RLGN 301 Quiz 4

RLGN 301 Quiz 4 Liberty University

1. True or false. Passive voices makes sentences cumbersome for the reader.
2. True or False. A paragraph should be focused on one topic.
3. When referring to the stated views and beliefs of past or present writers, what tense should be used?
4. True or False. When writing a research paper, you should use the kind of language you would use for a sermon.
5. Which of the following is NOT one of the principle parts of a paper?
6. True or False. The first person perspective is generally the perspective used in research papers.
7. The _________ gives the clear report of the findings.
8. When referring to a past event, what tense should be used?
9. “Consequently” is an example of what kind of term?
10. Research papers should use what form of language?
11. The _________ summarizes and evaluates the findings.
12. True or False. It is important to use simple, concise, and clear language when writing a research paper.
13. True or False. You should avoid exclamation marks in research papers.
14. Which of the following terms does NOT represent a dogmatic term?
15. True or False. A research paper will contain contracted forms of words such as can’t, wouldn’t, and shouldn’t.
16. The writing process generally makes up what amount of time of the overall research and writing process?
17. Which of the following represents colloquial language?
18. What is the smallest unit of a paper?
19. Which of the following represents modest and tentative language?
20. True or False. Using superlatives such as best, finest, and largest are desirable terms for the research paper.
21. The ___________ states the main idea of the paragraph.
22. Which of the following pronouns does NOT represent the first person perspective?
23. True or False. Research language is modest and tentative rather than dogmatic.
24. __________ are the words and ideas of another person.
25. True or False. A research paper will contain more adverbs and adjectives than nouns and verbs.

Set 1

1. True or False. It is desirable to use “the researcher” or “the writer” instead of using the first person perspective.
2. The summarizes and evaluates the findings.
3. Which of the following represents passive voice?
4. True or False. Research language is modest and tentative rather than dogmatic.
5. True or False. When writing a research paper, you should use the kind of language you would use for a sermon.
6. are the words and ideas of another person.
7. The sets the stage, preparing the reader to understand the purpose, nature, and direction of the paper.
8. Which of the following is not appropriate for a research paper?
9. The gives the clear report of the findings.
10. One device that fosters unity in a paragraph is a .
11. “Consequently” is an example of what kind of term?
12. Which of the following represents colloquial language?
13. Which of the following represents modest and tentative language?
14. Which of the following is NOT one of the principle parts of a paper?
15. “Meanwhile” is an example of what kind of term?
16. True or False. It is important to use simple, concise, and clear language when writing a research paper.
17. True or False. A research paper will contain more adverbs and adjectives than nouns and verbs.
18. True or False. A research paper will contain contracted forms of words such as can’t, wouldn’t, and shouldn’t.
19. True or False. As a general rule of thumb, a paragraph should be completely visible on the computer screen without scrolling if it is the correct length.
20. Research papers should use what form of language?
21. The states the main idea of the paragraph.
22. True or false. Passive voices makes sentences cumbersome for the reader.
23. True or False. You should avoid exclamation marks in research papers.
24. True or False. Using superlatives such as best, finest, and largest are desirable terms for the research paper.
25. What is the smallest unit of a paper?

Set 2

1. Which of the following terms does NOT represent a dogmatic term?
2. “Consequently” is an example of what kind of term?
3. Research papers should use what form of language?
4. True or False. Research language is modest and tentative rather than dogmatic.
5. Which of the following is NOT one of the principle parts of a paper?
6. True or False. You should avoid exclamation marks in research papers.
7. The _________ sets the stage, preparing the reader to understand the purpose, nature, and direction of the paper.
8. True or False. It is desirable to use “the researcher” or “the writer” instead of using the first person perspective.
9. The writing process generally makes up what amount of time of the overall research and writing process?
10. “Meanwhile” is an example of what kind of term?
11. When referring to the stated views and beliefs of past or present writers, what tense should be used?
12. True or False. When writing a research paper, you should use the kind of language you would use for a sermon.
13. The ___________ states the main idea of the paragraph.
14. The _________ gives the clear report of the findings.
15. Coherence is concerned with ___________.
16. Which of the following represents colloquial language?
17. The _________ summarizes and evaluates the findings.
18. Which of the following pronouns does NOT represent the first person perspective?
19. __________ are the words and ideas of another person.
20. True or False. It is important to use simple, concise, and clear language when writing a research paper.
21. True or False. A research paper will contain contracted forms of words such as can’t, wouldn’t, and shouldn’t.
22. True or False. Using superlatives such as best, finest, and largest are desirable terms for the research paper.
23. True or False. As a general rule of thumb, a paragraph should be completely visible on the computer screen without scrolling if it is the correct length.
24. Which of the following is not appropriate for a research paper?
25. What is the smallest unit of a paper?

Set 3

1. “Consequently” is an example of what kind of term?
2. True or False. As a general rule of thumb, a paragraph should be completely visible on the computer screen without scrolling if it is the correct length.
3. The _________ gives the clear report of the findings.
4. True or False. It is important to use simple, concise, and clear language when writing a research paper.
5. When referring to a past event, what tense should be used?
6. __________ are the words and ideas of another person.
7. The ___________ states the main idea of the paragraph.
8. Which of the following is not appropriate for a research paper?
9. Which of the following pronouns does NOT represent the first person perspective?
10. True or False. A paragraph should be focused on one topic.
11. True or false. Passive voices makes sentences cumbersome for the reader.
12. True or False. It is desirable to use “the researcher” or “the writer” instead of using the first person perspective.
13. Which of the following represents passive voice?
14. True or False. You should avoid exclamation marks in research papers.
15. Which of the following terms does NOT represent a dogmatic term?
16. When referring to the stated views and beliefs of past or present writers, what tense should be used?
17. The _________ sets the stage, preparing the reader to understand the purpose, nature, and direction of the paper.
18. Coherence is concerned with ___________.
19. Which of the following is NOT one of the principle parts of a paper?
20. Which of the following represents colloquial language?
21. One device that fosters unity in a paragraph is a _________.
22. Research papers should use what form of language?
23. The _________ summarizes and evaluates the findings.
24. The writing process generally makes up what amount of time of the overall research and writing process?
25. True or False. Using superlatives such as best, finest, and largest are desirable terms for the research paper.

Set 4

1. Research papers should use what form of language?
2. Coherence is concerned with ___________.
3. True or False. You should avoid exclamation marks in research papers.
4. When referring to a past event, what tense should be used?
5. The _________ gives the clear report of the findings.
6. When referring to the stated views and beliefs of past or present writers, what tense should be used?
7. True or False. A paragraph should be focused on one topic.
8. Which of the following represents colloquial language?
9. The _________ sets the stage, preparing the reader to understand the purpose, nature, and direction of the paper.
10. “Meanwhile” is an example of what kind of term?
11. Which of the following represents modest and tentative language?
12. True or False. It is important to use simple, concise, and clear language when writing a research paper.
13. True or False. When writing a research paper, you should use the kind of language you would use for a sermon.
14. One device that fosters unity in a paragraph is a _________.
15. Which of the following represents passive voice?
16. “Consequently” is an example of what kind of term?
17. What is the smallest unit of a paper?
18. True or False. As a general rule of thumb, a paragraph should be completely visible on the computer screen without scrolling if it is the correct length.
19. True or false. Passive voices makes sentences cumbersome for the reader.
20. True or False. It is desirable to use “the researcher” or “the writer” instead of using the first person perspective.
21. True or False. Research language is modest and tentative rather than dogmatic.
22. The ___________ states the main idea of the paragraph.
23. Which of the following terms does NOT represent a dogmatic term?
24. True or False. A research paper will contain contracted forms of words such as can’t, wouldn’t, and shouldn’t.
25. True or False. The first person perspective is generally the perspective used in research papers.