W5 - Self Directed Quiz drill

W5 - Quiz (first grade post to system exercise)


SELF DIRECTED - STUDY GUIDE

Note: Classroom quiz is to be completed to earn a passing grade for the first grade posting of the semester (9/19/09)

Directive:

• Students must comment to this post after reviewing content. Grade will not be earn without this step being completed. Comment post must read, 'I have reviewed this post prior to taking the classroom quiz."
• Professor reserves the right to hold the Quiz either Weds or Thursday of the 5th week. If an excused absence is not agreed to prior to Tuesday of the first week, the student will receive a falling quiz grade.
• Bring sheets of lined paper to class for exam answers
• This is a closed text/blog/google search/journal quiz.
• Students should have reviewed all of the learning tools identified in week 4 classroom.

Study Guide/Sample Questions (as directed by student input):

1. What is a thesis statement? Where is it most commonly found?
2. What are the steps of an outline?
3. Describe Primary Research & Secondary research
4. Name two research tools you will find at a library.
5. What is the objective of the course?
6. Provide a graphic of MLA format (first page)
7. When is Chicago style research used.
8. Provide the structure of a five paragraph Essay
9. Identify two essay types reviewed during weeks 1/2/3/4
10. What are the primary themes of the essay, "Stick and Stones"?
11. List three pre-writing activities
12. Recall three vocabulary terms from first vocabulary drill.
13. Tell me something not covered in these above questions that you know you know.
    

Note: Detailed questions requested. Sampling does not mean that all these questions will be on the quiz or that the question(s) will be 100% written as it is on this post.

Week Five Preview - as it relates to quiz -overall week 4 preview will be posted later:

Monday - Overview of journal entries.
Tuesday - No quiz work
Wednesday - No quiz work
Thursday - Quiz

Note: Quiz will be performed during normal classroom period. Quiz is submitted on the instructors desk at the end of the course - no leaving early.