eSKILLS Online Quiz

4./4.1/4.2/4.3/4.4 Putting It Together: Creating an Essay Plan, Combining Concepts, Writing & Revising.

In summary, the issues covered by this topic are putting it all together by doing the following:

1. Start with a plan or a mind map
2. Make each point using logical arguments and relevant references
3. Group your sentences into clear, logical paragraphs
4. Make your argument and conclusions clear to your marker
5. Revise and edit your work.

(Topics in bold are covered by the quiz questions below)

1	What is the simplest way to ensure that your work is structured? a) Prepare an essay plan before you start b) Have friends proof read your work c) Write your assignment on the computer d) I don't know Correct.The correct answer is: Prepare an essay plan before you start.

2	How can you to see the links between different pieces of information? a) Create a list b) Make a mind map c) Keep a diary d) I don't know Correct.The correct answer is: Make a mind map.

3	True or False? When writing academically you must justify your statements. a) True b) False Correct. If you have a point to make, you need to provide supporting evidence, either in the form of a series of logical arguments or relevant references (or both.)The correct answer is: True.

4	There are many rules about academic writing. Where can you go to find assistance with Academic writing? a) The Academic Skills Office b) Books in the University Library c) Your lecturer and unit-coordinator d) All of the above Correct.The correct answer is: All of the above.

5	When revising it is helpful to: a) Revise and edit your work as you go as well as when you have finished b) Not rely on your spelling or grammar checker to find all of your errors c) Have a friend to read through your work d) All of the above Correct.The correct answer is: All of the above.