 10.00 out of 10.00 (100%) Question 1 Correct 2.00 points out of 2.00 Flag question Question text Both Prometheus and Victor hate their creations and abandon them. Select one: True False Question 2 Correct 2.00 points out of 2.00 Flag questionQuestion text Prometheus’ fire of the gods is like the spark of life Frankenstein gives his creation. Select one: True False Question 3 Correct 2.00 points out of 2.00 Flag question Question text Which of the listed metaphors/scenes best fits Prometheus giving man the fire of the gods? Select one: a. The creature setting fire to the cottage b. Victor Frankenstein giving the "spark" of life to the creature c. The passionate fire between Victor and Elizabeth d. Robert Walton's discovery of the North Pole Question 4 Correct 2.00 points out of 2.00 Flag question Question text The creature compares Frankenstein to Adam because he falls ill after discovering knowledge. Select one:True False Question 5 Correct 2.00 points out of 2.00 Flag question Question text One difference the creature notes between him and Satan is that…. Select one: a. Satan unlike the creature was stronger than his God. b. Satan unlike the creature was not any stronger than his God. c. Satan had companions, fellow devils, but the creature is alone and detested. d. Satan had no companions or supporters, but the creature, if he shared his story, would have many. ENG102_MH_V4  Topic 4: Evaluation Started on Thursday, April 14, 2022, 2:55 PM State Finished Completed on Thursday, April 14, 2022, 3:26 PM Time taken 31 mins 20 secs Grade 150.00 out of 150.00 (100%) Question 1 Correct 7.50 points out of 7.50 Flag question Question text Match each of the names below with the correct description. Victor Franken stein Answer 1 Robert Walton Answer 2 William Franken stein Answer 3Elizabet h Lavenza Answer 4 Justine Moritz Answer 5 The Creature Answer 6 Mary Shelley Answer 7 Question 2 Correct 7.50 points out of 7.50 Flag question Question text Frankenstein is the name the creature takes for itself to reflect its monstrosity. Select one: True False Question 3 Correct 7.50 points out of 7.50 Flag question Question text Frankenstein created the monster on a larger scale because the larger components were easier to work with, and he didn't have refined instruments.Select one: True False Question 4 Correct 7.50 points out of 7.50 Flag question Question text Why didn't Frankenstein defend Justine? Select one: a. He thought she was guilty. b. To protect the real murderer. c. He was afraid people would think he was insane. d. He didn't know who had committed the murder. Question 5 Correct 7.50 points out of 7.50 Flag question Question text After finishing work on his creature, Frankenstein spends the following year... Select one: a. living in fear of his creature, second guessing every encounter and shadow, refusing to socialize or write home.b. regaining his health and good spirits, spending a lot of time with Clerval studying languages and showing him around. c. trying to return to Geneva, but being prevented from doing so due to treacherous weather and sabotage from his creature. d. finishing his studies and writing long, detailed love letters to Elizabeth about his hopes for their future life together. Question 6 Correct 7.50 points out of 7.50 Flag question Question text When the creature and De Lacey first meet, they get along well. Select one: True False Question 7 Correct 7.50 points out of 7.50 Flag question Question text The creature helped De Lacey's family often--without their knowledge or gratitude. Select one: True False Question 8 Correct 7.50 points out of 7.50Flag question Question text The term "irony" means "an outcome or act opposite or other than what should be expected in a situation." Irony is often associated with sarcasm and wit, such as asking the fan of a band how she liked a concert, and the reply being, "Oh, it was horrible. I loved it!" Situational irony is often used by authors to point out things in life that are problematic. Consider the paragraph where Felix is teaching Safie English from Volney's Ruins of the Empires. What is an ironic point in this paragraph? Select one: a. Felix states he chose the book because the style is "framed in imitation of eastern authors," to help Safie who is of Eastern descent, yet it talks about "slothful Asiatics." b. Both the creature and Safie wept over "the hapless fate of [the American hemisphere's] original inhabitants." c. The book is fiction, yet it gives "insight into manners, governments, and religions of the different nations of earth." d. The creature would not have "understood the purport of this book" without Felix giving "very minute explanations." Question 9 Correct 7.50 points out of 7.50 Flag question Question textThe De Lacey family is so horrified by their interaction with the creature, they leave their cabin even at the loss of three months rent. Select one: True False Question 10 Correct 7.50 points out of 7.50 Flag question Question text Victor Frankenstein contemplates committing suicide by drowning himself in the lake, but he does not because…. Select one: a. he knows he cannot face death until the creature has been put to rest by his hand. b. the creature appears and convinces him all can be set right if they work together to repair their misdeeds. c. he realizes his death would leave those he loved exposed and unprotected from the malice of the creature. d. after throwing himself into the lake, he finds himself too cowardly to remain under water and finish the task. Question 11 Correct 7.50 points out of 7.50 Flag question Question text Victor convinces the judge he did not kill Henry by revealing the creation of the creature.Select one: True False Question 12 Correct 7.50 points out of 7.50 Flag question Question text Victor is sent to prison for the murder of Henry with the sentence to be hanged. Select one: True False Question 13 Correct 7.50 points out of 7.50 Flag question Question text Victor Frankenstein never considers making a female creature. Select one: True False Question 14 Correct 7.50 points out of 7.50Flag question Question text Walton finds a northern trade route to the Americas. Select one: True False Question 15 Correct 7.50 points out of 7.50 Flag question Question text When Victor is told he has a visitor at the prison, he Select one: a. 1. assumes it is his father come to save him. b. 1. assumes it is the creature come to torment him. c. 1. assumes it is Elizabeth come to see him one last time. d. assumes it is a cruel joke and no one is actually there to see him. Question 16 Correct 7.50 points out of 7.50Flag question Question text Both Frankenstein and Prometheus physically suffered for their deeds. Select one: True False Question 17 Correct 7.50 points out of 7.50 Flag question Question text The creature compares Frankenstein to Adam because he falls ill after discovering knowledge. Select one: True False Question 18 Correct 7.50 points out of 7.50 Flag question Question text The creature exhibits easy comparisons to Satan, Adam, and God in Paradise Lost. Select one: TrueFalse Question 19 Correct 7.50 points out of 7.50 Flag question Question text Which two characters from Paradise Lost does the creature compare himself to? Select one: a. Adam and Lucifer b. God and Eve c. Milton and Lucifer d. Adam and Raphael Question 20 Correct 7.50 points out of 7.50 Flag question Question text Prometheus and Frankenstein were both Greek Titans. Select one: True FalsePage path  ENG102_MH_V4  Topic 5: Writing About Literature Started on Wednesday, April 13, 2022, 2:39 PM State Finished Completed on Wednesday, April 13, 2022, 3:07 PM Time taken 27 mins 47 secs Grade 37.33 out of 40.00 (93%) Question 1 Correct 2.67 points out of 2.67 Flag question Question text The following is a thesis statement that makes an arguable claim: - Frankenstein's failings in his personal relationships with Elizabeth, Henry, and William foreshadow how he will treat the creature. This ultimately teaches Frankenstein that he is illequipped to be the creator and nurturer of anything. Select one: True False Question 2 Correct2.67 points out of 2.67 Flag question Question text This is a strong thesis statement, focusing on the plot. In the story "The Willow and the Willowtree," the author includes only one human character, Newton. Select one: True False Question 3 Correct 2.67 points out of 2.67 Flag question Question text Your thesis statement must do more than simply state a fact. It must make a claim which can be disagreed with. Select one: True False Question 4 Correct 2.67 points out of 2.67 Flag questionQuestion text Using what you know about thesis statements, which of the following is the best thesis statement if the writer wants to focus on the plot and structure? Select one: a. The bright, warm sunshine shone down upon the two characters, representing a happy period in their relationship. b. Adams uses personification in her story to encourage readers to develop emotional attachments to inanimate objects in the story. c. This story, written in first person point of view, has the narrator as the main character. d. Rather than tell the story in a chronological order, the author relies on the narrator's memory to let us know the events through the use of diary entries. Question 5 Correct 2.67 points out of 2.67 Flag question Question text In the fable "The Boy and the Filberts," we learn, through the actions of a boy, that we should not attempt doing too much at once. In this fable, the boy tries grabbing as many filberts from the jar as he can. What do the filberts symbolize? Select one: a. Hazlenuts b. Good things in life c. Tasks d. Family Information Flag questionInformation text Read the passage below, and then choose the best answer to each of the following questions. How to Ice a Vampire (and live to tell the tale!) (1) First, you need to cool the vampire cookies. No one likes cold icing on a warm vampire, as it will run. There are so many cookie recipes that it’s difficult to name a favorite, but basic sugar cookie dough works just fine for this trick. Most people have dough recipes handed down from generation to generation, but if you’re just starting from scratch, you might want to look around online for a sugar cookie recipe. Many people review online recipes, so you should end up with great vampire cookies. If you’re really worried or desperate, you could even buy a tube of pre-made cookie dough, but it won’t be the same. (2) Once the vampire cookies are cool to the touch, it’s time to start the icing. To make the icing, you will need: 4 cups of confectioners’ sugar, ½ cup softened butter, 1 tablespoon of vanilla extract, 1/3 cup of milk, and 3 drops of any food coloring. Grab bowls to hold each different color you create. My favorite coloring is to combine a little blue and red to make a soft purple for the vampire’s base; that seems like a great color to ice a vampire since many vampires are often pictured as corpsely pale. I usually make yellow and red icing, too. Yellow works well for vampiric teeth, and red makes great gobs of blood from its victims. You might also include a dark brown icing for a hair-raising experience. (3) Now that you have everything ready, it’s time to mix the ingredients together. In a large bowl, cream the butter, and then take turns adding the sugar and milk. Use enough milk so that the icing is semi-thin but not too watery; it’s a delicate balance, so pay careful attention to the mixture. You want icing that your vampires will be proud of! Once you have the right consistency, mix in the vanilla. Finally, divide the icing into several bowls and tint each a different color with the food dyes you’ve chosen. (4) Icing a vampire has been a tradition in my household for many years. Since this is something that not many people do in preparation for Halloween, we always enjoy watching the puzzled or shocked looks on people’s faces when we say that we are going home to “ice a vampire.” In just a few simple steps, you, too, can ice a vampire and trick all those that you meet!(5) Icing a vampire properly takes a steady hand and a creative mind. The base icing can be simply spread on the cookie with a knife, so start by giving your cookies their basic “skin” coating. Next, add the vampires’ features, which will take a little imagination. Just like humans, every vampire is different and should be represented as such on the cookies. Some vampires might have furrowed eyebrows while others appear to be friendly—before chomping on a victim, of course! Some might have their fangs hanging in broad daylight while others hide them behind closed lips. The faces on your vampire cookies are only limited to your imagination and your skill with the icing. Use a toothpick or craft stick to scoop and place icing where you want it. These may seem like strange utensils, but their small size will help you manipulate the frosting better. If you like, you can use candy or decorating sprinkles to create facial features, too. Keep making faces until all cookies are iced. (6) When all the vampires are iced, take a step back and look at your creations, your iced vampires. Seeing all your hard work in the forms of these iced vampires should make you smile, and just think: you can bite them before they bite you. Invite some people over for a Halloween party, and just to make sure that the gang of iced vampires doesn’t crash it, devour their leader with a cool glass of milk before anyone arrives. Question 6 Incorrect 0.00 points out of 2.67 Flag question Question text Which paragraph works best as the conclusion paragraph? Select one: a. Paragraph 1 b. Paragraph 3 c. Paragraph 6 is the best as is d. Paragraph 4 Question 7 Correct2.67 points out of 2.67 Flag question Question text Which details would you use to support a topic sentence like this one? After all the baking and icing is done, the clean up must begin. Select one: a. Details about the process of gathering supplies b. Details about the utensils, bowls, and other equipment c. Details about the process of washing dishes d. All answers given here are correct Question 8 Correct 2.67 points out of 2.67 Flag question Question text What detail could be added to topic 5 without going off topic? Select one: a. information about the icing ingredients b. tips on how to best cut the cookies c. suggestions for colors you could tint the icing d. a biography of a famous vampire Question 9 Correct 2.67 points out of 2.67Flag question Question text While editing, you should ensure that your details help prove your thesis in some way. Select one: True False Question 10 Correct 2.67 points out of 2.67 Flag question Question text Editing and proofreading are the same thing. Select one: True False Question 11 Correct 2.67 points out of 2.67 Flag question Question text Use your editing skills to pick the best sentence: Select one:a. Mixing icing is sometimes stucky. b. If you use a spatula you can get every last bit of icing out of the bowl. c. If your icing is too hard, you can add a little water to the mix. d. Just be careful adding too much water can make the icing running no one like runny icing. Question 12 Correct 2.67 points out of 2.67 Flag question Question text Use your editing skills to select the best sentence: Select one: a. Vampires are creatures that have a bad reputation. b. Vampires have been given a bad reputation by people because blood is thought to be sucked by them. c. Vampires, really, aren't so horribly awfully bad once you kind of maybe understand their needs and wants a little more complete. d. Vampires can be nice enough, they just need to eat like the rest of us. Question 13 Correct 2.67 points out of 2.67 Flag question Question text Which part of the following sentence has an error?:I used to worry that my cookies were not identical to one another, now, I embrace their individuality. Select one: a. their individuality b. another, now, I c. I used to worry d. my cookies were Question 14 Correct 2.67 points out of 2.67 Flag question Question text True or False: Has the writer used quotes correctly in this example? "Before you can follow the tradition, you must have a certain maturity and respect for the process," Grandma added. Select one: True False Question 15 Correct 2.62 points out of 2.62 Flag question Question text The writer uses quotes correctly in the following example. These cookies are the absolute best Omar said.Select one: True False ENG102_MH_V4  Topic 6: The Interview Started on Thursday, April 14, 2022, 3:29 PM State Finished Completed on Thursday, April 14, 2022, 3:43 PM Time taken 14 mins 30 secs Grade 30.00 out of 30.00 (100%) Question 1 Correct 3.00 points out of 3.00 Flag question Question text What does DANVRS stand for? Select one: a. Due Diligence Assessment Normality Veracity Relationship Summary b. Don’t Ask Questions Awesome Personality Negative Feedback VerificationReaching Sample Groups c. Due Diligence Appropriate Questions Narrative Script Verification Relationship Summarize d. Due Dates Appropriate Responses Narrative Language Veracity Relationship Support Question 2 Correct 3.00 points out of 3.00 Flag question Question text When researching before an interview, you'll need to learn about the topic and the interviewee. Select one: True False Question 3 Correct 3.00 points out of 3.00 Flag question Question textWhich of the following should you do as part of Due Diligence? Select one: a. Research the person and the topic. b. Research a counter-position so you can argue with the interviewee. c. Be alert and aware to catch the speaker in a lie or half-truth. d. Take notes diligently, ensuring that all grammar and mechanics are correct. Question 4 Correct 3.00 points out of 3.00 Flag question Question text Which of the following are examples of open-ended questions? Choose all that apply. Select one or more: a. Why do you prefer cats to ferrets? b. Is Spot your favorite horse? c. Did you ever wish you had studied something different? d. What are some other topics you would like to have studied? e. How can married couples use the information in your article? f. Are you sure you did all the research you needed to do?Question 5 Correct 3.00 points out of 3.00 Flag question Question text It is acceptable–sometimes even necessary–to go off the script from time to time. Select one: True False Question 6 Correct 3.00 points out of 3.00 Flag question Question text While the interview may be very long, when you use it as a source in your research essay, you may need only a few sentences or at most a few short summaries for a longer essay. Select one: True False Question 7 Correct 3.00 points out of 3.00 Flag question Question textAfter conducting an interview, you should create a transcript whether or not the respondent wants to see it. Select one: True False Question 8 Correct 3.00 points out of 3.00 Flag question Question text Which of the following is NOT a good way to build a relationship during an interview? Select one: a. Stay close to the script so you don't waste the respondent's time with small talk. b. Smile, even during phone interviews. c. Share a common interest to help break the ice. d. Quietly accept opinions that you don't share with your interviewee. Question 9 Correct 3.00 points out of 3.00 Flag question Question text During an interview about explorers like Christopher Columbus, your subject announces that he still believes the earth is flat. You disagree.Which of the following is the best way to handle this situation? Select one: a. Simply note that he has an interesting view and ask him to elaborate. b. Be prepared with research about Columbus' voyages to prove the interviewee wrong. c. Turn on the charm, and explain why that belief is outdated. Avoid sounding argumentative, but be as convincing as you can. d. Say nothing. You do not want to argue with your subject, but you don't want to accept such a silly view. DO NOT include this kind of comment in your notes or summary. Question 10 Correct 3.00 points out of 3.00 Flag question Question text Which of the following would likely come from a summary? Select one: a. What is the importance of having a food bank in the valley? "Approximately 20% of our area's population visits the food bank regularly. In other words, that means about 1,000 people visit the food bank every day. People have a place to turn without having to worry about how food will reach the table, and providing this service to the community is something that I am truly proud of." b. How can people help the food bank? "We are constantly in need of volunteers--while many people do take the time to volunteer, we are still in need of assistance. If you're willing to give of your time, please contact the food bank at 55-FOOD-BANK. Another thing that people can do is donate--drop by and donate canned goods or other non-perishables, or you can send a monetary donation to555 Food Bank Road, Somecity. We are always very appreciative for such a great community that consistently supports us." c. Jacqueline Riechards, Director of Somecity's Food Bank, has coordinated this food bank for twenty years. Beginning as a volunteer when she was a teenager, Jacqueline saw that providing food to those in need was very rewarding.Page path  ENG102_MH_V4  Topic 7: Research Started on Thursday, April 14, 2022, 3:46 PM State Finished Completed on Thursday, April 14, 2022, 4:42 PM Time taken 55 mins 12 secs Grade 38.67 out of 40.00 (97%) Information Flag question Information text Read the letter below. Then, choose the best answer to each of the following questions. Dear Professor Ramtho: I write to address your flawed assessment for my paper’s grade. When you returned my paper, I could not believe my eyes when I saw that you gave me a 70. Please allow me the opportunity to argue for a better grade. If you understood how hard I worked on it, how much my friends liked it, and what a mistake you have made, then you would surely give me an “A.” I have always received good grades in my writing class. This paper took me three hours to write. I typed for most of that time. When I was typing, the words flowed onto the paper, and I rarely even had to think about them. When I finished with the last sentence, everything felt so right that I knew a good grade would becoming my way, but it wasn’t. You misread the entire paper! If you read it again and read it correctly, you’d see that I deserve better. After finishing my paper, I gave a copy to my friends to read. Each one of them laughed out loud, saying they really enjoyed my sense of humor. Moreover, not a single one thought I should get lower than an “A.” You said that our peers are our audience, so I was writing for them. Undoubtedly, they were very impressed by my writing skills, and so should you be, too. Finally, you read my paper and gave me an incorrect grade. While I understand that teachers sometimes make mistakes, you should be more careful when handing out important grades like for papers. I put a tremendous amount of time and effort into typing that paper, and I would appreciate it if you spent an equal amount of time and effort grading it. If you did, then we would not have mistakes in grades like this. Sincerely, Gradin Grubber Question 1 Correct 1.33 points out of 1.33 Flag question Question text Which organizational pattern does the body section follow? Select one: a. Description b. Chronology c. List d. Classification Question 2 Correct 1.33 points out of 1.33Flag question Question text The body paragraphs should each explain one reason that the grade is unfair rather than explain one step in the process of getting the grade. Select one: True False Question 3 Correct 1.33 points out of 1.33 Flag question Question text The thesis sentence names the supporting points in the same order that they appear as the paragraphs in the body section. Select one: True False Question 4 Correct 1.33 points out of 1.33 Flag question Question text The first sentence of each body paragraph states ______. Select one:a. One of the student's reasons that he feels he should have a better grade. b. One event in a chronologically-organized sequence of actions leading to the final draft of an essay. c. A definition of a term or concept relevant to the writer's argument. d. An objection to the instructor's stated grading policies. Question 5 Correct 1.33 points out of 1.33 Flag question Question text The following thesis sentence lists the sections that will be discussed in the body of the letter: If you understand how hard I worked on it, how much my friends like it, and what a mistake you have made, then you will surely give me an “A.” Select one: True False Question 6 Correct 1.33 points out of 1.33 Flag question Question text If Gradin wanted to better support the following claim, which of the following would BEST help him. You said that our peers are our audience, so I was writing for them.Select one: a. More information about how much time he spent writing the essay. b. A simple list of all the things his friends are interested in. c. Logical explanations as to how certain portions of his paper directly appeal to or relate to his peers. d. A quote from a research study that proves teachers sometimes make mistakes when grading. Question 7 Correct 1.33 points out of 1.33 Flag question Question text Which of the following of the student's statements contradicts his claim that he worked “hard” on the paper? Select one: a. This paper took me three hours to write. b. Each one of them laughed out loud, saying they really enjoyed my sense of humor. c. When I was typing, the words flowed onto the paper, and I rarely even had to think about them. d. I typed for most of that time. Question 8 Correct 1.33 points out of 1.33 Flag question Question text The following sentences express _____________. This paper took me three hours to write. I typed for most of that time.Select one: a. Facts b. Opinions c. Logic d. Contractions Question 9 Correct 1.33 points out of 1.33 Flag question Question text The tone in the following sentence is ________. Please allow me the opportunity to argue for a better grade. Select one: a. Reasonable b. Angry c. Funny d. Arrogant Question 10 Correct 1.33 points out of 1.33 Flag question Question text Which word in this topic sentence is a transition?Finally, you read my paper and gave me an incorrect grade. Select one: a. Read b. Finally c. You d. And Question 11 Correct 1.33 points out of 1.33 Flag question Question text Which of the following is a correct parenthetical citation? Author: Ionta Page: 38 Paraphrased Passage: Spending a considerable amount of time doing repetitive tasks with a person's hands can lead to carpal tunnel syndrome. Select one: a. Spending a considerable amount of time doing repetitive tasks with a person's hands can lead to carpal tunnel syndrome (Ionta 38). b. Spending a considerable amount of time doing repetitive tasks with a person's hands can lead to carpal tunnel syndrome. (38). c. Spending a considerable amount of time doing repetitive tasks with a person's hands can lead to carpal tunnel syndrome (Ionta, page 38). d. Spending a considerable amount of time doing repetitive tasks with a person's hands can lead to carpal tunnel syndrome (38 Ionta). Question 12 Correct 1.33 points out of 1.33Flag question Question text Both of the following are acceptable MLA parenthetical citations: 1. Higgenbutto states that the level of the ocean waters is increasing due to global warming (38). 2. The level of the ocean waters is increasing due to global warming (Higgenbutto 38). Select one: True False Question 13 Correct 1.33 points out of 1.33 Flag question Question text The following information would need to be cited: There are 102 calories in 1 tablespoon of butter on average. Select one: True False Question 14 Correct 1.33 points out of 1.33Flag question Question text Which of the following is the correct citation for a source with the following information: Author: Adrianna LeClaire and Dan Rodriquez Page: 500 Select one: a. According to researchers LeClaire and Rodriquez, nearly “52% of the citizens” of the small town of Bearsville, ND “have had a run in with a Purple Polar Bear” but “only 10% who have encountered the creatures actually fear them” (500). b. In the small town of Bearsville, ND nearlly “52% of the citizens have had a run in with a Purple Polar Bear” but “only 10% who have encountered the creatures actually fear them” (LeClaire and Rodriquez 500). c. Both a and b are correct forms of citation. d. I learned on page 500 of my reading that, in the small town of Bearsville, ND nearly “52% of the citizens have had a run in with a Purple Polar Bear” but “only 10% who have encountered the creatures actually fear them” (LeClaire and Rodriquez). Question 15 Correct 1.33 points out of 1.33 Flag question Question text The following information would need to be cited: The Austria-Ottoman Wars began in 1529. Select one: True FalseQuestion 16 Correct 1.33 points out of 1.33 Flag question Question text Using MLA style, which of the following entries is correct for a personal interview entry on a Works Cited page? Select one: a. Armecha, Markus. Personal Interview. 3 February 2009. b. Markus Armecha. Personal Interview. 3 February 2009. c. Armecha, M. Personal Interview. February 3, 2009. d. Markus Armecha. Interview. February 3, 2009. Question 17 Correct 1.33 points out of 1.33 Flag question Question text Which of the following is the fully accurate and correct works cited entry for a journal article you found on a database? Select one: a. Lopez, Marcus. “Can’t Bear It: The Treatment of Purple Polar Bears.” Journal of Nature and Science, Edited by Jeanie Beanie, Issue 4, Scientists & Trees Publishing, pp. 56-70. b. Lopez, Marcus. “Can’t Bear It: The Treatment of Purple Polar Bears.” Journal of Nature and Science, Edited by Jeanie Beanie, Issue 4, Scientists & Trees Publishing, pp. 56-70. Everything About Nature Database, doi. 4568524894752147.c. Lopez, Marcus. “Can’t Bear It: The Treatment of Purple Polar Bears.” Journal of Nature and Science, Edited by Jeanie Beanie, Issue 4, Scientists & Trees Publishing, pp. 56-70. Everything About Nature Database, doi. 4568524894752147. Accessed 15 Jan 2019. d. Lopez, Marcus. “Can’t Bear It: The Treatment of Purple Polar Bears.” Journal of Nature and Science, Issue 4. Question 18 Incorrect 0.00 points out of 1.33 Flag question Question text Of the following parenthetical citations, only the first is correct. There are seventeen types of penguins with the Emperor, the Macaroni, and the King penguins being the most well-known ("Penguins Online."). According to "Penguins Online," there are seventeen types of penguins with the Emperor, the Macaroni, and the King penguins being the most well-known. Select one: True False Question 19 Correct 1.33 points out of 1.33 Flag question Question text When citing a poem or song, you should use line numbers instead of page numbers. Select one: TrueFalse Question 20 Correct 1.33 points out of 1.33 Flag question Question text One way to avoid plagiarism is to cite your sources carefully for all borrowed information. Select one: True False Question 21 Correct 1.33 points out of 1.33 Flag question Question text You decide to write an essay about the overpopulation in animal shelters, and you find an interesting website. To determine if it's reliable, you ask yourself the three questions presented in this lesson: 1) Who wrote it? An individual by the name of "Harry" is the webmaster; the author of the article is not named. 2) What type of site is it? The site name ends in .net. 3) How current is the information? The website was last updated five years ago. Is this website reliable and worth examining further? True (Yes) or False (No)? Select one:True False Question 22 Correct 1.33 points out of 1.33 Flag question Question text You decide to write an essay about the medical benefits of dark chocolate, and you find an interesting website. To determine if it's reliable, you ask yourself the three questions presented in this lesson: 1) Who wrote it? A dietitian, Chuck Brown, wrote the article on this website. 2) What type of site is it? The site name ends in .edu. 3) How current is the information? The article was written one year ago. Is this website reliable and worth examining further? True or False? Select one: True False Question 23 Correct 1.33 points out of 1.33 Flag question Question text An essay that includes researched information is an example of a __________.Select one: a. Reference work b. Online database c. Primary source d. Secondary source Question 24 Correct 1.33 points out of 1.33 Flag question Question text While the Internet can be a great resource, the information is not always reliable, as anyone can post information. Select one: True False Question 25 Correct 1.33 points out of 1.33 Flag question Question text Plagiarism is: Select one: a. Taking a passage word-for-word without placing quotation marks around it and properly citing it. b. Making a mistake in the Works Cited page, such as mixing up the placement of a publisher and a publishing city. c. Submitting someone else's entire work as the writer's own.d. Using research but not citing where the writer found the information. e. More than one of the above options is correct. Question 26 Correct 1.33 points out of 1.33 Flag question Question text You found an interesting website about the psychological effects of music. You ask yourself the three questions presented in this lesson to see if this site is reliable: 1) Who wrote it? The author's name is listed as "♪JennaBlogger♪." 2) What type of site is it? The site name ends in .com. 3) How current is the information? You see the site was updated two days ago. Is this website reliable and worth examining further? True or False? Select one: True False Question 27 Correct 1.33 points out of 1.33 Flag question Question text Your friend asks you: "What is an online database?" You correctly respond:Select one: a. "An online database is the same as a search engine. You can just use a search engine like Google and get the same results." b. "EbscoHost and InfoTrac, to name a few, are online databases. Using one of these, you'll likely find reliable information for your research paper." c. "Online databases are highly overrated. Why don't you just use The Reader's Guide to Periodical Literature instead?" d. "Because you're searching online, online databases will most likely not have reliable information." Question 28 Correct 1.33 points out of 1.33 Flag question Question text In the list of search results, you find a source that you think might work for your research topic, federal accounting rules, so you ask yourself the three questions presented in this lesson: 1) Who wrote it? The author is not named. 2) What type of site is it? The site name ends in .org. 3) How current is the information? The article was written twenty years ago. Is this website reliable and worth examining further? True (Yes) or False (No)? Select one: True False Question 29 Correct 1.33 points out of 1.33Flag question Question text Your aunt tells you some celebrity gossip that she read online at TMZ's website. Since the site is secure and your aunt is smart, you can use this source in your paper about that celebrity. Select one: True False Question 30 Correct 1.43 points out of 1.43 Flag question Question text Which of the following is the most RELIABLE source to use for a research paper on the dietary needs of the elderly today? Select one: a. JennQ from New York who blogged on a .com ten years ago. b. Dr. Margarett P. Elmsberry who has conducted research on food availability in nursing homes in the 1950s and published in scientific journal. c. 1. Nutritionist Deborah Baker who has worked with the elderly for two decades and who published an article in the New York Times just last month. d. A personal interview with your aunt who is in her 50s but whom is pretty healthy for her age.Page path  ENG102_MH_V4  Topic 8: Media Analysis Started on Thursday, April 14, 2022, 4:50 PM State Finished Completed on Thursday, April 14, 2022, 5:00 PM Time taken 10 mins 26 secs Grade 30.00 out of 30.00 (100%) Question 1 Correct 3.00 points out of 3.00 Flag question Question text Which of the following would be an acceptable element to focus your media analysis on? Select one: a. Camera work b. Lighting c. Acting d. Identifying the Genree. All of these Question 2 Correct 3.00 points out of 3.00 Flag question Question text Which of the following models correctly reflects the usual progression of the plot? Select one: a. Exposition - Rising Action - Climax - Falling Action - Resolution b. Climax - Exposition - Resolution - Climax c. Exposition - Climax - Rising Action - Falling Action - Resolution d. Climax - Exposition - Rising Action - Falling Action - Resolution Question 3 Correct 3.00 points out of 3.00 Flag question Question text Which of the following are created by actors to bring a character to life? Select one: a. Voice b. Expressions c. Gestures d. All of theseQuestion 4 Correct 3.00 points out of 3.00 Flag question Question text If the music in a particular scene is calm, it causes the viewer to become jittery and nervous for the characters. Select one: True False Question 5 Correct 3.00 points out of 3.00 Flag question Question text Which of the following would NOT be used to establish the setting of a movie? Select one: a. Lighting b. Camera angles c. Credits d. Music Question 6 Correct 3.00 points out of 3.00 Flag questionQuestion text Which of the following would be the best lighting technique to use for a scene where a stalker is following his victim? Select one: a. Set the scene in broad daylight so the viewers can see what is happening. b. Provide a backdrop of the sun setting, radiating various hues of yellow, orange, red, and purple to offer a calm feeling. c. Film the scene in total darkness to hide the identity of both the stalker and the victim, even though we, the viewers, need to know the identities of both. d. Film the scene so that most is in darkness, but illuminate only the faces of the two characters so that we know the characters' identities. Question 7 Correct 3.00 points out of 3.00 Flag question Question text What would you call a movie that could be classified as a documentary and as a drama? Select one: a. docudrama b. dramamentary c. dramadoc d. dramatidocuzation Question 8 Correct 3.00 points out of 3.00 Flag question Question textSpecial effects would most likely be used with what genre of movie that is not animated? Select one: a. Comedy b. Documentary c. Romance d. Action Question 9 Correct 3.00 points out of 3.00 Flag question Question text Symbols are concrete things used to demonstrate _________. Select one: a. Irony b. Setting c. Abstract ideas d. Resolution Question 10 Correct 3.00 points out of 3.00 Flag question Question text Which of the following images would be an appropriate symbol for love? Select one: a. A roseb. A seal c. A cat d. A rockPage path  ENG102_MH_V4  Topic 9: Illustration Started on Thursday, April 14, 2022, 5:02 PM State Finished Completed on Thursday, April 14, 2022, 5:11 PM Time taken 9 mins 3 secs Grade 30.00 out of 30.00 (100%) Question 1 Correct 3.00 points out of 3.00 Flag question Question text The following illustrations prove the general statement. General Statement: While many musicians do not appreciate having stage fright, there are some helpful cures that other musicians have developed. Illustrations: One of the important things to remember is that you are performing-- not practicing. When performing, you already have developed your technique and skill in practice sessions. Knowing that you have already mastered the technique and skill should help you to relax. Select one: TrueFalse Question 2 Correct 3.00 points out of 3.00 Flag question Question text Which of the following is an example of an illustrative thesis statement? Select one: a. Cats are the best pets. b. Cats are the best pets because they are nice to have. c. With their soft, delicate fur, polite manners, and insistence they follow you around like a shadow, cats make quite delightful pets. d. Cats have soft, squishy bodies that make them seem like pillows that meow. Question 3 Correct 3.00 points out of 3.00 Flag question Question text Which of the following offers an illustrative statement that details a cause and effect? Select one: a. When the rain falls down so fast it feels like hail and sounds like a waterfall, the soft flower beds simply melt away under its force. b. The flowers are so delicate and thin that the sun shines through their quite easily. c. The daisies look as though they’ve been electrically shocked compared the planned and delicate weaving of rose petals. d. The flowers smelled of springtime. Question 4Correct 3.00 points out of 3.00 Flag question Question text Which of the following is an example of an illustrative thesis statement that uses a cause and effect structure? Select one: a. Music therapy offers many health benefits to its recipients including stress management, pain alleviation, memory enhancement, and improved communication. b. Music therapy offers many health benefits to its recipients. c. Since there are many health benefits to music therapy, why not try it? d. Music tunes our bodies. Question 5 Correct 3.00 points out of 3.00 Flag question Question text The following illustration includes a cause and an effect: Since beginning a regular exercise program, Joanie began eating healthier foods, having more energy, and sleeping soundly. Select one: True False Question 6 Correct 3.00 points out of 3.00Flag question Question text If you used illustration in your introduction and thesis, then you shouldn’t use it anywhere else in the essay. Select one: True False Question 7 Correct 3.00 points out of 3.00 Flag question Question text You don’t have to use illustration in all parts of your essay, but it’s a strong tool to help show your point to your readers Select one: True False Question 8 Correct 3.00 points out of 3.00 Flag question Question text Detailed illustrations should be included in your outline, as it helps you write the first draft of your essay more easily.Select one: True False Question 9 Correct 3.00 points out of 3.00 Flag question Question text Using illustration in your outline can help make the outline more useful during the writing process. Select one: True False Question 10 Correct 3.00 points out of 3.00 Flag question Question text In an outline format like the one shown below, you would find the most specific illustrations with "i. Example #1" and "ii. Example #2." I. Body Paragraph #1 A. Detail #1 i. Example #1 ii. Example #2 B. Detail #2 Select one: TrueFalse [Show More]

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