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Which option tells what it means to draw conclusions from your research?(1 point)
Why is it important to analyze information from your research when conducting a research project?(1 point)
Xavier wants to conduct a research project about eating healthy foods. Which search terms could Xavier use to find helpful information?(1 point)
Which option is a digital source?(1 point)
Use the sentences to answer the question.
The local International Food Fair is popular with many residents. Over 10,000 attend the festival each year, and more are expected to attend this year.
Katie paraphrased this information from a local newspaper. Which option tells what is missing from her paraphrasing?
(1 point)
Jamie wrote, "All babies are born with blue eyes." Which option tells what this is an example of?(1 point)
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Which option tells what it means to draw conclusions from your research?(1 point)
Responses
search for different types of sources
search for different types of sources
read through sources multiple times
read through sources multiple times
complete a detailed investigation of a topic
complete a detailed investigation of a topic
make inferences based on the information
make inferences based on the information
The correct option that tells what it means to draw conclusions from your research is "make inferences based on the information".
Why is it important to analyze information from your research when conducting a research project?(1 point)
Responses
to learn more about the author of the source
to learn more about the author of the source
to understand how writing works
to understand how writing works
to decide whether the resource is positive or negative
to decide whether the resource is positive or negative
to determine what the facts and details explain about the topic
The correct option that tells why it is important to analyze information from your research when conducting a research project is "to determine what the facts and details explain about the topic".
Xavier wants to conduct a research project about eating healthy foods. Which search terms could Xavier use to find helpful information?(1 point)
healthy food
food choices
good food
delicious foods
The correct search terms that Xavier could use to find helpful information for his research project on eating healthy foods are "healthy food" and "food choices".
The local International Food Fair is popular with many residents. Over 10,000 attend the festival each year, and more are expected to attend this year.
Katie paraphrased this information from a local newspaper. Which option tells what is missing from her paraphrasing?
(1 point)
Responses
her name
quotation marks
the author's words
citation
The correct option that tells what is missing from Katie's paraphrasing is "citation".
Jamie wrote, "All babies are born with blue eyes." Which option tells what this is an example of?(1 point)
Responses
citation
citation
paraphrase
paraphrase
indirect quote
indirect quote
direct quote
The correct option that tells what this is an example of is "direct quote".
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Which option is a digital source?(1 point)
Responses
a magazine you bought in a store
a magazine you bought in a store
an e-book accessed through the internet
an e-book accessed through the internet
a journal article you read at the school library
a journal article you read at the school library
a newspaper article your teacher gave you
The correct option that is a digital source is "an e-book accessed through the internet".
Bobby is giving a presentation about hurricane damage. Which media format would best help a reader understand the damage caused to homes?(1 point)
Responses
a video on how to prepare for hurricanes
a video on how to prepare for hurricanes
a graph of money spent on supplies
a graph of money spent on supplies
a graph of how much home repairs cost
a graph of how much home repairs cost
a photo of homes after the hurricane was over
The media format that would best help a reader understand the damage caused to homes in Bobby's presentation about hurricane damage is "a photo of homes after the hurricane was over".
Many experts have recommended discontinuing the use of plastic straws because they hurt the environment. In 3–5 sentences, describe how you would conduct a research project about the effects of plastic on the environment.
To conduct a research project about the effects of plastic on the environment, I would begin by selecting relevant sources of information such as government reports, academic journals, and credible news articles. I will search using keywords like "plastic pollution", "effects of plastic on the environment", and "environmental impacts of plastic use". I would make an outline of my research project that includes a clear research question, a literature review, methodology, findings, and a conclusion. I would analyze the information gathered and synthesize it into a comprehensive report that highlights the impacts of plastic on the environment. Finally, I would ensure that the sources used are cited appropriately and evaluate the credibility of the information collected.
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To conduct a research project about the effects of plastic on the environment, I would select credible sources of information using relevant keywords like "plastic pollution" and "environmental impacts of plastic use". I would analyze and synthesize the collected data into a report that highlights the negative impacts of plastic on the environment, and ensure that all sources are cited appropriately.
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In 1–2 sentences, explain the importance of determining a speaker’s intended audience.
It is important to determine a speaker's intended audience because it can help to tailor the message to the audience appropriately, making sure that the message is delivered effectively and understood by the intended audience.
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Think of a health issue that you would like to research. In 3–5 sentences, describe how you would create and use search terms effectively to find information. Include the specific search terms and share how you would make sure the information is reliable
If I were to research the health issue of obesity, I would start by breaking down the topic into smaller subtopics and creating a list of relevant keywords such as "obesity causes", "obesity prevention", and "obesity treatment options". I would then use these keywords to search for information on credible sources such as health-related academic journals, government websites, and reputable news websites. To ensure the reliability of the information, I would evaluate the source of information by checking its credibility, bias, and timeliness. I would also read through the article carefully, paying attention to supporting evidence, references, and whether the information is supported by data or not.
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If I wanted to research about obesity, I would start by writing down some important words like what causes it, how to stop it, and how to treat it. Then I would use these words to search for information from good websites like the government or universities. I want to make sure the information I find is true and helpful, so I’ll check who wrote it and if they know a lot about it. I'll also make sure to read carefully to find out if the information is backed up by facts.
Use the claim and evidence to complete the activity.
Claim: People have many voting options if they can’t get to the polls on Election Day.
Evidence: People can cast their ballot early or by mail.
In 1–2 sentences, evaluate the relevance and sufficiency of the evidence in the argument above to determine if the claim is or is not convincing
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The evidence given is relevant and sufficient to support the claim because it provides two specific options for voting that can be used by people who are unable to go to the polls on Election Day. The fact that there are multiple ways to vote suggests that anyone who is eligible and wants to exercise their right to vote should be able to do so, regardless of their circumstances or schedule. Therefore, the claim is convincing.
Think of a health issue that you would like to research. In 3 to 5 sentences, describe how you would create and use search terms effectively to find information include specific, search terms, and share how you would make sure the information is relatable
If I wanted to research about anxiety disorders, I would start by selecting relevant keywords like "anxiety causes", "anxiety treatment", and "coping strategies for anxiety". Then, I would use these keywords to find information from credible sources such as academic journals, government websites, and mental health associations. To ensure the credibility of the information, I would evaluate the source by checking its credentials, objectivity, and accuracy of information. I would also read reviews, comments and check the sources of the author's references to verify that they are trustworthy. Moreover, I would look for information that provides evidence-based solutions for those with anxiety disorders.
Can you nearest town to 3 to 5 sentences?
I'm sorry, I don't understand what you mean by "nearest town". Could you please provide more context or clarify your question?
Can you narrow it down to 3 to 5 sentences
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Think I have a health issue that you would like to re-search. In 3 to 5 sentences, describe how you would create and use search terms effectively to find information include the specific search terms. I’m sure how you would make sure the information is relatable.
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If I were researching the health issue of migraine headaches, I would start by selecting relevant keywords like "migraine causes", "migraine treatments", and "migraine triggers". Then, I would use these keywords to find information from credible sources such as medical journals, academic books and websites, and reputable health organizations. To ensure the reliability of the information, I would evaluate the source for accuracy and objectivity, check the author's credentials and references, and look for studies or research findings that confirm the information provided. I would also prioritize information that provides evidence-based solutions, or recommendations based on scientific research.
Narrow it down to 3 to 5 sentences
To research migraine headaches, I would use keywords like "migraine causes", "treatments", and "triggers". Then, I would find information from credible sources like academic journals, medical websites, and health organizations, and evaluate the information for accuracy and objectivity. By prioritizing evidence-based solutions and recommendations based on scientific research, I can make sure that any information I find is reliable and can help me understand the causes, treatments, and prevention of migraines.
Mary wants to paraphrase is source in her essay in one to two sentences explain to marry how to paraphrase to avoid plagiarism.
To paraphrase a source, Mary should read the original text carefully and then rewrite it in her own words without changing the meaning or main ideas. To avoid plagiarism, she should also use in-text citations and include a works cited page to list all sources used in her essay.
Use the paragraph to complete the activity. People used to incorporate more fruits and vegetables into their daily diets to reduce health risks. Many Americans do not eat in a fruit or vegetables. That should change so people can be healthier. In 1 to 2 sentences evaluate the soundness of the reasoning of this claim
The reasoning of the claim is sound because it is based on the idea that adding more fruits and vegetables to one's daily diet can reduce health risks, which is supported by numerous studies. The claim also acknowledges the fact that many Americans do not consume enough fruits and vegetables, which is a key factor contributing to various diseases and health issues. Thus, making a change in one's dietary habits to incorporate more fruits and vegetables can potentially lead to better health outcomes.
Can you narrow it down to 1-2 sentences?
The reasoning of the claim is sound because incorporating more fruits and vegetables into one's diet has been shown to reduce health risks and many Americans do not consume enough of them, emphasizing the need for change to promote better health.
You are interested in adopting a family pet. Do you see is a newspaper article about a local shelter in your neighborhood you check the Internet to see if the shelter has a website. Write a paragraph that explains which source would help you find out what kind of animal shelter has available for adoption.
If I were interested in adopting a family pet, the best source to find out what kind of animals the local shelter has available for adoption would be their website. The shelter’s website would provide detailed information about the animals up for adoption, including their breed, age, sex, and temperament. The website would also provide photos and videos, making it easier to select a pet that would be a good fit for my family. Additionally, the website would offer additional information about the shelter, including hours of operation, adoption fees, and policies on spaying/neutering, vaccinations, and follow-up care.
Can you narrow it down to 3-4 sentences
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You are interested in adopting a family pet. Do you see is a newspaper article about a local shelter in your neighborhood you check the Internet to see if the shelter has a website. Write a paragraph that explains which source would help you find out what kind of animal shelter has available for adoption.
To find out what kinds of animals a local shelter has available for adoption, the shelter's website would be the best source. The website would provide information about the animals up for adoption, such as their breed, age, sex, and personality traits. Additionally, the website would offer photos and videos of each pet, making it easier to select a pet that would be a good fit for the family. The website may also include information about the adoption process, hours of operation, and fees related to adoption and pet care, making it a convenient and reliable source for finding information about adopting a pet.
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In 1–2 sentences, explain the importance of determining a speaker’s intended audience.
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Determining a speaker's intended audience is important as it helps to make sure the message is appropriate, relevant and resonates with the intended audience. Knowing the audience can also help to adjust the tone and delivery of the message, making it more engaging, informative, and effective. Additionally, speaking effectively to a specific audience can help to build a connection and trust between the speaker and their audience, leading to better communication and understanding.
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Determining a speaker's intended audience is crucial to delivering an effective and relevant message. Adjusting the tone, language, and delivery of the message to match the audience's understanding and need can make the message more engaging and informative. Connecting with the audience by speaking their language often leads to better communication, understanding, and trust between the speaker and the audience.
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Knowing the audience is crucial for delivering an effective message that resonates with them. Adjusting the delivery style based on the audience's needs results in better communication and understanding, building trust and connection between the speaker and the audience.
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Think of a health issue that you would like to research. In 3–5 sentences, describe how you would create and use search terms effectively to find information. Include the specific search terms and share how you would make sure the information is reliable.
If I were researching the health issue of diabetes, I would start by creating a list of relevant keywords like "diabetes causes", "diabetes symptoms", and "diabetes prevention". I would use these keywords to search for information on credible sources such as academic search engines, medical journals, and government websites. To ensure the credibility and reliability of the information, I would evaluate the source by checking the author's credentials and the objectivity of the information provided. Additionally, I would prioritize evidence-based studies and research findings to make sure the information I find is reliable and informative.
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Sure, let me simplify it for you. To research diabetes, I would start by creating a list of keywords like "causes", "symptoms", and "prevention". Then, I would use these keywords to search for information on credible sources such as academic search engines, medical journals, and government websites. To make sure the information is reliable and factual, I would carefully evaluate the source's credibility by looking at the author's credentials and verifying the information with other sources. By prioritizing evidence-based research, I can guarantee that any information I find is trustworthy and helpful in understanding the causes, symptoms, and prevention of diabetes.
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To research diabetes, I would create a list of keywords like "causes", "symptoms", and "prevention". Then, I would search credible sources such as medical journals and government websites, evaluating sources for reliability, and verifying with other sources to guarantee the information is trustworthy.
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Sure, let me revise it again for better clarity. To start researching about diabetes, I would create a list of keywords that would aid me in finding useful information such as "diabetes causes", "symptoms of
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Mary wants to paraphrase a source in her essay. In 1–2 sentences, explain to Mary how to paraphrase to avoid plagiarism.
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bot can you answer this please? How would a diagram of the water cycle be helpful to a reader?(1 point)
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It would allow the reader to skip reading the text.
It would allow the reader to skip reading the text.
It would make the water cycle more interesting.
It would make the water cycle more interesting.
It would give the reader a break in the text.
It would give the reader a break in the text.
It would help the reader better understand the process.
It would help the reader better understand the process.
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How would a diagram of the water cycle be helpful to a reader? (1 point)
Responses
It would help the reader better understand the process.
It would make the water cycle more interesting.
It would give the reader a break in the text.
It would allow the reader to skip reading the text.
Xavier wants to conduct a research project about eating healthy foods. Which search terms could Xavier use to find helpful information?(1 point)
Responses
healthy food
healthy food
delicious foods
delicious foods
good food
good food
food choices
food choices