Title: Default for 2020LIT11B
Course: 2024 Literature 1

Q: Endnotes cannot be use in essays and compositions.
- True
- False
A: False

Q: Footnotes are found at the end of the work
- True
- False
A: True

Q: Endnotes can help avoid plagiarism
- True
- False
A: True

Q: Footnotes are predominantly use in history and legal texts.
- True
- False
A: True

Q: Endnotes use superscripted letters.
- True
- False
A: False

Q: Footnotes can clutter the page being read.
- True
- False
A: True

Q: Match the number order of the sections in a report
- appendices | 6
- references | 5
- introduction | 2
- summary | 1
- body | 3
- conclusion | 4

Q: Order the events
- ﻿ Marco Polo traveled to China. | 1
- Europeans sailed to further continents. | 5
- The Turks closed the Silk Road. | 3
- Marco Polo returned From China. | 2
- Advanced navigation technology was developed. | 4

Q: Match the names with their work
- Dr. Miguel Servet | Discover that blood flows from the heart to the lungs
- Nicolaus Copernicus | The Heliocentric theory
- Da vinci | The windmill, gears, the flying machine
- Dr. Andreas Vesalius | Publish the first Anatomy book
- Erasmus of Rotterdam | Humanism
- Filippo Brunelleschi | Dome of the Florence Cathedral
- Battista Alberti | Church of Santa Maria Novella's facade
- Botticelli | Venus and Mars, painting
- Donatello | David, a esculpture

Q: Fill the chart accordingly. Make sure the little dragging circle is in the appropriate box. .Don't worry if the answers overlap.
- Zone 1 | 1500 BCE/900 CE
- Zone 2 | worship sun, moon, rain, and corn gods
- Zone 3 | Rainforest of southern Mexico and central America and Nicaragua
- Zone 4 | intricate paper codices
- Zone 5 | Cuzco, parts of Peru, Bolivia, Ecuador, Argentina
- Zone 6 | Running messengers, quipus
- Zone 7 | Early 14 century / 1535
- Zone 8 | polytheistics
- Zone 9 | 12th century / 16th century
- Zone 10 | Lake texcoco, Tenochtitlan
- Zone 11 | Huitzilopochtli, Tlaloc
- Zone 12 | written language based on symbols

Q: In the fifteen century, the most powerful kingdoms of Europe were looking for  [...] trade routes to India, and Portugal was no exception .Each was seeking control of  [...] trade routes, wanting to make  [...] bringing back and selling silk and spices. The  [...] supported. this endeavors , with Prince Henry the Navigator particularly involved. Henry the  [...], created a school for navIgators,  training crews for  [...]
A: viable; eastern; fortunes; Portuguese crown; prince; voyages

Q: if you were part of the church it meant
- a) you didn't had to do manual work
- b) you had to leave your estate
A: a) you didn't had to do manual work

Q: if you were part of the church it meant
- you didn't had to do manual work
- you had to live in solitude
- you had to live your estate
A: you didn't had to do manual work

Q: Match the colums
- Conjunctions | Specific words to join phrases and clauses
- Linkers | Words that connect ideas
- Adverbial phrases | Group of words that change the meaning of a verb, adjective or adverb

Q: To be a noble you needed to.....
- become a noble
- be born a noble
- buy your way into nobility
A: be born a noble

Q: True or False

You can strat your first draft without planning
- True
- False
A: False

Q: Match the words and definitions
- short-term | a short period of time
- crushed | without enthusiasm
- tedious | boring and l
- unprepared | not ready
- ambitious | strong desire to achieve something

Q: Serfs had to....
- marry
- work the land
- stay in the fief
A: stay in the fief

Q: If serfs wanted to marry, they needed to .....
- a Lord
- permission
- pay takes
A: permission

Q: Most people rely on their cell phones and tablets to do their research
- True
- False
A: True

Q: There are five types of resources
- True
- False
A: False

Q: Primary sources are...
- First hand information
- Based on original material
- Tools we may use to locate sources
A: First hand information

Q: Secondary sources are
- Those with first hand information
- Based on original information
- Tools we may use to locate sources
A: Based on original information

Q: Tertiary sources are
- First hand
- Based on original information
- Tools we may use to locate sources
A: Tools we may use to locate sources

Q: [...] is the first thing to do when writing a [...] This step make take   [...] than the actual writing but it is  [...]so we know what kind of end product , we will get. This stage includes doing[...]and taking  [...].The second step is [...]. It doesn’t need to be perfect because we can  [...]and correct it I’ve third step. We may have to rewrite the paper before we [...]it in on [...]
A: planning; paper; longer; vital; Research; notes; Draft; Revise; turn; Time

Q: Reasons for the growth of cities
- Serfs wanted to own shops and be part of the elite society
- farmers wanted to be wealthy merchants
- peasants wanted to be free from their obligations to the vassal
- farmers were unemployed and were looking for a job
A: farmers were unemployed and were looking for a job

Q: Place the names in the proper place
- Zone 1 | church
- Zone 2 | king
- Zone 3 | nobles
- Zone 4 | vassals
- Zone 5 | knights
- Zone 6 | merchants
- Zone 7 | craftsmen
- Zone 8 | farmers
- Zone 9 | peasants
- Zone 10 | serfs

Q: Match the questions with the answers
- What are some highlights of the High Medieval Age? | developments in agriculture, culture and economics
- What problem did irrigation solve? | lost crops because of droughts
- Why did banks come into existence? | because merchants needed more effective ways to manage money
- What were the main buildings in a city? | city hall, cathedral, market, hospital, school and palace
- Feudalism is...? | Social, political and economical system impose in Europe
- Kingdom is? | Land ruled by a queen or king
- Fiefdom is? | Piece of land given by the kings to Lords and vassals
- A crusade is? | expeditions to recover Holy land
Also offered: castle, farmland, fieldsand forests

Q: Match the columns
- Conjunctions | Specific words to join phrases and clauses
- Linkers | Words that connect ideas
- Adverbial phrases | Group of words that change the meaning of a verb, adjective or adverb

Q: If serfs wanted to marry, they needed .....
- a Lord
- permission
- pay takes
A: permission

Q: Match the word with its definition
- plagiarism | Passing somebody else's work as yours
- format | the way something is arranged or set out
- paraphrasing | repeating somebody else's words using your own
- summarizing | obteining the most important information out of a text
- intrinsic | essential, beloning naturally
- extrinsic | coming from the outside
- motivation eschew | the reasons one has for acting or behaving in a certain way
- multitasking | doing more than one thing at a time
- eschewed | deliberated avoid using
- depersonalized | lacking human characteristicssignpost
- decipher | convert to normal language
- signpost | the use of phrases and words to guide the reader through a text