True or false: In process analysis, more than in other types of writing, the success of your essay depends on how well you know your audience. Being familiar with your audience helps you decide how much detail to include, how many examples to add, and which terms to define. Also keep in mind that your readers won’t be able to ask you questions, so if they can’t follow your explanation, they will become confused and frustrated. Whoever your audience is, clear explanations are essential.

True or false? You cannot use division and classification to choose a major and a career.

True or false: To understand effects, we look in the past for reasons that something happened. To discover causes, we look to the future for possible results of an action.

True? In order to analyze causes and effects, we break a situation into parts so we can look at the relationships between its parts and then reach conclusions that are logical and useful.

True or false: The “prompt” of an essay is the same as the essay’s writing assignment.

True or false: Every source of information in your paper is acknowledged at least twice: (1) in the paper directly after a quotation or idea and (2) at the end of the paper in a list. The first type of citation is known as an in-text citation, and the second type is a list of sources cited in the paper. 

Which of the following is not necessary when making notes on ideas taken from a book?

Which of these guidelines is/are important for beginning to compose a Descriptive essay? Choose one.

What is the rhyme scheme of lines 4, 5, and 6 in Shakespeare’s Sonnet 55?

True or false? Our competitive natures encourage us to duplicate the lives of others so we can try to be just like them.