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1.

In the course of reviewing an outline, you encounter.... a lesson description which references sticky elements.
- A.
  
  Send back to instructor with comments.
- B.
  
  Rewrite the lesson description.
- C.
  
  Rewrite the lesson description and leave a comment.
- D.
  
  Make no changes but send a comment to the instructor
- E.
  
  Make no changes
Correct Answer
C. Rewrite the lesson description and leave a comment.

Explanation
Lesson descriptions that focus on sticky elements are misleading and useless for searches. You should rewrite descriptions based on your overall impression of the lecture.

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2.

In the course of reviewing an outline you encounter.... A metaphor that makes no sense at all.
- A.
  
  Send it back to the instructor with comments.
- B.
  
  Use your best judgement to rewrite the paragraph to make it comprehensible.
- C.
  
  Use your best judgement to rewrite the paragraph to make it comprehensible and leave a comment for the instructor.
- D.
  
  Make no changes but send a comment to the instructor
- E.
  
  Make no changes
Correct Answer
A. Send it back to the instructor with comments.

Explanation
If something doesn't make sense, don't try to make sense of it, send it back!

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3.

In the course of reviewing an outline you encounter.... A clear inaccuracy
- A.
  
  Send back to the instructor with comments.
- B.
  
  Change the inaccuracy
- C.
  
  Change the inaccuracy and leave a comment.
- D.
  
  Make no changes but send a comment to the instructor
- E.
  
  Make no changes
Correct Answer
A. Send back to the instructor with comments.

Explanation
Inaccuracies should always be sent back.

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4.

In the course of reviewing an outline, you encounter.... a possible inaccuracy that you cannot verify
- A.
  
  Send back to instructor with comments
- B.
  
  Remove the inaccuracy
- C.
  
  Remove the inaccuracy and leave a comment for the instructor that you cannot verify the fact.
- D.
  
  Make no changes but send a comment to the instructor that you cannot verify the fact.
- E.
  
  Make no changes
Correct Answer
D. Make no changes but send a comment to the instructor that you cannot verify the fact.

Explanation
If you encounter something that just sounds wrong, but you cannot find any account to disprove it, you should give the instructor the benefit of the doubt. Do not send the lesson back, but leave a comment to the instructor for confirmation.

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5.

In the course of reviewing an outline, you encounter.... A recurring wiki formatting error
- A.
  
  Send back to instructor with comments.
- B.
  
  Fix the wiki formatting error
- C.
  
  Fix the wiki formatting error and leave a comment for the instructor.
- D.
  
  Make no changes but send a comment to the instructor
- E.
  
  Make no changes
Correct Answer
C. Fix the wiki formatting error and leave a comment for the instructor.

Explanation
You should always fix instructor's wiki formatting errors. You should also let them know what the correct format is, so they can learn not to make the same mistake again.

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6.

In the course of reviewing an outline you encounter.... a run on sentence that is easily divisible.
- A.
  
  Send back to instructor with comments.
- B.
  
  Break up the run-on sentence
- C.
  
  Break up the run-on sentence and leave a comment for the instructor.
- D.
  
  Make no changes but send a comment to the instructor
- E.
  
  Make no changes
Correct Answer
C. Break up the run-on sentence and leave a comment for the instructor.

Explanation
All run-on sentences need to be fixed, either by you or the instructor. Generally how we'd like you to fix run-on sentences yourself. Any time you make major changes to an outline, you should inform the instructor in a comment, so they can make sure you have not changed the meaning of their lecture. If a run-on is simply incomprehensible or if you cannot find a way to fix a run on without changing the sentence's meaning or tone, you may send the lesson back to the instructor to fix it.

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7.

In the course of reviewing an outline, you encounter.... an obvious typo
- A.
  
  Send back to instructor with comments.
- B.
  
  Fix the typo
- C.
  
  Fix the typo and leave a comment for the instructor
- D.
  
  Make no changes but send a comment to the instructor
- E.
  
  Make no changes
Correct Answer
B. Fix the typo

Explanation
There is nothing an instructor can learn from a comment about a typo. When you encounter an obvious typo, just fix it and move on.

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8.

In the course of reviewing an outline, you encounter... a recurring spelling error
- A.
  
  Send back to instructor with comments.
- B.
  
  Fix the spelling error
- C.
  
  Fix the spelling error and leave a comment for the instructor.
- D.
  
  Make no changes but send a comment to the instructor
- E.
  
  Make no changes
Correct Answer
C. Fix the spelling error and leave a comment for the instructor.

Explanation
When you encounter a spelling error. You should change it, then alert the instructor for future reference. If you notice the instructor is falling prey to a common mistake like homophones, affect effect, or any such thing you could remind them of the rule.

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9.

In the course of reviewing an outline you encounter.... a copyrighted character used as a brief example of a concept
- A.
  
  Send back to instructor with comments.
- B.
  
  Remove the reference to a copyrighted character
- C.
  
  Remove the reference to a copyrighted character and leave a comment for the instructor.
- D.
  
  Make no changes but send a comment to the instructor
- E.
  
  Make no changes
Correct Answer
E. Make no changes

Explanation
Passing references to copyrighted characters are allowed. We just don't want the lesson to center on a copyrighted character.

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10.

In the course of reviewing an outline, you encounter... a copyrighted character used as a central theme of the lesson.
- A.
  
  Send back to instructor with comments.
- B.
  
  Remove the reference to a copyrighted character
- C.
  
  Remove the reference to a copyrighted character and leave a comment for the instructor.
- D.
  
  Make no changes but send a comment to the instructor
- E.
  
  Make no changes
Correct Answer
A. Send back to instructor with comments.

Explanation
Although passing references to copyrighted characters are allowed, we don't want the lesson to center on a copyrighted character.

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Test Your Knowledge About Content Review! Trivia Quiz

In the course of reviewing an outline, you encounter.... a lesson description which references sticky elements.

In the course of reviewing an outline you encounter.... A metaphor that makes no sense at all.

In the course of reviewing an outline you encounter.... A clear inaccuracy

In the course of reviewing an outline, you encounter.... a possible inaccuracy that you cannot verify

In the course of reviewing an outline, you encounter.... A recurring wiki formatting error

In the course of reviewing an outline you encounter.... a run on sentence that is easily divisible.

In the course of reviewing an outline, you encounter.... an obvious typo

In the course of reviewing an outline, you encounter... a recurring spelling error

In the course of reviewing an outline you encounter.... a copyrighted character used as a brief example of a concept

In the course of reviewing an outline, you encounter... a copyrighted character used as a central theme of the lesson.