Week of March 11
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- Q1Which is an example of a causal relationship in Speech Organization?On June 1st, I started my new job. On June 3rd, I watered my plants.To stress the point, never water your plants too much!The following are the kinds of plants I have in my house: fern, peace lily, Christmas cactus.I gave my plants too much water. My plants died.60s
- Q2The difference between the main idea and main points is:Main ideas are the central purpose of the speech while main points are smaller chunks related to the main idea.Main ideas are the smaller chunks of the speech while main points represent the central idea.Main ideas and main points are the same thing.Main ideas are signposts that lead the audience in a direction and main points transition between thoughts.60s
- Q3John is giving a speech about vacationing in Alaska. He will talk about cruises, National Park tours, train excursions, and mountain climbing. How should John organize his speech?By Chronological orderBy Problem/SolutionBy Supporting IdeasBy Topic60s
- Q4Which type of transition tells the audience where you are going?SpotlightsWord MapsSignpostsStop Signs60s
- Q5LaToya is preparing a speech on the history of space flight. Which method of organization would lend its self well to her topic?ChronologicalCausal RelationshipsSpatialTopical60s
- Q6Which of the following is an example of passive voice?Problems were solved.He earned his license.She took a test.Despite overwhelming odds, Quincy conquered the final level.60s
- Q7What's a good way to conclude your paper?Tie all your ideas together to cement your argument.Summarize your main points.Skip the conclusion all together.Quote yourself from earlier in the essay.60s
- Q8What should you do when you finish your rough draft?Go back through your essay and check for proper punctuation.Set it aside for a day or two.Look up synonyms to spice up the vocabulary.Start checking for grammar errors.60s
- Q9What's a good way to end your introduction paragraph?Use announcement strategies to get the reader's interest.Synthesize the major points in the essay to tie them all together.Use a topic sentence.State the essay's thesis.30s
- Q10Which of the following is NOT something you want to do before you write the rough draft?Come up with a topic.Make notes of information you might need.Write the major points you want to cover.Write out a possible conclusion to your essay.30s
- Q11What should you do when you finish your rough draft?Go back through your essay and check for proper punctuation.Look up synonyms to spice up the vocabulary.Set it aside for a day or two.Start checking for grammar errors.30s
- Q12The best time to study is:In the eveningIn the morningImmediately after schoolWhen you are most alert60s
- Q13The first thing to do in a study session is to:Preview the textCheck for understandingQuiz yourselfTake breaks60s
- Q14You should take breaks to move every:60-90 minutes15-20 minutes30-45 minutes45-60 minutes60s
- Q15Strategies to help you learn are called:Study preparationStudy skillsDistributed studyMassed study60s