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ARMS and CUPS are acronyms that can help you remember the steps in the revising and editing process. When do you use ARMS?

During the proofreading process

ARMS and CUPS are acronyms that can help you remember the steps in the revising and editing process. When do you use CUPS?

During the proofreading process

During the brainstorming process

What does ARMS stand for?

A: Add, R: Remove, M: Move, S: Substitute

A: Aim, R: Release, M: Movement, S: Stance

A: Accelerate, R: Rotate, M: Maneuver, S: Stop

A: Agility, R: Reflex, M: Muscle, S: Strength

What does CUPS in editing stand for?

Capitalization, Usage, Punctuation, and Spelling

Correctness, Understanding, Precision, and Structure

Clarity, Unity, Power, and Style

Conciseness, Unity, Precision, and Structure

What are the key features of narrative writing?

Characters, setting, plot, conflict, and resolution

Introduction, body, and conclusion

What are the key features of descriptive writing?

Using sensory details, vivid language, and specific examples

Using technical jargon and complex language

Avoiding specific examples and details

Focusing on abstract concepts instead of sensory details

What are the key features of expository writing?

Clarity, organization, unbiased opinion, and evidence-based arguments

Emotional language, personal opinions, and vague arguments

Complexity, disorganization, and lack of evidence

Humor, storytelling, and creative language

What Is Academic Integrity?

Academic integrity refers to the ethical code or moral principles followed in academic settings, including honesty, fairness, and respect for others' work.

Academic integrity means following the rules and regulations of the academic institution

Academic integrity is about prioritizing personal success over the success of others in academic settings

Academic integrity refers to cheating and plagiarism in academic settings

Which of the following situations are examples of plagiarism? (multiple answers possible)

I submitted my friend’s work, but they didn’t know about it.

I bought a paper from a website. It was written only for my use and has not been used by anyone else.

I forgot to log out of my Canvas account in the computer lab. Someone copied my work and submitted it as their own.

My friend and I submitted the same essay. We worked on it together.

I submitted my own, original essay and cited all the sources correctly in the required format.

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