Question:
Sensationalism brings in the viewers and the money . Blaming individuals and framing a debate as a cat fight is sensational . Legitimate , boring explanations that have to do with money and social inequality ... meh , we 'll pass . This really is so frustrating .
Answer the following question: What may be a fact about " sensationalism " ?
OPTIONS:
- They have serious debates about serious topics .
- None of the above choices .
- They brainwash everyone to their views .
- They do n't do meaningful debates for their viewers .
Answer:
They do n't do meaningful debates for their viewers .
Question:
The skirt does n't exactly look like Yukis .. we took a long skirt and cut it , but it does ruffle around a bit like hers . Finding a skirt close to hers at the mall was like $ 30-$40 deal .. not doing that . The skirt we did is fine . As for the blazer jacket ?
Answer the following question: What is the narrator likely to do with the skirt they purchased ?
OPTIONS:
- None of the above choices .
- The narrator will ultimately sell the skirt .
- The narrator will grit their teeth and wear the the skirt .
- The narrator will get rid of the skirt .
Answer:
The narrator will grit their teeth and wear the the skirt .
Question:
For a few classes we discussed the issue of plagiarism and all the ways schools are trying to catch and prevent plagiarism . From Turnitin.com to MLA style citations people are trying to decrease the amount of plagiarism that goes on to . I stumbled upon this news event earlier this spring when it occurred but I thought it fit quite perfect with our class topic .
Answer the following question: What is the reason I was discussing plagiarism ?
OPTIONS:
- None of the above choices .
- I teach it to show people how to do it well .
- I teach it because they pay me extra for copyright infringement .
- I teach an ethics class and it is appropriate .
Answer:
I teach an ethics class and it is appropriate .