1. To cite a block quotation

(a) Cite the source in parentheses after the quotation's final punctuation

(b)cite the author and year in the narrative before the quotation with only the page number after the final punctuation

(c) cite author and year before the final punctuation

(d) both A and B

2.The purpose should be

a) Specific, measurable,realistic,significant

b)Ambitus ,inspiring,specific,significant

c)specific,measurable,realistic,inspiring

d)specific,measurable,ambitious,significant

3.when referring to a mixed group from LGB community

a) the word gay can be used

b) the term homosexual can be used

c) do not use the word queer

d) always specific never refer to such a large group

4. When a counter argument

a) address what the reader is most likely thinking

b) keep it general to apply all audiences

c) shift the topic to something else

5.in academic writing refer to teenagers as

a) teenagers

b) men and women

c) girls and boys

d) young adults or adolescents

6.part of finding the question at issue is

a) looking for assumption

b) looking at consequences

c) knowing all the facts

d) Defining the key terms

8. if paraphrase continues into the next paragraph

a) you do not need another citation

b) reintroduce the citation

c) use only narrative citation

d) use only parenthetical citations

9. When citing paraphrase

a) always include page number

b) include the page number if it's a longer or complex work

c) never include numbers

10. If you are paraphrasing multiple citation

a) repeat citations so each piece of information is connected to its source

b)one citation is good for all of it

c) only use citation per sentence

11. In elements of critical thinking, interpretation refers to

a) things taken for granted

b) theories and definitions

c) data and facts

d) conclusions and solutions