Information Literacy Test QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 2024 SOLUTION GRADE A+

It is a mistake to choose a research topic that you are really interested in; you will be too "close" to the subject to see both sides of the issue. False an abbreviated version of a full-blown research proposal. It is the natural next step after you have developed your research canvas. research prospectus is You should always challenge yourself by choosing a topic that little literature has been written about. False Creating a concept map is a good method to use for narrowing your topic. True Which databases allow you to browse for topic ideas? (Select one) a.) Opposing Viewpoints in Context b.) Issues & Controversies c.) CQ Researcher d.) All of the above d.) All of the above Concept mapping is a good technique to use for brainstorming for topic ideas and identifying key concepts to develop a research question. True A good topic for a research paper should be: (Select one) a.) interesting to you b.) neither too broad or too narrow c.) well-defined and specific d.) all of the above d.) all of the above If you choose a topic for a multiple-page research paper that is too broad or vague, you will likely find: (Select one) a.) very little information b.) too much information c.) just enough information d.) None of the above b.) too much information If you choose a topic for a multiple-page research paper that is very specific or new, you will likely find: (Select one) a.) very little information b.) too much information c.) just enough information d.) none of the above a.) very little information For a several page research paper, the topic listed below would be considered: (Select one): Topic: How are Occupational Therapists using technology to help individuals compensate for cognitive and functional mobility limitations? a.) too narrow b.) too broad c.) just right d.) too controversial c.) just right For a several page research paper, this topic would be considered (Select one): Topic: What measures have Richmond City schools taken to stop bullying both on and off school premises, and what impact (if any) have these measures had? a.) too narrow b.) too broad c.) just right d.) too controversial a.) too narrow What type of resource would contain an overview or background information on your topic? (Select one) a. Journal article b. Magazine article c. Encyclopedia article d. Newspaper article c. Encyclopedia article What type of resource is written by an expert in a particular field, reports on scholarly research, and includes a list of cited references at the end? (Select one) a. Journal article b. Magazine article c. Encyclopedia article d. Newspaper article a. Journal article Which of the following is NOT an example of a primary source? (Select one) a. Book review b. Letter c. Speech d. Interview e. Memoir a. Book review The Information Cycle is the progression of media coverage of a newsworthy event. Match the resource with the time it typically appears or is published after an event occurs. a. weeks b. 2+ years c. seconds/minutes d. 1+ years e. hours/days Book: 2+ years Magazine: weeks Journal: 1+ years Social media: seconds/minutes News media: hours/days Periodical articles come from: (Select one) a. Journals b. Magazines c. Newspaper d. All of the above