Reading and study time for technical courses should be scheduled
a. once a week.
b. in two- to three-hour blocks.
c. during lab work.
d. in half-hour blocks.
Ques. 2In an inductive argument, the author
a. reaches a general conclusion from observed specifics.
b. begins with a general statement and moves toward a more specific statement.
c. states the major premise first and then states the minor premise.
d. states the minor premise first and then states several major premises.
Ques. 3When you are learning medical terminology, it is most important to
a. memorize the exact textbook definitions.
b. learn to pronounce and use each term correctly.
c. maintain complete lists of words for later reference on the job.
d. concentrate on spelling variations.
Ques. 4An example of a claim of fact is:
a. Dogs and cats from animal shelters always make the best pets.
b. Beagles are currently ranked the third most popular dog in the United States.
c. To learn responsibility for others, every child should have a pet of some kind.
d. When you are shopping for a pet, the first place you should look is your local humane society.
Ques. 5In the allied health field, a practicum is a
a. word based on a person's name.
b. work experience in a medical setting.
c. word created from the first letters of a group of words.
d. type of computer technology used to manage medical information.
Ques. 6The type of claim that suggests what should be done to solve a problem is known as a claim of
a. fact.
b. value.
c. policy.
d. reason.
Ques. 7The first step in problem solving is to
a. brainstorm.
b. search for causes.
c. specify the problem.
d. search for alternatives.
Ques. 8Gabriel has written an argument in which he takes the position that students in public schools should wear uniforms. His position on this topic represents the part of his argument known as the
a. issue.
b. claim.
c. support.
d. refutation.
Ques. 9Suzanne is studying complicated operating procedures for heart monitor equipment. The most effective method for learning these procedures is for her to
a. write a summary sheet of the procedures.
b. draw a diagram of the equipment.
c. copy the procedure into her notes.
d. reread the material.
Ques. 10To be effective, a written argument should always
a. involve a sudden release of ideas and feelings.
b. present logical reasons and evidence to support a viewpoint.
c. include personal experience as supporting evidence.
d. discredit or disprove opposing viewpoints.
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