Question 1

PUNCTUATION MARKS
Each of the sentences below contains an error in punctuation. Refer to the box below to write, in the space provided, the letter identifying the error. Then correct the error.
a. missing comma 
b. missing apostrophe
c. missing semicolon 
d. missing quotation marks
-_____ 7. Lou rarely has a chance to relax on the weekends he's too busy catching up on the laundry and the food shopping.

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Question 2

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Each of the sentences below contains an error in punctuation. Refer to the box below to write, in the space provided, the letter identifying the error. Then correct the error.
a. missing comma 
b. missing apostrophe
c. missing semicolon 
d. missing quotation marks
-_____ 6. My dad's favorite saying is, Don't pull tomorrow's cloud over today's sunshine."

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Question 3

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Each of the sentences below contains an error in punctuation. Refer to the box below to write, in the space provided, the letter identifying the error. Then correct the error.
a. missing comma 
b. missing apostrophe
c. missing semicolon 
d. missing quotation marks
-_____ 5. President Coolidge, who was known as "Silent Cal" didn't talk much and slept eleven hours a day.

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Question 4

INFORMATION LITERACY
Some of the questions that follow are true-false or multiple choice questions, and some require you to write short answers.
-Which of the following is an example of an online database?
A) Lexis-Nexis Academic Universe
B) Academic Search Elite (EBSCO)
C) JSTOR (Journal Storage)
D) All of the these

Accepted Answer

All of the options listed (Lexis-Nexis Academic Universe, Academic Search Elite (EBSCO), and JSTOR) are examples of online databases that provide access to a variety of scholarly articles, legal documents, and other academic resources.

Question 5

PUNCTUATION MARKS
Each of the sentences below contains an error in punctuation. Refer to the box below to write, in the space provided, the letter identifying the error. Then correct the error.
a. missing comma 
b. missing apostrophe
c. missing semicolon 
d. missing quotation marks
-_____ 2. The cashier testified that the robbers face had been covered with a nylon stocking.

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Question 6

INFORMATION LITERACY
Some of the questions that follow are true-false or multiple choice questions, and some require you to write short answers.
-______ Most reputable journals, news sources, and published books have editors and other staff members to verify information; however, online no such quality control exists.

Accepted Answer

Most reputable journals, news sources, and published books have editors and other staff members to verify information, but online no such quality control exists.

Question 7

RUN-ONS
In the space provided, write R-O beside run-on sentences. Write C beside sentences that are punctuated correctly. Some of the run-ons have no punctuation between the two complete thoughts; others have only a comma.
Correct each run-on by using (l) a period and capital letter, (2) a comma plus a joining word, or (3) a semicolon. Do not use the same method of correction in each sentence.
-_____ 2. I respect my parents, I resent their attempts to choose a career for me.

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Question 8

INFORMATION LITERACY
Some of the questions that follow are true-false or multiple choice questions, and some require you to write short answers.
-When evaluating the reliability of an author, what is a pertinent question to ask?
A) Is the author known to be biased on this topic?
B) What credentials does the author have?
C) Has the author published other material on this topic?
D) All of these

Accepted Answer

All of these questions are pertinent when evaluating the reliability of an author. Checking for bias, credentials, and previous publications on the topic can help assess the author's credibility and reliability.

Question 9

INFORMATION LITERACY
Some of the questions that follow are true-false or multiple choice questions, and some require you to write short answers.
-_____ Though full of information, Wikipedia is an unreliable source because it can be edited by anyone.

Accepted Answer

Wikipedia can be edited by anyone, which means that the information may not always be accurate or reliable, as it can be subject to bias or vandalism.

Question 10

PUNCTUATION MARKS
Each of the sentences below contains an error in punctuation. Refer to the box below to write, in the space provided, the letter identifying the error. Then correct the error.
a. missing comma 
b. missing apostrophe
c. missing semicolon 
d. missing quotation marks
-_____ 8. "Were you fired or laid off?" the woman at the unemployment office asked. "There's a big difference.

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Question 11

PUNCTUATION MARKS
Each of the sentences below contains an error in punctuation. Refer to the box below to write, in the space provided, the letter identifying the error. Then correct the error.
a. missing comma 
b. missing apostrophe
c. missing semicolon 
d. missing quotation marks
-_____ 10. My school expects me to buy a laptop next year but I will barely have enough money for my tuition.

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Question 12

PUNCTUATION MARKS
Each of the sentences below contains an error in punctuation. Refer to the box below to write, in the space provided, the letter identifying the error. Then correct the error.
a. missing comma 
b. missing apostrophe
c. missing semicolon 
d. missing quotation marks
-_____ 4. Im thinking about calling the humane society, for our neighbor leaves his dog outside in the most bitterly cold weather.

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Question 13

INFORMATION LITERACY
Some of the questions that follow are true-false or multiple choice questions, and some require you to write short answers.
-_____ A Web address that ends with the domain .edu is automatically reliable.

Accepted Answer

The .edu domain is generally reserved for educational institutions, but the presence of this domain alone does not guarantee the reliability or accuracy of the information provided on the website.

Question 14

INFORMATION LITERACY
Some of the questions that follow are true-false or multiple choice questions, and some require you to write short answers.
-An example of a primary source is ____________.
A) a movie review
B) To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee
C) an analysis of a poem
D) an article evaluating the Constitution

Accepted Answer

A primary source is an original document or physical object which was written or created during the time under study. "To Kill a Mockingbird" by Harper Lee is an original literary work, making it a primary source.

Question 15

RUN-ONS
In the space provided, write R-O beside run-on sentences. Write C beside sentences that are punctuated correctly. Some of the run-ons have no punctuation between the two complete thoughts; others have only a comma.
Correct each run-on by using (l) a period and capital letter, (2) a comma plus a joining word, or (3) a semicolon. Do not use the same method of correction in each sentence.
-_____ 1. The can of mushroom soup must have spoiled, it was bulging at the top.

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Question 16

PUNCTUATION MARKS
Each of the sentences below contains an error in punctuation. Refer to the box below to write, in the space provided, the letter identifying the error. Then correct the error.
a. missing comma 
b. missing apostrophe
c. missing semicolon 
d. missing quotation marks
-_____ 3. Arlene just received a promotion she's now an assistant buyer for the sports shop in the mall.

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Question 17

PUNCTUATION MARKS
Each of the sentences below contains an error in punctuation. Refer to the box below to write, in the space provided, the letter identifying the error. Then correct the error.
a. missing comma 
b. missing apostrophe
c. missing semicolon 
d. missing quotation marks
-_____ 1. When Karen's mother returned to college this year the entire family had to help out with the housework.

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Question 18

INFORMATION LITERACY
Some of the questions that follow are true-false or multiple choice questions, and some require you to write short answers.
-_____Encyclopedias and atlases fall under the category of "General References."

Accepted Answer

Encyclopedias and atlases are considered general references because they provide overviews and basic information on a wide range of topics.

Question 19

INFORMATION LITERACY
Some of the questions that follow are true-false or multiple choice questions, and some require you to write short answers.
-FILL-IN: Magazines, journals, and newspapers are often referred to as ______________.

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Question 20

PUNCTUATION MARKS
Each of the sentences below contains an error in punctuation. Refer to the box below to write, in the space provided, the letter identifying the error. Then correct the error.
a. missing comma 
b. missing apostrophe
c. missing semicolon 
d. missing quotation marks
-_____ 9. The galaxy we live in is moving slowly through space someday it will probably collide with another galaxy.

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Quiz 1: College Writing Skills with Readings

INFORMATION LITERACY Some of the questions that follow are true-false or multiple choice questions, and some require you to write short answers. -Which of the following is an example of an online database?

INFORMATION LITERACY Some of the questions that follow are true-false or multiple choice questions, and some require you to write short answers. -When evaluating the reliability of an author, what is a pertinent question to ask?

INFORMATION LITERACY Some of the questions that follow are true-false or multiple choice questions, and some require you to write short answers. -_____ Though full of information, Wikipedia is an unreliable source because it can be edited by anyone.

INFORMATION LITERACY Some of the questions that follow are true-false or multiple choice questions, and some require you to write short answers. -_____ A Web address that ends with the domain .edu is automatically reliable.

INFORMATION LITERACY Some of the questions that follow are true-false or multiple choice questions, and some require you to write short answers. -An example of a primary source is ____________.

INFORMATION LITERACY Some of the questions that follow are true-false or multiple choice questions, and some require you to write short answers. -_____Encyclopedias and atlases fall under the category of "General References."

INFORMATION LITERACY Some of the questions that follow are true-false or multiple choice questions, and some require you to write short answers. -FILL-IN: Magazines, journals, and newspapers are often referred to as ______________.