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| What is the prewriting strategy that involves drawing a picture? | sketching
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| What type of essays give illustrations? | examples
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| What type of essay shows how three or more things are alike or different? | division/classification
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| What type of essay shows a relationship between things? | cause/effect
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| What type of essay order involves rising levels of importance? | climactic
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| List the 3 steps in revision. | global revision, editing, proofreading
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| List the 5 parts of the SQ3R method of reading. | survey, question, read, recite, review
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| List the 4 types of response essay. | content, analytic, judgment, research
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| List the 6 stages in writing a research paper. | 1. Select and limit. 2. Focus and plan. 3. Gather sources. 4. Read and think. 5. Organize and draft. 6. Revise, edit, and format correctly.
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| List 5 types of topics to avoid in a research paper. | 1. Irrelevant. 2. Too broad. 3. Too narrow. 4. Produces a strong emotional response. 5. Too technical.
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| List the 4 parts of the research proposal. | Purpose, audience, voice (role), preliminary thesis
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| List the 3 possible purposes for a research paper. | explain, analyze, argue
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| List the 2 possible audiences for a research paper. | general and specialized.
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| List the 2 possible roles (voices) for the writer of a research paper. | informer and advocate.
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| What does OPAC stand for? | Online Public Access Catalog
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| List the 4 most common ways to search for a book on OPAC. | 1. title 2. subject 3. author 4. keyword
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| Other than on databases, where may most ERIC materials be found in our library? | Either in the bound periodicals or on microfiche-stored in Lawhorn.
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| What does URL stand for? | Uniform Resource Locator
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| Http? | hypertext transfer protocol
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| Html? | hypertext markup language
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| List the 6 ways to collect data outside the library. | lectures, original research, government documents, interviews, correspondence, mass media
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| A search to locate an author who has written extensively on a subject and is considered an authority on the subject is... | citation search
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| Where in the library is the Video Encyclopedia of the Twentieth Century? | Library Annex
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| What is the name of our library's only paper newspaper index? | the New York Times Index
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