How To Develop A Topic? Part- I

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The quiz below is Part 1 How to develop a topic? It is perfect for those of us who have a huge passion when it comes to writing and has learned about topics in their classes. Do give it a try and be sure to be on the lookout for quizzes just like it to perfect your skills. All the best and keep revising!

Questions and Answers

1.

I can find background information in the following types of sources:
- A.
  
  Handbooks
- B.
  
  Dictionaries
- C.
  
  Encyclopedias
- D.
  
  All of the above
Correct Answer
D. All of the above

Explanation
You can find background information in all of these sources! These sources may be available in print or online.

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2.

Think about the topic "environment" -- what statement below best describes this topic:
- A.
  
  Topic too broad, need to narrow down the topic.
- B.
  
  Topic too narrow, need to broaden the topic.
- C.
  
  Topic does not need any adjustments.
- D.
  
  None of the above.
Correct Answer
A. Topic too broad, need to narrow down the topic.

Explanation
This topic is too broad and contains too much information for a single assignment. Try narrowing your search by subtopic; this will help you be exact about the information you need.

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3.

Before you start looking for information, write your topic as a statement or ________.

Correct Answer
question

Explanation
Writing your topic as a statement or question will help you focus your research and filter the information you find.

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4.

Letters, maps, and photographs are all examples of ________ sources.

Correct Answer
primary

Explanation
Letters, maps and photographs are primary sources because they are original works of research and have not been analyzed, critiqued, or interpreted.

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5.

At which point in the information cycle would you find the most up-to-date information?
- A.
  
  Newspapers
- B.
  
  Radio/TV/internet
- C.
  
  Scholarly journals
- D.
  
  Books
- E.
  
  Magazines
Correct Answer
B. Radio/TV/internet

Explanation
Radio, TV, and the Internet contain the most current information because they are the first place news is reported. However, these sources can be unreliable and should be used with caution.

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How To Develop A Topic? Part- I

I can find background information in the following types of sources:

Think about the topic "environment" -- what statement below best describes this topic:

Before you start looking for information, write your topic as a statement or ________.

Letters, maps, and photographs are all examples of ________ sources.

At which point in the information cycle would you find the most up-to-date information?