NSE 101 WEEK 1-6 EXAM QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT VERIFIED SOLUTIONS 100% GUARANTEED PASS

NSE 101 WEEK 1-6 EXAM QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT VERIFIED SOLUTIONS 100% GUARANTEED PASS What are literature reviews - ANS Summarizing what is known, synthesizing Types: Annotated bibliography: includes citation and annotation; very concise Narrative review: much longer Scoping review Systematic review What is editorial writing - ANS Shared educational opinion on controversial topic, written from assumed knowledge; author has expertise on topic Use professional tone, clear simple language, short title, factual, persuade audience, don't overwhelm with statistics What is critical writing - ANS Detailed assessment of a text which involved critical thinking and taking a stance; inserts your own ideas to text Adopt language, be clear and argue one point a time, avoid severe harsh language What is the goal of writing - ANS For your audience (group you want to influence) or reader (usually instructor) to recognize the purpose of your writing What should we consider when thinking about writing fundamentals - ANS Our purpose, our audience and reader, the verbs in guideline How to write a purpose statement - ANS Consider audience, be clear and concise, present tense, use first or third person, verbs align with guidelines (1 or 2 verbs) What is a scholarly tone and what should it convey - ANS originality What type of words negate a scholarly tone - ANS Jargon, slang, cliches, misused words What are the points of view and their use - ANS First person (I, our, we) helps avoid anthropomorphism Second person (you, your) used for informational and instructional resources for clients Third person (she, he, it, they) used to eliminate subjectively and provide objective perspective to writing What are the tones of writing - ANS Informal Conversational Professional Scientific Ironic Critical Rhetorical Political What are some common writing errors - ANS Contractions (it's, you're) Excessive modifiers (overuse of adjective) Semicolon: dont use to separate incomplete clauses or list items Listing commas (oxford comma) Comma splice: two independent clauses Run on: two independent clauses Verb form (speak, spoke) Wrong preposition (in, at, on, of, to) What is anthropomorphism - ANS Attribution of human characteristics or behaviour to animal, object What is a denotation and connotation - ANS Denotation: dictionary/literary definition Connotation: how we think/feel; can be negative, positive, neutral What are the 5 phases of the writing process - ANS Prewriting, outlining, rough draft, revising, editing What is the most important tip for the writing process - ANS Use iterative process: writing is not linear; it requires moving back and forth What initial practices are best for the writing process - ANS Review assignment details and highlight verbs Think about you in relation to the topic; what is your positionality: where do you stand? What is the brainstorming phase - ANS Clustering: tree diagram Listing: list ideas Freestyling: talk nonstop