AnswersS1S-OC W. HistGeoCult 10B E1172 - AGCreating and Delivering a Presentation in Social Studies

Creating and Delivering a Presentation in Social Studies Answers

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credibilitycitation organization meaning

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credibility
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citation
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organization
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What is a benefit of offline resources?

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They may provide more firsthand knowledge.
B
They are easier and faster to access.
C
Their information is never biased or unreliable.
D
They include websites and web materials.
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What is a benefit of online resources?

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They are the only resources you need.
B
They always provide the best information.
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The information is always reliable.
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They can be easier to access.
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A draft of a presentation

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is a way to organize your notes.
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is an early version of your presentation.
C
is a general plan for your presentation.
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is the next step after research.
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An effective multimedia presentation

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adds off-topic information.
B
answers the research question.
C
addresses only one perspective.
D
uses a lot of flashy media.
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outlinecitations listopeninghook

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outline
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citations list
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opening
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hook
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Look at the slide.

Question illustration
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by reducing the number of visual aids
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by increasing the font size
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by darkening the background color
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by reducing the amount of text in each bullet
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At the end of Gemma’s presentation, the audience had a clear understanding of her topic. What did Gemma most likely do to deliver such an effective presentation?

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She spoke clearly and carefully.
B
She briefly showed her works cited page.
C
She used lots of slang to convey her point.
D
She included several interesting fonts.
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What is a benefit of online resources?

A
They are the only resources you need.
B
They always provide the best information.
C
The information is always reliable.
D
They can be easier to access.
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An effective multimedia presentation

A
adds off-topic information.
B
answers the research question.
C
addresses only one perspective.
D
uses a lot of flashy media.
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credibility
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citation
C
organization
D
meaning
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outline
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citations list
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opening
D
hook
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What are some questions you can ask to determine a source’s credibility? Select four options.Who wrote the information? Is the author an expert? Do I agree with the information? Is the information given from a specific point of view? Does the information seem reasonable?

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Who wrote the information?
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Is the author an expert?
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Do I agree with the information?
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Is the information given from a specific point of view?
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Does the information seem reasonable?
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What is the best question to ask when you are trying to define your audience?

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What is my assignment about?
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Why am I creating this assignment?
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Whom is my assignment directed toward?
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Which resources can I use for my assignment?
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Which research question on World War II is too narrow?

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Which factors led to President Truman dropping atomic bombs?
B
Who was president of the United States at the start of World War II?
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How did the World War II change American society?
D
Why was World War II bad?
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A draft of a presentation

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is a way to organize your notes.
B
is an early version of your presentation.
C
is a general plan for your presentation.
D
is the next step after research.
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What is one way to determine that a source does not have bias?

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The author presents two sides of an argument.
B
The author is known to believe in one side.
C
The article is published on a free website.
D
The article states a one-sided purpose.

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