uestion 1.1.Which of the following is MOST true about your comprehension of the issue during the writing process? (Points : 1) Focusing on detail work enhances broader understandings. Writing the...

uestion 1.1.Which of the following is MOST true about your comprehension of the issue during the writing process? (Points : 1) Focusing on detail work enhances broader understandings. Writing the entire essay produces comprehensive understanding. Completing all research produces far-reaching appreciation of what other researchers are saying. Avoiding analysis will lead to a greater understanding.Question 2.2.Logic is optional when creating a valid argument. (Points : 1) True False Question 3.3.Research projects tend to fulfill WHICH ONE of the following goals? (Points : 1) They reveal unseen dimensions to an issue. They create upheaval around issues. They accept common practices and policies. They restate accepted wisdom on an issue.Question 4.4.Which strategy is LEAST helpful when struggling to write an introduction? (Points : 1) Skip ahead and write a different part of the essay. Compose the answer to a supporting question. Define an important concept. Force yourself to complete a perfect introduction before moving forward.Question 5.5.“How can you say Celine Dion’s music is not great? She has sold over 20 million albums.” This is an example of (Points : 1) the scapegoating fallacy. the false dilemma fallacy. the loaded-question fallacy. an appeal-to-popularity fallacy.Question 6.6.Claims rely on all of the following kinds of evidence EXCEPT (Points : 1) expert testimony. historical narrative. facts/statistics. guesswork.Question 7.7.Choose the best topic sentence. (Points : 1) My short-term goal is to learn how to search the library databases more effectively. One way determination can be learned and developed is by creating short-term goals, such as learning how to use the internet, and long-term goals, like earning a Bachelor’s degree. You must be determined to meet your goals in order to succeed.Question 8.8.Which of the following strategies is MOST useful as a follow-up to citing a passage? (Points : 1) Allow readers to see the passage as they choose. Tell readers what you think of the passage. Conceal the writer’s assumptions. Keep passage separate from other ideas or elements.Question 9.9.Academic reading entails all of the following traits, EXCEPT (Points : 1) solving complex problems. taking a defensible stance on a hot topic. looking for errors of logic. probing for problematic assumptions.Question 10.10.A general rule of thumb for using lists in a paper is to limit the number of items to ten or fewer. (Points : 1) True False Question 11.11.Which of the following sentences is correctly punctuated? (Points : 1) Some love baseball, and others love football. Some love baseball and others love football. Some love baseball and, others love football. Some, love baseball and others love football.Question 12.12.In the body of your essay, you are asking readers to do WHICH ONE of the following? (Points : 1) To consider their biases To review the topic for themselves To adopt your opinion without considering other options To hold onto their opinionsQuestion 13.13.The drafting stage of the writing process contains all of the following strategies, EXCEPT (Points : 1) discovery of what your research means. determining how to frame an argument. focusing only on proving your thesis. being open-minded about potential changes.Question 14.14.Which of the following statements is a myth about writing? (Points : 1) Fear of looking foolish prevents writers from excelling. Time and effort are the most important criteria to better writing. Writing what you believe readers will want to hear will help you overcome fear. Modeling your own writing on someone else’s will help you overcome fear.Question 15.15.Which of the following is the LEAST EFFECTIVE way to describe your topic and its scope? (Points : 1) Establish the central questions that drive scholarly discussions. Be selective about the number of questions you ask. Make sure that questions are closely related to one another. Convey every question you seek to answer in the paper.Question 16.16.A “slam dunk” argument is likely the product of (Points : 1) a single premise. a fallacious syllogism. deductive reasoning. induction.Question 17.17.Each paragraph should support multiple topics. (Points : 1) True False Question 18.18.Students should spend more time reading sources than actually writing a research paper. (Points : 1) True False Question 19.19.Flawed logic can destroy a paper’s (Points : 1) logos. typos. fallacy. syllogism.Question 20.20.Which one of the following strategies will NOT help you work through confusion? (Points : 1) Allow yourself limitless time to research thoroughly before writing. Consult a specialized dictionary. Get the help of someone with more knowledge than you. Ask for professional assistance from an instructor.