1-10 true or false

1) Information literacy is an essential skill set in the process of writing.

2) In an e-mail, avoid a "subject" line that reveals the gist of your message before the reader opens it.

3) Those who read your writing will have their own confirmation bias.

4) Analyzing can be compared to reading.

5) One strategy to tell when to skim and when to pay attention to detail is to look for abstracts before you commit time to reading an article all the way through.

6) Giving credit where credit is due will build your credibility and enhance your document.

7) Incubation usually happens all at once.

8) One thing that professional writers agree on is that you need to be in the "right mood" to write.

9) The purpose of the message is closely associated with channel.

10) An important aspect of Internet research is the abundance of online information that is incomplete, outdated, misleading, or downright false.