Straighterline ENG102 Topic 6 Quiz 6.1 Latest 2021 April

ENG102 English Composition II

Topic 6 Quiz 6.1

Question 1What does DANVRS stand for?

a. 1) Deadlines

2) Asking Questions

3) Nodding Helpfully

4) Verification

5) Research

6) Soliciting Advice

b. 1) Due Diligence

2) Appropriate Questions

3) Nodding Helpfully

4) Verification

5) Risk Taking

6) Summarizing

c. 1) Due Diligence

2) Appropriate Questions

3) Narrative Script

4) Verification

5) Relationship

6) Summarize

d. 1) Due Diligence

2) Appropriate Questions

3) Narrative Script

4) Verification

5) Risk Taking

6) Soliciting Advice

Question 2Which of the following are ways Due Diligence can improve your interview?

Choose all that apply.

Select one or more:

a. You can form a better relationship with the interviewee.

b. You can catch the interviewee in a lie or misstatement.

c. You can ask better, more informed questions.

d. You can present stronger counterarguments, as they are essential to a successful interview.

e. You can provide concrete evidence to convince the interviewee that she/he is wrong.

Question 3Due diligence means researching your topic and the person you plan to interview, which is important because you need to know enough to ask effective questions.

True

False

Question 4What is an appropriate number of questions to ask your interviewee on the topic?

a. 1-2

b. 10-15

c. 4-7

d. as many as you want

Question 5While the interview may be very long, when you use it as a source in your research essay, you may need only a few sentences or at most a few short summaries for a longer essay.

True

False

Question 6Good interviewers never freeze or lose track of their questions.  This is why a professional interviewer does not need a script.

True

False

Question 7Even if your interview transcript is many pages long, you may only need two or three sentences from the interview to include in your paper.

True

False

Question 8Which of the following is NOT a good way to build a relationship during an interview?

a. Stay close to the script so you don't waste the respondent's time with small talk.

b. Smile, even during phone interviews.

c. Share a common interest to help break the ice.

d. Quietly accept opinions that you don't share with your interviewee.

Question 9Which of the following would help foster a good first impression with your interviewee?

a. Sticking to your narrative script no matter what is said. This shows you have good focus.

b. Keeping a serious face and tone and avoiding small talk.

c. Dressing in a business casual outfit or jeans with a nice shirt.

d. giving them a lecture on your research before you begin

Question 10A good summary includes ALL the information from the interview.

True

False