Jm Mid-semester Production Meeting Quiz

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1. TLR does not employ "_________" to cite consecutive sections or subsections of statutes. (Hint: use the Conventions doc)

The correct answer is "et seq." TLR does not employ "et seq." to cite consecutive sections or subsections of statutes.

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The correct answer is "et seq." TLR does not employ "et seq." to cite consecutive sections or subsections of statutes.

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The JM Mid-Semester Production Meeting Quiz assesses knowledge of production schedule management, communication protocols, and editorial responsibilities within a media production setting. It tests practical skills essential for... see moretimely and efficient project execution. see less

2. True or False:

Page Read dates, once they've been posted, will never change.

True.

False.

The statement "Page Read dates, once they've been posted, will never change" is false. Page Read dates can change for various reasons such as updates to the page, edits made by the author, or changes in the website's content management system. Therefore, it is not accurate to say that once posted, Page Read dates will never change.

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3. Starting off easy...

If you realize that you aren't going to make a deadline given in the Production Schedule, what should you do?

Don't say anything until you know for sure that you're going to miss it.

Wait until you've actually missed the deadline, and then tell your ME.

Immediately discuss the problem with your partner, your ME, and make sure someone lets Kelsey know.

Deadline? What deadline?

If you realize that you aren't going to make a deadline given in the Production Schedule, the best course of action is to immediately discuss the problem with your partner, your ME, and make sure someone lets Kelsey know. This shows proactive communication and problem-solving, allowing for potential adjustments to be made in order to meet the deadline or mitigate any negative consequences. Waiting until the deadline has passed or not acknowledging the deadline would not be productive or responsible approaches.

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4. Where can you always find the most up-to-date Production Schedule?

On poster boards in the TLR suite

By asking your ME

In your article's Gmail account

On the TLR Blog

The most up-to-date Production Schedule can always be found on the TLR Blog.

Explanation

The most up-to-date Production Schedule can always be found on the TLR Blog.

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5. True or False:

You have to have your JM Manual with you at all times, because there aren't any copies just laying around in the TLR Suite.

True.

False.

The statement is false because it suggests that there are no copies of the JM Manual available in the TLR Suite. However, the question does not provide any information about the availability of copies in other locations or whether it is necessary to have the manual at all times. Therefore, we cannot conclude that it is true or false based on the given information.

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6. Alright, getting tougher...

Let's say you're making the source list. You come across a footnote that has the following citation:

Brees v. Favre, 354 So.2d 78 (La. 2008) (citing Manning v. Brady, 92 So.2d 14 (La. 2007)).

How many sources would you add to the source list?

One: the Brees v. Favre case

One: the Manning v. Brady case

Two: both cases--Brees v. Favre and Manning v. Brady

None of the above

The correct answer is Two: both cases--Brees v. Favre and Manning v. Brady. The citation provided in the footnote includes two cases, Brees v. Favre and Manning v. Brady. Therefore, both cases should be added to the source list.

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7. At Team Meeting #3, what do you and your partner need to give to your ME?

The RCON copy and the clean input copy.

Your source binder and the source list, plus the quote lists.

Both you and your partner's sub & cite copies (with your name at the top), the RCON copy, your Progress... Both you and your partner's sub & cite copies (with your name at the top), the RCON copy, your Progress Sheet, and the clean input copy or copies. Then you need to give your cover sheets to Kelsey.

Nothing

At Team Meeting #3, you and your partner are required to give both your sub & cite copies (with your name at the top), the RCON copy, your Progress Sheet, and the clean input copy or copies to your ME. Additionally, you need to give your cover sheets to Kelsey.

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8. How do you know if you have been assigned a Page Read?

You'll get an email from Kelsey

Look at the Production Schedule, scan across to the "Page Readers" column, and look for your name, and do this... Look at the Production Schedule, scan across to the "Page Readers" column, and look for your name, and do this for each issue

You'll just get the page read in your TLR suite mailbox with "Page Read" written on it

The JMs who sub & cited the article will give it to you when they're finished

To determine if you have been assigned a Page Read, you should refer to the Production Schedule. Specifically, you need to scan across to the "Page Readers" column and search for your name. This process should be repeated for each issue to ensure you are aware of your assignments.

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9. How do you know what to look for when doing a Page Read? Can you split up the things to look for between you and your partner?

Page Read checklists were given out at training, and extra copies are in the TLR suite by the coffeemaker. ... Page Read checklists were given out at training, and extra copies are in the TLR suite by the coffeemaker. No, you can't split up page read duties--both partners have to do their own individual edits before the Page Read RCON.

The list of things to check for when doing a page read is in an email Kelsey sent a few... The list of things to check for when doing a page read is in an email Kelsey sent a few weeks ago. Yes, you can split up the page read work.

Page Read checklists will be in your TLR mailbox when you get your article. No you can't split up... Page Read checklists will be in your TLR mailbox when you get your article. No you can't split up the Page Read work, but you can split up checking the quotes.

A list of things to check in the Page Read is on the TLR Conventions document. No, you can't... A list of things to check in the Page Read is on the TLR Conventions document. No, you can't split up page read editing.

The correct answer explains that Page Read checklists were distributed during training and additional copies are available in the TLR suite. It also states that page read duties cannot be split between partners, as both individuals need to perform their own edits before the Page Read RCON. This answer provides specific information regarding the availability of checklists and emphasizes the importance of individual edits by both partners.

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10. True or False: If you add, delete, or combine footnotes in an article, you must renumber all of the footnotes to reflect what they should be after the addition, deletion, or combination of footnotes.

True. That's all you have to do.

True. You also have to change all the supras and infras to the correct footnote.

False. You don't have to do anything, and Sandy's computer will fix everything perfectly.

False. But, you need to double check the accuracy of the supras and infras when you get the input... False. But, you need to double check the accuracy of the supras and infras when you get the input back to make sure the new footnote numbers are correct.

When adding, deleting, or combining footnotes in an article, it is not necessary to renumber all of the footnotes. However, it is important to double-check the accuracy of the supras and infras when the input is received back to ensure that the new footnote numbers are correct. This implies that there is a need for manual verification and correction of the supras and infras, rather than relying solely on the computer to fix everything perfectly.

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11. You're gathering sources, and come across this one: Lawrence v. Texas, 539 U.S. 558 (2003)

Find the online PDF (from the preferred source) of this case, what case ends on the page before Lawrence begins?

Wiggins v. Smith

U.S. v. Lovasco

The Calder case

The Chase Securities case

The correct answer is Wiggins v. Smith because the question asks for the case that ends on the page before Lawrence begins. Therefore, Wiggins v. Smith is the case that precedes Lawrence in the document.

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12. You're working on an article by an author named Melissa Engle. You're gathering sources for that article, and source #43 is a case entitled "State of Louisiana v. Portacolous." You find this case in PDF on Westlaw and download it.

Which of the following is the best name to give this PDF source when you save it and upload it to Gmail?

Engle 43

Portacolous 43

43 State

43 Portacolous

43 Engle

The best name to give this PDF source when saving it and uploading it to Gmail is "43 Portacolous". This name accurately reflects the content of the source, which is a case entitled "State of Louisiana v. Portacolous". It also follows a logical naming convention of including the case number (43) and the name of the case (Portacolous).

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13. How do you move a footnote from the end of one sentence to another?

In the text, cross out the footnote you want to move and then write the footnote number at the end... In the text, cross out the footnote you want to move and then write the footnote number at the end of the sentence where you want it moved

In the text, circle the footnote you want to move, and draw an arrow to the place you want it... In the text, circle the footnote you want to move, and draw an arrow to the place you want it moved

In the footnotes, circle the citation in the footnote you want moved, and draw an arrow to the place you... In the footnotes, circle the citation in the footnote you want moved, and draw an arrow to the place you want it moved

In the footnotes, cross out the citation you want moved, and rewrite it where you want the citation placed

To move a footnote from one sentence to another, you should circle the footnote in the text and draw an arrow to indicate where you want it moved. This method visually connects the footnote to its new location, making it clear and easy to follow for readers.

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14. For this law review article, "Edward S. Adams, Dean E. Thomas Sullivan: Building a Stronger Foundation, 88 Minn. L. Rev. 1..." find the preferred source PDF. When you open the PDF of the article, how many pages do you have to print to have everything required for the BBEs?

What are BBEs?

1 page, the first page of the article has everything

2 pages, all the info is on the first two pages of the article

3 pages, all the info is on the first three pages of the article

4 pages, you need the first three pages of the article, as well as the cover sheet that Hein puts... 4 pages, you need the first three pages of the article, as well as the cover sheet that Hein puts in the front of every PDF of an article

The preferred source PDF for the law review article is the first three pages of the article. This includes all the necessary information for the BBEs. The answer of 3 pages is correct because it states that all the information is on the first three pages of the article.

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15. I wish my MEs were more _______________ (no wrong answers)

Accessible. (it's too hard to get a response from them, or it takes too long)

Helpful. (sometimes they don't give helpful answers or advice when I ask them something)

On top of their stuff. (sometimes they don't seem to know deadlines or what we're supposed to be doing)

Friendly. (sometimes they seem not so friendly or nice)

Nothing. (they've been great!)

The correct answer is "Accessible." This means that the person wishes their MEs were easier to reach or that they would respond more quickly. It implies that there is currently difficulty in getting a response from them or that it takes a long time to get a reply.

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