Seminar final

The Office of Student _____________ handles reports of sexual violence, dating/domestic violence, and stalking.

conduct

Sexual Violence is any sexual contact that occurs without effective _____________.

consent

A citation is the information the author himself would need to find a source again, but it is not shared with the reader in a scholarly article.

false

Academic libraries do not use the Library of Congress System.

false

According to the textbook, "Structural racism is a system in which public policies, institutional practices, cultural representations, and other norms work in various—often reinforcing—ways to perpetuate racial group inequity." But the textbook emphasizes that there is no such racism in the US.

false

According to the textbook, "critical" means "making hasty judgments."

false

According to the textbook, a biased source is necessarily wrong.

false

According to the textbook, critical does not mean that we should be skeptical about our own ideas.

false

According to the textbook, culture is so transparent that we understand intuitively that not everyone shares our way of thinking and behaving.

false

According to the textbook, higher order concerns or "big picture" elements should not be prioritized during the revision of a paper.

false

According to the textbook, if you are honest, you do not make mistakes.

false

According to the textbook, learning critical thinking in one context—biology, history, or economics—cannot help you think critically about all kinds of ideas.

false

According to the textbook, part of being a university student is learning to find value in one's own opinions, but not in other people's opinions.

false

According to the textbook, responsible people admit when they have made a mistake, but they do not apologize

false

According to the textbook, the purpose and genre of a writing task do not influence how you approach the topic.

false

According to the textbook, the word "argue" is a relation word.

false

According to the textbook, the word "reflect" is an information word.

false

According to the textbook, the word "summarize" is an interpretation word.

false

According to the textbook, trust is not an important part of the academic process.

false

According to the textbook, writing is not a social act.

false

If you have ever heard someone say that a paper "flows," that means that it does not move forward from one idea to the next in an organized, logical way.

false

In order to make sense of an assignment it is not important to pay attention to key words used in writing prompts.

false

In the late 19th century a so-called normal school was established in Cape Girardeau. A normal school means a school for normal people.

false

In your first year at Southeast you do not have an academic advisor.

false

Information literacy is a misconceived concept that is of no use in a library.

false

It is not recommended that you work part-time in college.

false

It is required that you use an encyclopedia as one of your sources.

false

Librarians from Kent Library cannot help you with research.

false

Obesity is not more common in adults without a college degree than those who finished college

false

Peer-reviewed articles can only be a primary source.

false

Secondary sources are often created by someone who witnessed or participated in the event.

false

Southeast Missouri State University does not have a Task Force on Diversity.

false

Southeast Missouri State University does not outline more than three core values that compose academic integrity. These are honesty, trust, and responsibility.

false

Southeast Missouri State University has only one campus.

false

Southeast does not offer any career counseling.

false

The President of the university who is known for popularizing Missouri's state nickname, "The Show-Me State", is President Dearmont.

false

The President of the university who is remembered cheekily as "the president who got punched" is President Dobbins.

false

The marching band of the university was named "Semo Band" in 1957.

false

The maximum word count of the paper is 1000 words, but the works cited list is part of the word count.

false

The paper must make attribution to or quote at least five sources, but it should not be listed in your Works Cited list.

false

The textbook claims that the acknowledgement of another person's experience is not related to the ability to be culturally competent.

false

The textbook emphasizes that your culture determines that you necessarily believe what you have learned.

false

There is no computer lab in Kent library.

false

When a group of local businessmen and politicians founded our school in 1873, it was called the First District Normal School.

false

Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972 is a federal law that prohibits _____________ discrimination in education.

sex

According to the textbook, businesses become more willing to hire our graduates if students, faculty and staff can trust one another.

true

According to the textbook, common flaws found in arguments are usually called logical fallacies.

true

According to the textbook, critical thinking can be taught.

true

According to the textbook, cultural competence means that you can "focus on the systemic institutionalization of practices that empower one group (the dominant culture) and disenfranchise other groups (i.e., women, transgender people, African Americans)."

true

According to the textbook, honesty is not about perfection. It is about being a person of integrity.

true

According to the textbook, if we want to be critical, we should try to support ideas that we disagree with.

true

According to the textbook, it's not fair to your instructor when you recycle a paper you wrote for a different class, declaring it to be an original work for this assignment.

true

According to the textbook, peer-reviewed publications are more reliable than articles that are not reviewed.

true

According to the textbook, the case of a bicycle share program on campus illustrates the importance of considering the audience when you develop your argument in a paper.

true

According to the textbook, there may be things that you have learned and heard about other cultural groups such as Native Americans, African Americans and Muslims that clog your thought process.

true

America is a pluralistic, multicultural society.

true

As you progress through your essay, your paragraphs and main points should all tie back to your thesis.

true

By the time you complete college, it is estimated 60 percent of all new jobs created in Missouri will require a college credential.

true

Carnahan Hall and the Art Building are the two oldest existing buildings on campus today.

true

Cultural competence is the ability to effectively understand, communicate, and interact with people across cultures.

true

Cultural pluralism allows you to be you and others to be who they are without losing their cultural identity.

true

Family Weekend is the time when relatives from around the country come to Cape Girardeau to visit campus and cheer on the Redhawks.

true

For all Internet searches, it is required that you include the name of the search tool you used and the search words you used.

true

Glossing means: Read each paragraph and then write a one-sentence summary in the margin.

true

If you are not sure if your writing skills are up to par, you can take advantage of the services offered through the Writing Lab.

true

In high school, the contact between the student and teacher is closer and more frequent.

true

In the Academic Hall the visitor can read the sign: "Dearmont Day, in honor of our martyred president."

true

It is a requirement that you take the Writing Proficiency exam WP003 after completing 75 credit hours.

true

It is required that the works cited is annotated.

true

It is required that you read excerpts from Bertrand Russell's work.

true

It is required that you summarize Russell's critique of the wage system and explain how this critique is part of his general theory of guild socialism.

true

J. B. Legg designed Academic Hall that stands today.

true

Louis Houck donated to the university a collection of reproduction sculptures for the Academic Hall that can still be viewed at the Wedking Alumni Center.

true

Missouri author Mark Twain mentions Cape Girardeau in his memoir, Life on the Mississippi, describing the very first building the university built.

true

On campus there is a Gum Tree where students can discard their used gum by sticking it to the tree.

true

Peer-reviewed means that, before being published, articles were submitted for review by experts on that topic or in that discipline.

true

Rare Book Room in Kent library houses one of four major collections on the author William Faulkner in the United States and materials published from the twelfth through the early twentieth centuries.

true

Reductio to Hitlerum is described in the textbook as a logical fallacy.

true

Self-plagiarism is turning in an assignment for one class that was written for a different class. Even if you only use small sections of your own previous writing, it should be cited as an unpublished work.

true

Sometimes plagiarism is "accidental".

true

Sources must be attributed within the paper in addition to being listed under works cited.

true

Southeast Missouri State University has changed its name several times.

true

Southeast Missouri State University will investigate academic integrity breeches and administer fair and consistent consequences if dishonesty occurs. They will take into consideration each student's individual needs, situation, and circumstances during each investigation to make a fair determination.

true

Southeast's fifth president, Willard Vandiver, is credited with coining Missouri's state slogan "the Show Me State."

true

The Houck Field House and Stadium were named in Louis Houck's honor, president of the Board of Regents.

true

The International Center for Academic Integrity outlines five core values that compose academic integrity. These are honesty, trust, fairness, respect, and responsibility.

true

The city of Cape Girardeau is named after a Frenchman Jean Jacques Girardot who established a trading post in the area in the 1730s.

true

The founding father of Cape Girardeau was Louis Lorimier, a French-Canadian settler commissioned by the Spanish government to establish a trading post in 1793.

true

The prewriting stage is often described as invention because the focus is on creating ideas.

true

The topic of our research project is the wage system.

true

The tutors in the Writing Lab can help you in the writing process. You can work with a tutor in person, or you can submit a paper online and receive feedback within 24 hours.

true

The university's athletic teams changed their name to Redhawks because the previous name was considered offensive to Native Americans.

true

There are more than two dozen social organizations at Southeast Missouri State University today.

true

To think critically is to show genuine respect for an idea.

true

True or False: The Campus Violence Prevention program raises awareness and promotes the primary prevention of interpersonal violence to create a safe campus environment.

true

True or False: students who report an incident of sexual violence, dating violence, or stalking can be as involved or uninvolved in the investigation as they would like

true

Twenty-five-year-olds who earned a bachelor's degree have a life expectancy almost nine years longer than those who did not have a high school diploma.

true

You are encouraged to use at least two scholarly or academic journals.

true

You can chat online with a librarian in Kent library.

true

You can use your library account to renew checked out books in Kent library.

true

The Kent Library catalog search includes

a. Streaming videos b. Books c. DVDs d. All of these choices ------

Fill in the correct operator if we wanted at least one search term in every result: comics ________ graphic novels

OR

Which of these is NOT a strength of using a personal account as evidence:

a. A person may have access to events not widely available. b. An eyewitness might be the only source of evidence. c. Personal accounts help personalize events and issues. d. One person's experiences are generalizable to everyone's experiences.------

What search operator should be used if you wanted include another main concept in all your search results?

a. AND------ b. INCLUDE c. OR d. NOT

For English or literature subjects and classes, which citation style is more appropriate?

a. APA (American Psychological Association) b. CSE (Council of Science Editors) c. MLA (Modern Language Association)------ d. Chicago

Effective consent requires which of the following:

a. All participants are of the appropriate age b. All participants have the capacity c. All participants are saying YES of their own free will d. All of the above ------

Which of the following is NOT an example of a reference/introductory source?

a. An article in The Atlantic entitled "How Colleges Use Big Data to Target the Students They Want"---- b. The Wikipedia article "Big Data" c. The Dictionary of Media and Communication Studies article "Big Data" d. The book Big Data: A Very Short Introduction

What is NOT a reason to consider the perspectives in a source?

a. An author's perspectives, if they prevent them from acknowledging other perspectives, leads to bias. b. Perspectives influence how a source is created. c. You want to get multiple perspectives on a topic. d. It is important to find sources without perspectives.------

In what formats can you find journalism?

a. Analysis b. Opinion c. All of these choices------ d. Reporting

"Child" is a _______ in relation to "juvenile."

a. Broader term b. Narrower term c. Synonym----

"Captain America" is a __________ in relation to "super heroes."

a. Broader term b. Narrower term------ c. Synonym

"Climate change" is a __________ in relation to "global warming."

a. Broader term b. Synonym---- c. Narrower term

What is deep reading NOT good for?

a. Determining the perspectives represented in the source. b. Determining if a source is relevant to your research. c. Identifying whether a source is disinformation.---- d. Identifying if a source is current.

In this MLA citation, what is the article title? Summerfield, Penny. "Dunkirk and the Popular Memory of Britain at War, 1940—58." Journal of Contemporary History, vol. 45, no. 4, Oct. 2010, pp. 788-811. EBSCOhost, doi:10.1177/0022009410375260.

a. Dunkirk and the Popular Memory of Britain at War, 1940—58------ b. EBSCOhost c. Journal of Contemporary History d. Penny Summerfield

What are good things to investigate when lateral reading a source?

a. If there has been fact checking on this source b. The bias of the source c. Whether it has been identified as disinformation d. All of these choices------

In this MLA citation, what citation element is "pp. 151-166?" Alvarez, Steven. "Taco Literacy: Public Advocacy and Mexican Food in the U.S. Nuevo South." Composition Studies, vol. 45, no. 2, Fall2017, pp. 151-166. EBSCOhost, https://library.semo.edu:2443/login?url=http://search.ebscohost.com/login.aspx?direct=true&db=a9h&AN=125991884&site=ehost-live.

a. Issue number b. Digital Object Identifier c. Location----- d. Volume number

Which of these is NOT a scholarly research journal?

a. Journal of Consumer Research b. Advances in Physics c. The Washington Post ------ d. Bone and Joint Journal

If someone you know has been the victim of a sexual assault, it is important to:

a. Judge them b. Believe them ------ c. Ask them what they were wearing d. Demand they get revenge

Which of the following is NOT a warning sign of an unhealthy/abusive relationship:

a. Lots of hugs ------ b. Extreme jealousy c. Controlling behavior d. Isolation

"Nutrition" is a _________ in relation to "health."

a. Narrower term---- b. Synonym c. Broader term

Which of these is NOT a strength of using expert opinion as evidence?

a. None of these choices. b. Experts can analyze other evidence using their knowledge. c. Experts have knowledge other people don't. d. Experts do not have biases.------

Scholarly research can be found in all these formats EXCEPT

a. Online journals b. Books c. Video------ d. Print journals

What is the bias towards writing about information that will lead to more clicks or sales?

a. Publication bias------ b. Political bias c. Recency bias d. Viewership bias

In this MLA citation, what citation element is "Roch, Christine H., and Na Sai?" Roch, Christine H., and Na Sai. "Charter School Teacher Job Satisfaction." Educational Policy, vol. 31, no. 7, 2017, pp. 951-991. ProQuest, https://library.semo.edu:2443/login?url=https://search.proquest.com/docview/1947347633?accountid=38003, doi:http://dx.doi.org/10.1177/0895904815625281.

a. Publisher b. Journal title c. Title of source d. Authors------

In this MLA citation, what is the name of the journal? Ray Murray, Padmini. "Behind the Panel: Examining Invisible Labour in the Comics Publishing Industry." Publishing Research Quarterly, vol. 29, no. 4, 2013, pp. 336-343. ProQuest, https://library.semo.edu:2443/login?url=https://library.semo.edu:4836/docview/1461844235?accountid=38003, doi:http://library.semo.edu:2275/10.1007/s12109-013-9335-2.

a. Publishing Research b. Behind the Panel: Examining Invisible Labour in the Comics Publishing Industry c. ProQuest d. Publishing Research Quarterly------

Which of the following does NOT describe problems that require simple research?

a. Requires specialized resources to answer ------ b. Can be solved in a single, quick search c. Common knowledge d. Only one or very few correct answers

What search operator should be used if you wanted to add a synonym to your search?

a. SYN b. NOT c. AND d. OR------

Which of these is a deep reading strategy for evaluation?

a. Searching for information on a publisher's biases. b. Finding fact checking on an article. c. Looking up the author in Wikipedia. d. Looking at the evidence used in a source.------

Southeast Missouri State University is committed to providing support for students who have experienced:

a. Sexual Violence b. Dating/Domestic Violence c. Stalking d. all of the above ------

Perpetrators often use the following to assist them in their stalking behaviors:

a. Social status and the post office b. Smoke signals c. Social media and technology------ d. Horses and buggies

Databases can search for all of the following sources EXCEPT

a. Streaming video b. Scholarly Articles c. DVDs ------ d. Ebooks

Which of the following evidence types can be used to make generalized conclusions about a group of people?

a. Survey research of a representative sample of that group---- b. All of these choices c. A document used as an example of a group's beliefs d. A personal account used as an example of the group

Which of the following does NOT describe academic research?

a. There are disagreements on what the answer is b. There is not one right answer to the questions you are answering c. Requires only a quick search to find the answer--- d. Requires many sources of evidence

Which of the following is not true about using AND in your search?

a. Using AND can make your results more relevant by including all of your key concepts b. Using AND can incorporate different key concepts in your search c. Using AND can narrow your search if you are getting too many results d. Using AND can give you more results by adding search terms------

Which of the following is NOT a simple research habit?

a. Using social media as a main source of information b. Looking only at the first few search results c. Relying on a few trusted people for answers d. Trying multiple, specialized search engines ------

Why might your simple research habits not work with academic research?

a. You need specialized sources that your go-to search engine does not find b. The answers for your research might not been in the first few search results c. The people you usually ask for answers do not have the expertise to answer your question d. All of the above------

Which of these narrowing options is used to find results with more than just a summary in a database? i. Full Text ii. Peer Reviewed iii. Publication Date

i

Why would you want to compare multiple sources? i. To get multiple perspectives on a topic.ii. To try to identify a consensus on a topic.iii. To compare how professional the two sources look.

i & ii

You found an article in your search with the following subjects: i. AR-15 Rifle ii. Firearms iii. Legislation iv. Mental Health v. Murderers -- Mental Health vi. Violence prevention Which of these subjects would be good related terms for "guns"?

i & ii

Which of these are part of what makes up your perspective? i. Your race ii. Your gender iii. Your occupation

i, ii, & iii

According to Gollnick and Chinn, our lack of knowledge often leads to our responding to differences as personal affronts rather than simply cultural differences.

true

According to composition and rhetoric scholars, all writers go through a four-stage process as they move from an assigned task to a completed product: prewriting, writing, revising, editing, and proofreading.

true

According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, students with some college, but no degree, fair only slightly better in the workplace than students with no college experience

true

According to the Job Outlook 2018 survey conducted by the National Association of Colleges and Employers, 80.3 percent of employers want job candidates with strong written communication skills.

true

According to the Lumina Foundation, the likelihood of being happy is significantly higher if you graduated from college.

true