1.All of the following are evident when doing intertextuality except_____ *
A.) Author borrows and transforms a prior text
B.)Reading one text and referencing another
C.)Text is influence by previous text and in turns anticipate future texts.
D.) None of the above
2.Assertions should be ________ *
A.)Strong and convincing
B.) Unsupported
C.) Fact and Opinion
D.)based from statistics only
3.Why do you need to review the existing literature? *
A.) You enjoy reading the academic research on your topic.
B.) Because without it, you could never reach the required word-count.
C.) To find out what is already known about your area of interest.
D.) To make sure you have a long list of references.
4.Why is a topic like 'Pollution is bad for the environment' not a good idea for a position statement? *
A.)It's too controversial
B.)There is nothing to debate, everyone knows that pollution is bad for the environment
C.)It would take too long to research
D.) You would need a PhD to adequately gather all the information
5. Which of the following is a long formal essay with the length of five to fifteen pages presenting the writer’s views and findings. *
A. Book Report
B. Formal Report
C. Research Report
D. Informal Report
6.Which of the following is NOT an audience of academic writing? *
A.)scholars
B.)professors
C.)individuals in the same field as that of the author
D.)individuals who read for pleasure​