Weegy: CARS stand for: Credibility, accuracy, reasonableness, and support. User:   A search engine will help you        A. revise a rough draft.   B. borrow a book from the library.   C. find information on the Internet.   D. speak with a reference librarian Weegy: A search engine is a way to find information on the Internet. User: You've located three books on a topic you're researching for an essay. The first thing you should do in determining if any of these books will be useful is        A. inspect each book jacket for notes about the author.   B. examine the index of each book.   C. study the table of contents carefully in each book.   D. browse each book from front to back (More)

Weegy: Reference librarians are specially trained to help patrons perform - Create a written outline. User: The call number given in a catalog entry gives us what information?        A. The title and author of the item in question   B. How recently the item was published   C. Where the item can be found within the library   D. Whether or not the item is checked out (More)

Weegy: Outlines are intended to serve as a working guide. User: Which of the following is one of the three main guidelines for writing?        A. Include all details, even if they may not be relevant.   B. Offer description that's based on one of your senses.   C. Stick to your subject.   D. Minimize details Weegy: "Stick to your subject" is one of the three main guidelines for writing. User: To construct an effective ending to any type of essay, you should        A. include an interesting idea and describe it in detail.   B. relay a humorous anecdote.   C. end on a note that's likely to stick in the reader's mind.   D. ask the reader to take action Weegy: To construct an effective ending to any type of essay, you should: end on a note that's likely to stick in the reader's mind. User: An essay that takes the reader through a town, stopping at significant points along the way, is organized using        A. order of comparison and contrast.   B. order of importance.   C. chronological order.   D. spatial order Weegy: An essay that takes the reader through a town, stopping at significant points along the way, is organized using spatial order. User:   Which of the following are examples of coordinate headings?        A. 3, b, iii   B. ii, 2, B   C. A, B, C   D. A, i, a Weegy: A, B, C are examples of coordinate headings. User:   When moving from your outline to writing, you should focus on        A. turning the phrases in your outline into full sentences with proper punctuation.   B. saying enough about each idea to make every idea stick in the minds of your readers.   C. writing as few sentences as possible to explain yourself.   D. generating more ideas to add to you essay (More)

Weegy: If your goal is to obtain information about laws governing special education policies in elementary schools, "Special education laws elementary schools" would return the best results. User: Planning a writing project involves determining        A. how to best research your topic.   B. where in the library the best materials can be found.   C. main points, supporting ideas, and the order of your ideas.   D. purpose, medium, and audience Weegy: Planning a writing project involves determining: purpose, medium, and audience. User: You've been assigned a research paper on the Holy Wars. Which of the following would provide a factual base for additional research?        A. Readers' Guide   B. Encyclopedia   C. World Almanac   D. Thesaurus Weegy: You've been assigned a research paper on the Holy Wars. ENCYCLOPEDIA would provide a factual base for additional research. User:   Parallel construction means that        A. the same grammatical construction is used in all similar headings throughout an outline.   B. each paragraph of an essay begins the same way.   C. the first paragraph and the last paragraph of an essay have the same number of sentences.   D. both sides of an argument are presented in an essay (More)

Weegy: The position from which you write about your subject is called your point of view. User:   An idea that's intended to make the reader take notice and want to read on is called a        A. presentation.   B. hook.   C. point of view.   D. summary Weegy: An idea that's intended to make the reader take notice and want to read on is called a: HOOK. User: A disadvantage of using a sentence outline instead of a topic outline is that a sentence outline is often        A. not descriptive.   B. overreliant on big ideas.   C. time-consuming to develop.   D. underdeveloped Weegy: A disadvantage of using a sentence outline instead of a topic outline is that a sentence outline is often time-consuming to develop. User: Which of the following would most likely be an entry in a topic outline?        A. Toys children love   B. It's possible for toys to be both educational and entertaining.   C. Quality toys should require some imagination.   D. Toys can be gender-neutral (More)