Test on brainstorming strategies

1、单选题：
   What are 6 types of brainstorming strategies taught in this week?‎‌‎
选项：
A:    freewriting, mapping, cubing, q-chart, looping, listing
B:    organizing, listing, looping, freecharting, cubing, t-chart
C:    listing, clustering, cubing, freewriting, looping, t-chart
D:    organizing, cubing, researching, q-chart, freelisting, looping
答案: 【    listing, clustering, cubing, freewriting, looping, t-chart】

2、单选题：
‎   At what point in the writing process should we brainstorm?‏
选项：
A:    at the beginning
B:    at the end
C:    in the middle
D:    always
答案: 【    at the beginning】

3、单选题：
 What is the unifying theme in all forms of brainstorming?​​​
选项：
A: Judge any ideas in the beginning in order to get your ideas out.
B:    Do not judge your ideas at the beginning. Simply just get your ideas out.
C: Do not simply get your ideas out, judge the ideas.
D: Nothing, all forms of brainstorming are different.
答案: 【    Do not judge your ideas at the beginning. Simply just get your ideas out.】

4、单选题：
‏   Why is brainstorming important?‏
选项：
A:    It allows writers to analyze the writing prompt and organize their thoughts.
B:    It contributes to unity and coherence of writing because it allows writers to map out their ideas.
C:    all of the above
D:    none of the above
答案: 【    all of the above】

网课三测验

1、单选题：
‎   What is the difference between the major and minor premises?​
选项：
A:    The major premise is usually a broad and generally applicable truth, while the minor one is a more specific and narrowly applicable fact.
B:    The major premise is usually a more important and lengthy claim while the minor one is less important and lengthy.
C:    Major claim connotes minor claim.
D:    The major premise major is usually a more specific and narrowly applicable fact while the minor one is a broad and generally applicable truth.
答案: 【    The major premise is usually a broad and generally applicable truth, while the minor one is a more specific and narrowly applicable fact.】

2、单选题：
‏   All fragile things are breakable things. Some glasses are fragile things. Therefore,​
选项：
A:    Some Glasses will break.
B:    Some Glasses are breakable things.
C:    Some things are breakable.
D:    None of the above. 
答案: 【    Some Glasses are breakable things.】

3、单选题：
​   Which one is not one of the three appeals of an argument that Aristotle postulated:​
选项：
A: