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Communication and Documentation Flashcards

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  1. Which choice correctly identifies a primary source about the Civil War?

    Answer: A soldier's letter written in 1863

    A primary source is a firsthand account created during the time being studied.

  2. What is the purpose of a works cited or references page?

    Answer: To list sources used so readers can locate them

    A works cited page gives full source details so readers can find and check them.

  3. A student's paragraph includes a sentence about their dog in an essay about recycling. What revision is best?

    Answer: Delete the sentence because it is off topic

    Irrelevant sentences weaken focus and should be removed.

  4. Which statement best describes a counterclaim in an argumentative essay?

    Answer: An opposing view the writer acknowledges and responds to

    A counterclaim presents the opposing side, which the writer then rebuts.

  5. When documenting an incident at school, which detail is most important to include?

    Answer: What happened, when, where, and who was involved

    Complete incident documentation records the facts: who, what, when, and where.

  6. Which digital communication practice best protects privacy?

    Answer: Checking the recipient list before sending sensitive information

    Checking recipients keeps sensitive information from reaching the wrong people.

  7. In a narrative, which technique shows a character's feelings rather than stating them directly?

    Answer: "Maya's hands shook as she gripped the microphone."

    Describing actions and details shows emotion without naming it.