5-1.11  A cheat sheet is a list of

a.points you want to make during a speech.

b.questions you want to ask during an interview.

c.topics you need to explore or research.

d.reminders and directions for your delivery.

1.12  A consumer activist planning to talk about dangerous drugs marketed by the pharmaceutical industry reviews annual reports of several drug manufacturers as well as original research studies published in academic journals. He is using

a.primary sources.

b.secondary sources.

c.professional sources.

d.tertiary sources.

5-1.13  Your college textbooks are _____ source material.

a.primary

b.part primary and part secondary

c.part secondary and part tertiary

d.tertiary

5-1.14  Some publications are not so easy to classify as research sources. For example, Psychology Today and National Geographic can be considered both _____ and _____ publications.      a. biographical; statistical

b.open; deep

c.primary; secondary

d.scholarly; popular

1.15  A student decides to use InfoPlease to find statistics for her speech on world population growth. What type of resource material is this?

a.a biographical directory

b.an almanac

c.an encyclopedia

d.a news source

5-1.16  Associated Press, United Press International, and Reuters are all examples of      a. news wire services.

b.online directories.

c.almanacs.

d.listservs.

5-1.17  Which division of the Web is enormous in size with massive databases of scholarly publications and research journals available only for a fee, as well as websites requiring a password?     a. the commercial Web

b.the open Web

c.the deep Web

d.the social Web

1.18  These four students have used the words or findings of someone else in preparing their speeches. Which one is correctly and appropriately citing the source during the speech?

a.?To quote the Encyclopedia Britannica‘s segment on Anatomy of the Brain, the three main parts

of the brain are the cerebrum, cerebellum, and brain stem.?

b.?As the Dalai Lama said when accepting the 1989 Nobel Peace Prize, ?No matter what part of

the world we come from, we are all basically the same human beings.‘?

c.?According to the list of world capitals in InfoPlease, the capital of Pakistan is Islamabad with a

population of just over 600,000.?

d.?I have a quote from Albert Einstein that I found and I‘d like to read it to you.?

5-1.19  In her first speech, a student uses the words of a hip-hop artist plus two sentences of background info found in a Rolling Stone piece, but fails to cite the musician or the article. This is an example of     a. fair use.

b.copyright infringement.

c.direct plagiarism.

d.misattribution plagiarism.

5-1.20  One of the guidelines given for guarding against plagiarism in speeches is to

a.paraphrase rather than using direct quotations.

b.acknowledge any ideas or words that are not your own.

c.cite sources even for common knowledge and readily available information.

d.rely on the fair use standard to borrow whatever material you want.