English 12 A- Lesson 04
Andie is writing an essay about herb gardening for the amateur gardener. Which entry would most likely be found in her annotated bibliography?
Sanchez, Martha. "Successful Gardens Anywhere." Gardener's Monthly Review 3 June 2005: 12-14. This article lists plants—by hardiness and planting situation—that have proven successful for beginning gardeners.
Reread the section called "An Opportunity to Begin a National Conversation" from the article "Going Dark." Which option best represents what the speaker means when he claims that the FBI has "no monopoly on wisdom"?
The FBI may know a lot, but it does not know everything.
Which option best identifies a key idea that the speaker states in "Going Dark"?
The public needs to understand that its need for privacy must be evaluated alongside knowledge of what the FBI does and why.
Reread the section called "Case Examples" from the article "Going Dark." Which options correctly explain how the speaker develops the idea that encryption of phones can hinder law enforcement from doing its job effectively? Select all that apply.
The speaker provides real-life examples of how accessing the content of phones helped solve crimes. The speaker mentions some potential results if law enforcement cannot get the information it needs: homicide suspects or child predators could walk free.
Read the sentence. Hui Yin's little brother tried to delude her into thinking that he lost his baseball glove, but she knew it was probably in his locker at school. Which is the best synonym of the word delude as used in this sentence?
deceive
Reread the section called "The Challenge of Going Dark" from the article "Going Dark." Which option best describes what the speaker most likely sees as a way to address the current limitations on lawful authority?
revision of the Communications Assistance for Law Enforcement Act
The concept of going dark, as defined in the article "Going Dark," means _[blank]_ when it comes to intercepting and accessing data from technology. Which option correctly completes the sentence?
that the FBI has legal authority but not technical ability
Desert ecosystems are typically harsh environments for their occupants. Excessive heat and little rainfall make survival difficult. Animals in the North American deserts include tortoises, jackrabbits, and kangaroo rats. Life forms inhabiting the desert must adapt accordingly. What information from the paragraph is not relevant to the main idea of the paragraph?
Animals in the North American deserts include tortoises, jackrabbits, and kangaroo rats.
Which options correctly explain the connection between the idea of court-ordered interception and the idea of encryption as explained in "Going Dark"? Select all that apply.
Both are issues that the FBI must deal with often, if not daily. Both affect the security and privacy of the public.
Reread the section called "My Thoughts" from the article "Going Dark." Which options correctly analyze the speaker's view about addressing citizens' mistrust and law enforcement's fears? Select all that apply.
Citizens and law enforcement must begin to communicate about security and liberty before it's too late. Mistrust of the government is out of control, and citizens and law enforcement need to work together to improve the relationship.
Reread the section called "Correcting Misconceptions" from the article "Going Dark." Which options correctly analyze the speaker's ideas about solving the encryption issue? Select all that apply.
Court orders and legal processes can be used for lawful interception of encrypted data or to force access to data that has been encrypted. Designers can use a front-door approach to build a lawful intercept solution into an encryption system, or to create a way to access data that has been encrypted.
