Weegy: A major roadblock to writing is choosing a topic. User: The "meat and potatoes" of your paper is: (Points : 1) background body counterarguments conclusion Weegy: The "meat and potatoes" of your paper is the body. User: Facial expressions and postures are examples of effective speaking. (Points : 1) True False Weegy: False. Facial expressions and posture are examples of body language. User: Plagiarism is passing off another author's work or ideas as your own intentionally or unintentionally. (Points : 1) True False Weegy: True - Plagiarism is passing off another author's work or ideas as your own intentionally or unintentionally. User: A means of generating ideas by documenting whatever ideas come to mind without filtering or judging is: (Points : 1) Free Writing Brainstorming Processing information Researching topics Weegy: A means of generating ideas by documenting whatever ideas come to mind without filtering or judging is: brainstorming (More)

Weegy: Speed reading is a collection of reading methods which attempt to increase rates of reading without greatly reducing comprehension or retention. User: SQ3R Reading System Weegy: SQ3R or SQRRR is a reading comprehension method named for its five steps: survey, question, read, recite, and review. It help you read better by directing you towards a systematic and effectieve reading. [ [ You undertake 5 steps in this process and obtain better understanding and attain good command over your study matter. The 5 steps are as following: The first step Survey or skim advises that one should resist the temptation to read the book and instead glance through a chapter in order to identify headings, sub-headings and other outstanding features in the text. This is in order to identify ideas and formulate questions about the content of the chapter. Question asks "What is this chapter about?" "What question is this chapter trying to answer?" "How does this information help me?" "Question" also refers to the practice of turning the headings and sub-headings themselves into questions and then looking for the answers in the text. If one chooses to actually write down the questions then they are using a variation method known as "SQW3R". The first "R" stands for Read. Only, in this case, one is meant to use the background work done with "S" and "Q" in order to engage oneself in a way similar to active listening. The second "R" refers to the part known as Recite/wRite or Recall. Using key phrases, one is meant to identify major points and answers to questions from the "Q" step for each section. This may be done either in an oral or written format. It is important that an adherent to this method use her own words in order to evoke the active listening quality of this study method. The final "R" is Review. In fact, before becoming acquainted with this method a student probably just uses the R & R method; Read and Review. Provided the student has followed all ... (More)

Weegy: I think i am more of Haw. I need to experience something first and learn from that experience User: What does the lesson say to you in relation to change? Weegy: Please let me know what lesson you are referring to? I can't ask a question about a lesson I did not attend. User: What does the lesson say to you in relation to change? Weegy: What lesson? Is this homework from your class? (More)

Weegy: Hello, I do not have your lesson material. You will need to re-phrase your question. User: What does the cheese represent? Weegy: In what story/book? (More)

Weegy: cheese represent what we desire in life. (More)