Final Exam Review Flashcards

1
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What is the difference between open and closed window thinking?

A

Open window thinking is about being receptive to new ideas and experiences
Closed thinking is about being rigid and and resistant to change (sticking to your gut)

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2
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What is the term for thinking about thinking

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Metacognition

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3
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What is the difference between summary and paraphrase

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Summary: Shirt sympathies of the original that includes facts
Paraphrase: word-for-word rewording of the original and just as long

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4
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What is a thesis statement:

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The sentence that states the main idea of a certain claim in a essay

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5
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What is rhetoric

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Speaking or writing effectively

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6
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What is a authors persona?

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How does the author present hims

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7
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Does a paraphrase need a parenthetical citation?

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Yes

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8
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What is plagiarism?

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Act of revising someone else’s work, words, or ideas without giving them proper credit

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8
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What is the sandwich method

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Feedback compliment, a way to improve, another compliment

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9
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According to MLA guidelines, what is your list of sources called?

A

Works Cited

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10
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What is a discourse

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A conversation taking place over a long period of time among many people in various types of writings and public venues

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11
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What is a forum

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An open public space where ideas and views are exchanged

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12
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What is a topic sentence?

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A sentence that states or suggest the main idea of a paragraph

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13
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What should your introduction paragraph include:

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Hook
Subject
Topic
Issue
Thesis

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14
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What should your body paragraph include:

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Topic sentence
Example/Evidence
Commentary
Transition

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15
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What should your concluding paragraph include:

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restatement of thesis
Review of main points
Call to action

16
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How do you do a parenthetical citation

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Author last name and page number the quote is found on
Parenthesis go before the period

17
Q

What is the difference between deductive and inductive reasoning?

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Deductive starts with a theory, evidence, observation, then conclusion

inductive starts with observation of reality.

18
Q

What are cultural codes?

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Expectations and conventions given to a specific domain of culture

18
Q

What is the difference between denotation and connotation?

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Denotation: Literal/What is present
Connotation: Figurative/What it means

19
Q

What is the difference between primary and secondary sources?

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Primary: interviews, surveys, research
Secondary: Source that describes and analyzes the primary source

20
Q

How can you tell if a source is credible or not?

A

Publication date
Intended audience
Relevant to topic

21
Q

What are some steps in the critical thinking process

A

Skim through
Analyze in detail
Evaluate purpose, intention, and credibility
summarize /make notes flash

21
Q

What changes should be made to make essay to presentation

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Reduce the wording
Focus on main points
Talk slower and formal
Analyze in detail

21
Q

What questions do I ask after every intro video

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What is the audience
What is the purpose
What are the choices and application