Welcome to the editor guideline clearance quiz for EP 4. 0 Regional Statewide. This is an open-note quiz, so please feel free to review the guideline as you take it. This quiz is taken only once. You will not see your score at the end of the quiz. Instead, Jenny or Jen will contact you with the results of your quiz and explain what will happen next. Important Technical Notes: The "CMS Username" should be the username with which you log in to CMS and Confluence. This is typically your first initial and last name, such as jsmith. Please do not use your "Back" button. Each question is on a separate page, and there is no option to review all the answers at the end of the quiz.
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The region's largest schools, of any type, that offer the field of study
The region's highest-ranked schools, of any type, that offer the field of study
The region's largest public or private-non-profit schools that offer the field of study
The region's highest-ranked public or private-non-profit schools that offer the field of study
Student population, based on NCES figures
Number of buildings on campus, based on the school website
Number of faculty members, based on the school website
Size of school's endowment, based on the school website
The most important thing is to follow the guideline precisely, so Aaron should delete Mammalia College from the article.
The most important thing is to serve the reader, and this section could be very useful to the reader, so Aaron can leave it in the article. In other articles, Aaron will watch out for other premier small schools and grade the writer down if they aren't included!
The most important thing is to serve the reader, and this section could be very useful to the reader, so Aaron can leave it in the article. However, since the guideline doesn't say to include premier small schools, it would also have been fine if Mammalia College wasn't included.
American River College
California State University-Long Beach
California State University-Northridge
City College of San Francisco
East Los Angeles College
San Diego State University
San Jose State University
Santa Ana College
University of California-Berkeley
University of Southern California
!!-level header for each school with a general info paragraph; !-level headers with a paragraph for each program at the school
!!-level header for each school, with a paragraph describing its programs
!-level header for each school with a general info paragraph; !-level headers with a paragraph for each program at the school
!-level header for each school, with a paragraph describing its programs
Can optionally
Should always
Should never
In Section 1, the writer put, "Some of the programs discussed below include adequate preparation for nursing licensure, and others do not." This was the only mention of licensure.
In Section 1, the writer put, "The programs at Grant College, Wilson University, and Roosevelt Institute prepare students to earn their Minnesota teaching license. The programs at Coolidge College and Jackson University do not."
In section 1, the writer included the sentence, "All of the programs below meet the licensing requirements for Illinois paramedics."
In Section 2, the writer included a sentence in each school's section, specifying whether the program prepares one for Nevada law licensure.
Option A shows the correct way to format a table in this guideline.
Option B shows the correct way to format a table in this guideline.
Option A is closer to correct than Option B, but Option A still has some errors.
Option B is closer to correct than Option A, but Option B still has some errors.
The column order is incorrect.
"Programs Offered" is incorrect phrasing for this header.
The year does not belong in the tuition header.
The schools are in the wrong order.
Tuition should be sourced from NCES, not from the schools' websites.
The tuition header should include the student level.
Italic font is not the correct formatting for the school names.
In the "Programs Offered" column, there's a format error in the rows with multiple degrees.
In the "School Type and Setting" column, the words Public and Private Non-Profit need to be capitalized.
In the "School Type and Setting" column, "two-year" and "four-year" should be spelled out.
The schools should be cited individually rather than condensed into "Schools' websites."
Tuition figures should not include department fees.
To the nearest dollar
To the nearest hundred dollars
To the nearest thousand dollars
No rounding at all
Any method of rounding (or not-rounding) is okay as long as we're consistent within each article.
!!!Biology Schools in Vermont
!!!Kentucky Universities
!!!Paramedic Degree Programs in Louisiana
!!!Arizona Schools with English Degrees
!!!Accounting Schools
!!!Engineering Classes at Tennessee Universities
!!!Biology Courses in Idaho
!!Culinary Arts Degree Programs in Oregon
!!!Management Certificate Programs in Texas
No, including the city is optional.
Yes, and it should be bold.
Yes, and it should be italicized.
Yes, but no special formatting is required.
Warren can write the article about Central Anystate College only.
Warren can write the article about Central Anystate College and the public or non-profit schools that offer communications management programs.
Warren must ask a guidance editor using Send for Help.
Warren can write the article about Central Anystate College and the schools, of any type, that offer communications management programs.
The guideline asks Warren to Send for Help and get a guidance editor's advice.
Warren can write the article about the largest ten public or non-profit schools that offer molecular biology programs, explaining the absence of biochemistry schools.
Warren can write the article about the largest ten schools that offer molecular biology programs, regardless of type, explaining the absence of biochemistry schools.
Warren can write about Zuller Academy only.
Warren can write the article about Zuller Academy and the largest nine public or non-profit schools that offer computer engineering.
Warren can write the article about Zuller Academy and the largest nine schools that offer computer engineering, regardless of type.
Warren can write the article about the public or non-profit schools that offer computer engineering only.
The guideline asks Warren to Send for Help and get a guidance editor's advice.
The appropriate action would vary, depending on whether Zuller Academy is on the Do Not Write list.
Use the search option that excludes private for-profit schools from the results.
Include all kinds of schools in the search results. If private for-profits are in the top ten, use them in the article if they aren't on the "Do Not Write" list.
Include all kinds of schools in the search results. If private for-profits are in the top ten, omit them from the article, but write "ten of the largest schools" instead of "the largest ten schools."
None of the above is correct.
Warren can write the article to profile Northeast Any College only. Warren can mention briefly in the article that some private for-profit schools in Anystate offer occupational therapy programs. It is not necessary to name the for-profit schools.
Warren can write the article about Northeast Any College and the public or non-profit schools that offer physical therapy programs.
The guideline asks Warren to Send for Help and get a guidance editor's advice.
Warren can write the article about Northeast Any College and the private for-profit schools that offer occupational therapy programs.
Search with NCES only.
Start with a site:.edu restricted Google search. Check those schools for legitimacy and accreditation status.
Begin by searching NCES. If few schools turn up, try a site:.edu restricted Google search. Check those schools for legitimacy and accreditation status.
Start with a site:.edu restricted Google search. Any schools you find are okay to use.
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