Position Paper Writing and Academic Honesty Quiz
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Good evidence is unified, relevant, specific, accurate, and ______.

representative

The introduction should contain background information, a yes or no question, and the ______ thesis.

argumentative

The summary of counterclaims is a brief enumeration of arguments opposing the author's ______.

stand

Writing style and clarity are important in effectively communicating ______.

<p>ideas</p> Signup and view all the answers

Diction, clear paragraphs, and transitions help convey information and establish ______ connections.

<p>logical</p> Signup and view all the answers

Mechanical errors should be ______.

<p>avoided</p> Signup and view all the answers

Proofread essays carefully for clarity and ______.

<p>accuracy</p> Signup and view all the answers

Plagiarism can result in academic ______.

<p>dishonesty</p> Signup and view all the answers

Credit is necessary when using another person's idea, opinion, theory, or any non-common knowledge ______

<p>information</p> Signup and view all the answers

[Blank] is not an excuse for plagiarism.

<p>Ignorance</p> Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

  • A position paper discusses one side of an issue and aims to convince readers to take the author's position.
  • Essential parts of a position paper include the issue, argumentative thesis, claims, and evidence.
  • Good evidence is unified, relevant, specific, accurate, and representative.
  • The introduction should contain background information, a yes or no question, and the argumentative thesis.
  • The summary of counterclaims is a brief enumeration of arguments opposing the author's stand.
  • The body of the paper should elaborate on the claims in the thesis and include evidence to convince readers.
  • The conclusion should contain a restatement of the thesis and summarize the main claims.
  • Writing style and clarity are important in effectively communicating ideas.
  • Diction, clear paragraphs, and transitions help convey information and establish logical connections.
  • Mechanical errors should be avoided.
  • Proofread essays carefully for clarity and accuracy.
  • Plagiarism is a form of stealing.
  • Ignorance is not an excuse for plagiarism.
  • Credit must be given where it is due.
  • Acknowledge the use of someone else's idea, even if it is summarized.
  • Credit is necessary when using another person's idea, opinion, theory, or any non-common knowledge information.
  • Quotations and paraphrasing require credit.
  • Plagiarism can result in academic dishonesty.
  • Academic honesty is important.
  • Avoiding plagiarism is necessary for academic honesty.

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Test your knowledge on position papers and plagiarism with this quiz! Learn about the essential parts of a position paper, including the issue, argumentative thesis, claims, and evidence. Discover how to effectively communicate ideas through writing style and clarity, and avoid mechanical errors. Explore the importance of academic honesty and how to avoid plagiarism by giving credit where it is due. Challenge yourself and see how much you know about these crucial skills for academic success!

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