Effective Speaking Chapter 3 - Lhs
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- 1._____ are often considered extremely reliable, usually contain a lot of detailed information, often have bibliographies or source notes, and can contain quotable passages for emotional appeals.
- A.
Books
- B.
Blogs
- C.
Newspapers
- D.
Newsletters
- 2._____ are often viewed as current and reliable, feature condensed information, and use accessible language.
- A.
Books
- B.
Web site
- C.
Newspapers
- D.
Journals
- 3.Which of the following databases would be most helpful for researching the cervical cancer vaccine?
- A.
CQ Weekly
- B.
OVID
- C.
Standard & Poor’s NetAdvantage
- D.
ERIC
- 4._____ are especially useful when looking for emotional appeal examples.
- A.
Commercial Web sites
- B.
Nonprofit organization Web sites
- C.
Blogs
- D.
Personal Web sites
- 5.Which of the following is NOT an advantage of using commercial Web sites as sources?
- A.
They are usually contain bias.
- B.
They can include information not found in print.
- C.
They are often current.
- D.
They are often seen as They are often seen as reliable by the audience.
- 6._____is/are useful for searching other, often smaller or unknown, engines and specialized sites.
- A.
General search engines
- B.
Metasearch engines
- C.
Web directories
- D.
The Invisible Web
- 7.“According to the Official Web site of Stephenie Meyer, on May 1, 2010, the core idea for Twilight was a dream Meyer had one night.” This is an example of an oral citation of a _____.
- A.
Blog.
- B.
Personal Web site.
- C.
Nonprofit organization Web site.
- D.
Commercial Web site
- 8.What is wrong with the following survey question? “Tell me if you prefer name brand or generic grocery products and list your favorite products.”
- A.
It is a leading question.
- B.
It is asking two different questions
- C.
It is asking for demographic information
- D.
It uses overly technical language.
- 9.____ are valuable for collecting information from a large group of people and allow you to collect a wide variety of information in a relatively easy and economical manner.
- A.
Surveys
- B.
Interviews
- C.
Media‐assisted interviews
- D.
Blogs
- 10.Which of the following is NOT a guideline for a research interview?
- A.
Plan your interview to last 30–60 minutes
- B.
Use more closed‐ended questions than open‐ended
- C.
Ask permission if you decide to tape the interview
- D.
Research the interviewee’s background
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