TED  GOERTZEL>>I am going to throw out some questions which are similar to those on the test

TED GOERTZEL>>I will ask people to answer them.

TED GOERTZEL>>If it gets too crowded, I'll ask specific people.

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TED GOERTZEL>>In the global brain movie, people were seen as analagous to which component of the brain?

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TED GOERTZEL>>Nobody r emembers?

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DAVID WILSON>>People was seen as brain cells.

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TED GOERTZEL>>David is right, al though these cells are called neurons.

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TED GOERTZEL>>It also said that the number of people on earth was about the same as the number ofneurons in one brain

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TED GOERTZEL>>Another question

TED GOERTZEL>>What are some of the different organizational structures used to str

TED GOERTZEL>>to structure an essay?

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MICHAEL BRADIS>>outline

JILLIAN GRECO>>compare and contrast

SHAREDA COLEMAN>>persuasive

KELLY KROEPER>>idea map

KATIE BRENNAN>>brainstorm

RYAN EVANS>>outline

TED GOERTZEL>>An outline is a technique, I'm getting at how you organize it.

SHAHRIAR MAHMUD>>outline

TERRI ANN--SAUTTER>>introduction

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TED GOERTZEL>>I had in mind the following: cause and effect, narration, definition, examples and illustration, comparison and contrast, classification and division, free association.

TED GOERTZEL>>Any of these could be used for persuasion or for description or for other purposes

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TED GOERTZEL>>Suppose we consider the essay that argued that television violence was harmful

TED GOERTZEL>>Which organizational structure did it use? From the list above?

ASHLY BURLINGAME>>persuasion

DARA SILICH>>examples and illustration

ANTHONY MANNELLO>>cause and effect

COLLEEN REDMAN>>cause and effect

KELLY KROEPER>>cause and effect

KATIE BRENNAN>>cause and effect

KARLA BLEVINS>>cause and effect

REBECCA MOULDER>>examples and illustration

KIMBERLY YUMUL>>cause and effect

TERRI ANN--SAUTTER>>cause and effect

TED GOERTZEL>>Yes, cause and effect. It was arguing that the cause TV violence effected behavior

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LAUREN DEL--CONTE>>cause and effect

TED GOERTZEL>>There were some examples there too, of course, but the basic logic of the argument was to prove causation.

TED GOERTZEL>>How abut in Fulano's essay "Growing Up in the Peanut Gallery"? Which structure did it use?

TED GOERTZEL>>Choose from cause and effect, narration, definition, examples and illustration, comparison and contrast, classification and division, free association.

SHAREDA COLEMAN>>examples and illustration

RODNEY WASHINGTON>>comparison and contrast

KATIE BRENNAN>>narration

TERRI ANN--SAUTTER>>examples and illustration

ASHLY BURLINGAME>>examples

KELLY KROEPER>>examples and illustration

DARA SILICH>>examples

LAUREN DEL--CONTE>>examples

TED GOERTZEL>>Yes, examples and illustration.

RODNEY WASHINGTON>>could be examples too

RYAN EVANS>>examples and illustration

SHAHRIAR MAHMUD>>example

REBECCA MOULDER>>examples

RYAN EVANS>>yesss

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TED GOERTZEL>>What would the script of a typical episode of Desperate Housewives use as an organizational principle?

TED GOERTZEL>>choose one: cause and effect, narration, definition, examples and illustration, comparison and contrast, classification and division, free association.

DARA SILICH>>narration

TERRI ANN--SAUTTER>>narration

SHAREDA COLEMAN>>narration

REBECCA MOULDER>>narration

LAUREN DEL--CONTE>>pariso

YEVGENYA POPOV>>narration

CHRISTIE HENNING>>narration

KELLY KROEPER>>narration

KIMBERLY YUMUL>>narrarion

ASHLY BURLINGAME>>narration

KATIE BRENNAN>>narration

LAUREN DEL--CONTE>>narriation

RYAN EVANS>>narration

TED GOERTZEL>>Yes, the answer is narration. It is telling a story, first this happened, then that happened, etc.

TED GOERTZEL>>The Taking Sides book as a whole is organized according to which principle?

SHAREDA COLEMAN>>comapre and contrast

KELLY KROEPER>>compare and contrast

COLLEEN REDMAN>>compare and contrast

RODNEY WASHINGTON>>definitoio

DARA SILICH>>compare and contrast

ASHLY BURLINGAME>>compare and contrast

KIMBERLY YUMUL>>compare and contrast

RODNEY WASHINGTON>>definition

VINCENZO CUTIETTA>>examples and illustrations

JILLIAN GRECO>>examples

LAUREN DEL--CONTE>>examples

KATIE BRENNAN>>compare and contrast, exmaple and illustrations

ANTHONY MANNELLO>>compare and contrast

MICHAEL BRADIS>>examples

RODNEY WASHINGTON>>or compare and contrast

REBECCA MOULDER>>cause and effect

TED GOERTZEL>>I think they are cause and effect essays, that's what they are arguing about.

TED GOERTZEL>>

SHAREDA COLEMAN>>why aren't they comparing different ideas

TED GOERTZEL>>but it might vary from essay to essay

TED GOERTZEL>>Some of them do compare and contrast

SHAREDA COLEMAN>>for the test would you accept more than one answer

TED GOERTZEL>>The Penguin manual uses what geometric principle to describe the rhetorical process?

KELLY KROEPER>>triangle

TED GOERTZEL>>No, Shareda, most questions have one answer. I may have to delete that one.

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TED GOERTZEL>>What are the three points on the triangle called (in Greek)?

DAVID WILSON>>ethos, pathos, logos

KELLY KROEPER>>pathos, ethos and logos

SHAREDA COLEMAN>>pathos ethos and logos

REBECCA MOULDER>>ethos pathos logos

JILLIAN GRECO>>ethos pathos and logs

TED GOERTZEL>>Who can define pathos?

CHRISTIE HENNING>>pathos ethos logos

LAUREN DEL--CONTE>>pathos ethos logos

RODNEY WASHINGTON>>pathos egos logos

RODNEY WASHINGTON>>i mean ethos

MICHAEL BRADIS>>audience

CHRISTIE HENNING>>appeals to the belifs and values of the audience

KARLA BLEVINS>>appeals to beliefs and values of the audience

DAVID WILSON>>writing to the audience

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JILLIAN GRECO>>trying to appeal to the audience

REBECCA MOULDER>>beliefs and values

KIMBERLY YUMUL>>appeals to the beliefs and values of the audience

TED GOERTZEL>>They are all appeals to the audience, pathos means appealing to biases, feelings of the audience

TED GOERTZEL>>Kimberly, are you looking in the book?

TED GOERTZEL>>That's OK today

KIMBERLY YUMUL>>no

TED GOERTZEL>>What does logos mean?

TED GOERTZEL>>Kimberly, your answer was right on?

RODNEY WASHINGTON>>appeals to logic or reasoning

COLLEEN REDMAN>>logic and reasoning

KELLY KROEPER>>logic of the paper

DARA SILICH>>logic

REBECCA MOULDER>>logic and reasoning

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KARLA BLEVINS>>appeals to logic, reasoning and evidence on the subject

LAUREN DEL--CONTE>>logic and reasoning

DAVID WILSON>>logos meaning appeal to the speaker emotions

ASHLY BURLINGAME>>logic and reason

SHAREDA COLEMAN>>appeals to logic

CHRISTIE HENNING>>logic reasoning and evidence

TED GOERTZEL>>Correct, logic and reasoning. What does ethos mean?

SHAREDA COLEMAN>>appeals to emotion

LAUREN DEL--CONTE>>emotion

KELLY KROEPER>>the feelings/emotions

ANTHONY MANNELLO>>emotion

KIMBERLY YUMUL>>character and expertise

KARLA BLEVINS>>character and expertise of the writer

RODNEY WASHINGTON>>when two people feel the same way

TED GOERTZEL>>Ethos means appeals to the expertise and character of the writer

TED GOERTZEL>>Which appeal do the essays in Taking Sides use?

SHAREDA COLEMAN>>pathos and logos

DAVID WILSON>>appeals to audience

TED GOERTZEL>>Ethos, pathos, logos, all of the agove or none of the above?

KARLA BLEVINS>>ethos

DARA SILICH>>all of the above

RODNEY WASHINGTON>>all

KELLY KROEPER>>ethos

YEVGENYA POPOV>>logos

SHAREDA COLEMAN>>all above

KIMBERLY YUMUL>>all

TERRI ANN--SAUTTER>>all

LAUREN DEL--CONTE>>all

KATIE BRENNAN>>a;; of the above.

ANTHONY MANNELLO>>all

ASHLY BURLINGAME>> all

JILLIAN GRECO>>all of them

CHRISTIE HENNING>>ethos and logos

TED GOERTZEL>>They use all of them, some more than others.

REBECCA MOULDER>>all of them

TED GOERTZEL>>When an essay quotes a lot of statistical studies, which is it using?

SHAREDA COLEMAN>>logos

DARA SILICH>>logos

KARLA BLEVINS>>logos

COLLEEN REDMAN>>logos

DAVID WILSON>>logos

KELLY KROEPER>>logos

TED GOERTZEL>>I would agree, logos.

KIMBERLY YUMUL>>logos

VINCENZO CUTIETTA>>logos

LAUREN DEL--CONTE>>logos

VINCENZO CUTIETTA>>logos

REBECCA MOULDER>>logos

TED GOERTZEL>>When it cites some terrible examples of how people's lives were ruined, which is it using?

KELLY KROEPER>>ethos

REBECCA MOULDER>>ethos

DAVID WILSON>>pathos

JILLIAN GRECO>>ethos

SHAREDA COLEMAN>>ethos

LAUREN DEL--CONTE>>ethos

ASHLY BURLINGAME>>ethos

RODNEY WASHINGTON>>ethos

COLLEEN REDMAN>>ethos

KATIE BRENNAN>>ethos

KARLA BLEVINS>>ethos

VINCENZO CUTIETTA>>ethos

ANTHONY MANNELLO>>ethos

KIMBERLY YUMUL>>ethos

CHRISTIE HENNING>>pathos

DARA SILICH>>ethos

TED GOERTZEL>>I think that would be pathos, it is designed to stir up feelings

SHAREDA COLEMAN>>i thought emotions were related to ethos

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TED GOERTZEL>>When the introduction to an essay says "the author of Professor of Communications at X University, which is it using"?

YEVGENYA POPOV>>ethos

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KATIE BRENNAN>>ethos

RYAN EVANS>>ethos

KIMBERLY YUMUL>>ethos

DARA SILICH>>logos

KELLY KROEPER>>ethos

ASHLY BURLINGAME>>ethos

LAUREN DEL--CONTE>>logos

COLLEEN REDMAN>>logos

REBECCA MOULDER>>ethos

RODNEY WASHINGTON>>pathos

KARLA BLEVINS>>ethos

TED GOERTZEL>>Yes, appeals to the expertise of the speaker are ethos.

TED GOERTZEL>>Let's look at the authors in the Taking Sides book

TED GOERTZEL>>Fowles argued that media violence is not really harmful

TED GOERTZEL>>What were his main po ints?

REBECCA MOULDER>>finds that the research was less convincing

SHAREDA COLEMAN>>because the environment has more effect

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TED GOERTZEL>>right, he said the research findings aren't very strong

REBECCA MOULDER>>conclusions were underwarranted, the influence was small and that lab results were artifical

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KELLY KROEPER>>that the research ocnducted was weak and was lab-based, rather than real-life based

TED GOERTZEL>>What did Michelle Cottle say a bout the effects of TV advertising on boys?

RODNEY WASHINGTON>>it has the same effect as it does on women

TED GOERTZEL>>Good, bad or indifferent?

DAVID WILSON>>bad

REBECCA MOULDER>>Magazines like 'Men's Health' is peddling the standard of male beauty as unforgiving and unrealistic as the female version of Elle

LAUREN DEL--CONTE>>bad

ANTHONY MANNELLO>>bad

TERRI ANN--SAUTTER>>bad

COLLEEN REDMAN>>bad

SHAREDA COLEMAN>>bad

REBECCA MOULDER>>bad

DARA SILICH>>bad

ASHLY BURLINGAME>>bad

KELLY KROEPER>>bad

CHRISTIE HENNING>>bad

VINCENZO CUTIETTA>>bad

TED GOERTZEL>>right, she said it is bad for both boys and girls

RYAN EVANS>>bad

TED GOERTZEL>>Which author said TV advertising with beautiful models is beneficial for girls?

TED GOERTZEL>>The answer is Kimberly Yumul ;-)

TED GOERTZEL>>Neither of the authors in the book did.

SHAREDA COLEMAN>>that's not gonna be a real question is it

TED GOERTZEL>>What were some of the myths that Herbert Schiller, the author of the mind managers, said were propagated by TV?

DARA SILICH>>social conflict

SHAREDA COLEMAN>>media neutrality, individualism absence of social conflict

REBECCA MOULDER>>The Myth of the Unchanging Human Nature

TED GOERTZEL>>OK, but it was the absence of social conflict

KELLY KROEPER>>Personal choice, social conflict, racial/ethnic stereotypes

ASHLY BURLINGAME>>individualism and personal choice

REBECCA MOULDER>>Myth of Absence of Social COnflict

DAVID WILSON>>absence of social conflict, nuerality of institution

LAUREN DEL--CONTE>>social conflict

TED GOERTZEL>>good, people seem to have that one.

VINCENZO CUTIETTA>>individualism and personal choice

REBECCA MOULDER>>Media Pluralism

TED GOERTZEL>>On the test, I mmight ask you for a brief summary of one of the articles.

RODNEY WASHINGTON>>which one of the articles?

TED GOERTZEL>>The test will have two parts: objective and essay.

TED GOERTZEL>>These will be two separate tests

SHAREDA COLEMAN>>is the objective just mulitple choice

TED GOERTZEL>>Rodney, it might be any one of the essays or there might be a choice.

TED GOERTZEL>>There are some fill in the blank questions too.

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RODNEY WASHINGTON>>give us an example please

TED GOERTZEL>>Let's try an essay: Take the following sentence "I have nothing to offer but courage, hard work and strong feelings.

TED GOERTZEL>>Rewrite that using bodily fluids as a metaphor

TED GOERTZEL>>Rodney, the questions on the quizes you did as homework are examples. I am resuing some.

SHAREDA COLEMAN>>I can only offer blood sweat and tears

TED GOERTZEL>>Shareda must have remembered that one.

MICHAEL BRADIS>>all i have is blood sweat and tears

KELLY KROEPER>>Blood,sweat and tear is all I have to offer

REBECCA MOULDER>>all I have are blood sweat and tears

DAVID WILSON>>I have nothing but sweat for courage, hard work and strong feelings

TED GOERTZEL>>Rewrite the following, "The grade on this test was influenced by a variety of different factors".

SHAREDA COLEMAN>>Several factors influenced my grade

VINCENZO CUTIETTA>>Several factors influenced the test grades

KATIE BRENNAN>>different factors influenced my grade

JILLIAN GRECO>>several factors influenced my garade

LAUREN DEL--CONTE>>several factors influenced my grade

COLLEEN REDMAN>>Different factors varied the test score

CHRISTIE HENNING>>Different factors will be the reflection of your grade

REBECCA MOULDER>>Several factors influenced my grade

ASHLY BURLINGAME>>Several factors influenced my grade

KELLY KROEPER>>Several factors influenced my test grade

TED GOERTZEL>>OK, the point was to start with a more positive statement, several factors.

RODNEY WASHINGTON>>my grade reflects my answers

TED GOERTZEL>>The question did not say anything about "my" grade, however.

SHAREDA COLEMAN>>so would that be wrong

DAVID WILSON>>Different factors influenced the grade on this test.

TED GOERTZEL>>Rewrite this one: Mona Lisa was painted by Leonardo Da Vinci

VINCENZO CUTIETTA>>Da Vinci painted the Mona Lisa

SHAREDA COLEMAN>>Da Vonci painted Mona Lisa

KELLY KROEPER>>Leonardo Divinci painted the Mona Lisa

TED GOERTZEL>>Good - he painted it.

REBECCA MOULDER>>Leonardo Da Vinci painted the Mona Lisa

ASHLY BURLINGAME>>Leonardo Da Vinci painted the MOna Lisa

RYAN EVANS>>Da Vinci painted the Mona Lisa

DAVID WILSON>>Leonardo Di vinci painted the Mona Lisa.

TED GOERTZEL>>How about "The arson unit conducted an investigation of the mysterious fire.

LAUREN DEL--CONTE>>Da Vinci painted Mona Lisa

KATIE BRENNAN>>da vinci painted the mona lisa

REBECCA MOULDER>>The fire was investigated by the arson unit.

TED GOERTZEL>>Let's have everybody on this one!

JILLIAN GRECO>>A mysterious fire was investigated by the arson unit

CHRISTIE HENNING>>The mysterious fire caused the arson unit to conduct an investigation

SHAREDA COLEMAN>>The mysterious fire was investigated

VINCENZO CUTIETTA>>The mysterious fire prompted an investigation

ASHLY BURLINGAME>>The mysterious fire was investigated by the arson unit

YEVGENYA POPOV>>The mysterious fire was investigated by the arson unit

MICHAEL BRADIS>>An investigation was counducted by arson

KATIE BRENNAN>>a mysterious fire was investigated by the arson unit

TERRI ANN--SAUTTER>>The fire was investigated by the arson unit.

KELLY KROEPER>>The mysterious fire was investigated by the arson unit

RYAN EVANS>>The arson unit investiated the fire

TED GOERTZEL>>OK

DAVID WILSON>>The fire was iinvestigated by the arson unit.

CHRISTIE HENNING>>The mysterious fired called for an investigation

DARA SILICH>>an investigation was conducted on the mysterious fire

COLLEEN REDMAN>>The mysterious fire was investigated by the arson unit.

TED GOERTZEL>>How about "There is another banking option that gives you free checking."

DARA SILICH>>free checking is another option

KELLY KROEPER>>Free checking is another banking option

TED GOERTZEL>>No, Coleen - keep it positive "The arson unit investigated the fire."

KATIE BRENNAN>>free checking is another option.

ASHLY BURLINGAME>>Free checking is another banking option

JILLIAN GRECO>>Free checking is yet another banking option that can be used.

REBECCA MOULDER>>Free checking is an option.

VINCENZO CUTIETTA>>Free checking is now another banking option

SHAREDA COLEMAN>>Free checking is another option

LAUREN DEL--CONTE>>free checking is another banking option

RYAN EVANS>>Free checking is availiable elsewhere

RODNEY WASHINGTON>>free checking is another option

COLLEEN REDMAN>>Free checking is another option.

TED GOERTZEL>>Right, free checking is another banking option.

TERRI ANN--SAUTTER>>Banking options can offer free checking.

CHRISTIE HENNING>>Many banking options give you free checking

DAVID WILSON>>Free cheching is another banking option.

KARLA BLEVINS>>totally free checking is another option

TED GOERTZEL>>How about "a not uncommon complaint among employers of new college graduates is that they cannot communicate effectively in writing"

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SHAREDA COLEMAN>>Employers often complain that college graduates don't write well

YEVGENYA POPOV>>Employers complain that new graduates cannot write effectively

JILLIAN GRECO>>a common complaint about new college graduates is thier poor writing skills

VINCENZO CUTIETTA>>A common compliant among employers is new college graduates can't effectively communicate inwriting

CHRISTIE HENNING>>Communicating effectively in writing is a common complaint

RODNEY WASHINGTON>>the complaint among employers is gradutes cannot write

KELLY KROEPER>>A frequent complaint of employers of new college graduates is their poor writing abilities

REBECCA MOULDER>>Employers complain that new college graduates cannot write effectively

TED GOERTZEL>>Jill's is better, but we could be more direct and positive.

TERRI ANN--SAUTTER>>Ineffective writing among college graduates is a common complaint among employers.

DAVID WILSON>>A uncommon complaint about college students is communicate.

LAUREN DEL--CONTE>>Employers complain that new college graduates cannot write effectively

TED GOERTZEL>>One might be Employers frequently complain that new college graduates cannot write effectively.

COLLEEN REDMAN>>Not being able to commuciate effectively in writing is a flaw in new college graduates by their employers.

SHAREDA COLEMAN>>i said that

TED GOERTZEL>>Another might be "employers value the rare college graduate who can write well"

TED GOERTZEL>>That one is even simpler.

TED GOERTZEL>>Anyone guess where I'm getting these?

REBECCA MOULDER>>The Penguin Book

SHAREDA COLEMAN>>the book

KIMBERLY YUMUL>>from the test

KELLY KROEPER>>the tests

RODNEY WASHINGTON>>professor i hope that you are lenient when we rewrite because how a person rephrases something is relative to their experience

TED GOERTZEL>>Yes, it is from the book.

TED GOERTZEL>>Actually, there are some basic principles of rewriting that are different from your everyday experience

TED GOERTZEL>>If you find a new way that seems better, I'm happy with that.

TED GOERTZEL>>Who could write a sentence using parallel structure?

SHAREDA COLEMAN>>i'll try

TED GOERTZEL>>go ahead

VINCENZO CUTIETTA>>i dont have my penguin book with me, what's parallel structure?

TED GOERTZEL>>OK, here's an example from the book.

TED GOERTZEL>>It means saying two parts of the sentence in the same way.

TED GOERTZEL>>Here is one you can rewrite.

TED GOERTZEL>>Give me liberty or you might as well just execute me.

VINCENZO CUTIETTA>>Give me liberty or give me death

KELLY KROEPER>>give me liberty or give me death

REBECCA MOULDER>>give me liberty of give me death

TED GOERTZEL>>Rewrite that one.

SHAREDA COLEMAN>>give me liberty or give me death

TED GOERTZEL>>Correct, liberty was one word, a parallel structure would also use one word, not a wordy phrase

ASHLY BURLINGAME>>Give me liberty or give me death

RODNEY WASHINGTON>>give me freedom or give me death

KATIE BRENNAN>>give me liberty or give me death

DAVID WILSON>>Give me liberty or give me death.

LAUREN DEL--CONTE>>give me liberty or give me death

TED GOERTZEL>>How about No one means all he says, yet most of us say much less than we would l ike to get across

REBECCA MOULDER>>say what you mean and mean what you say

SHAREDA COLEMAN>>say what you mean and mean what you say

RODNEY WASHINGTON>>say waht you mean and mean what you say

KATIE BRENNAN>>say what you mean and mean what you say

ASHLY BURLINGAME>>Say what you mean and mean what you say

KELLY KROEPER>>Mean what you say and say what you mean

LAUREN DEL--CONTE>>say what you mean and mean what you say

KIMBERLY YUMUL>>say what u mean and mean what you say

TED GOERTZEL>>Good. How about "If a free society cannot help the many who are poor, it cannot save the few with large quantities of wealth

SHAREDA COLEMAN>>to deny the poor is to deny the rich

SHAREDA COLEMAN>>?

RODNEY WASHINGTON>>give to the rich and take form the poor

TED GOERTZEL>>Right, Shareda, rich is parallel to poor.

KELLY KROEPER>>If you cant save the poor, then you cant save the rich

KELLY KROEPER>>?

DAVID WILSON>>If society cannot help the many that are poor, how can it help the few that are rich.

KATIE BRENNAN>>are the parallel structures that are going to be on our test, from the book?

TED GOERTZEL>>How about "In today's global economy, the method of production and where factories are located has become relatively important in comparison to the creation of new concepts and marketing those concepts

SHAREDA COLEMAN>>?

TED GOERTZEL>>Simplify that

TED GOERTZEL>>Make it more parallel

TED GOERTZEL>>Do better than page 342 in the book ;-0

VINCENZO CUTIETTA>>this is gonna be a difficult midterm isn't it? i have no idea where to begin simplifying that in parallel structure

REBECCA MOULDER>>location and production are just as important as concepts

SHAREDA COLEMAN>>the method of production is just as important as the method of marketing

JILLIAN GRECO>>we learn from today to prepare for tomorrow?

ANTHONY MANNELLO>>production and location is as important as concepts

TED GOERTZEL>>You folks are changing the meaning, reversing it.

COLLEEN REDMAN>>Production is as important as marketing

TED GOERTZEL>>How about In today's global economy how good are made and where they are produced is less important than creating and marketing new concepts."

RODNEY WASHINGTON>>by increasing the method of production we create more concepts for marketing

SHAREDA COLEMAN>>how is that parrallel

TED GOERTZEL>>That is better than the one in the book, I think.

LAUREN DEL--CONTE>>How goods are made and where they are produced creating new concepts and marketing those concepts

TED GOERTZEL>>Lauren's is close to what the book does.

KELLY KROEPER>>Location of production is important in the creation of new products

TED GOERTZEL>>These questions are probably harder than the ones on the test.

SHAREDA COLEMAN>>good

KATIE BRENNAN>>thats good to hear

TED GOERTZEL>>Let's try an example of a fill-in question. What TV show is analyzed by Donald Bogle in his essay on stereotypes of blacks on TV?

KELLY KROEPER>>Martin

JILLIAN GRECO>>martin

KIMBERLY YUMUL>>Martin

ASHLY BURLINGAME>>martin

DAVID WILSON>>Martin

KATIE BRENNAN>>martin

SHAREDA COLEMAN>>Martin

RYAN EVANS>>Martin

LAUREN DEL--CONTE>>Martin

COLLEEN REDMAN>>Martin

CHRISTIE HENNING>>martin

REBECCA MOULDER>>Martin

TED GOERTZEL>>What antarctic bird authored our writing book?

SHAREDA COLEMAN>>penguin

VINCENZO CUTIETTA>>penguin

TERRI ANN--SAUTTER>>penguin

ASHLY BURLINGAME>>penguin

REBECCA MOULDER>>Pengiun

LAUREN DEL--CONTE>>penguin

RYAN EVANS>>penguin

RODNEY WASHINGTON>>pengin

DAVID WILSON>>penquin

KELLY KROEPER>>penguin

COLLEEN REDMAN>>penguin

KIMBERLY YUMUL>>penguin

KARLA BLEVINS>>penguin

KATIE BRENNAN>>penguin

RYAN EVANS>>parrot

SHAREDA COLEMAN>>lol

VINCENZO CUTIETTA>>flamingos!

TED GOERTZEL>>Here is another one. How many paragraphs in a five paragraph essay?

REBECCA MOULDER>>5

KELLY KROEPER>>5

SHAREDA COLEMAN>>5

LAUREN DEL--CONTE>>5

CHRISTIE HENNING>>5

TERRI ANN--SAUTTER>>5

YEVGENYA POPOV>>five

DAVID WILSON>>five

JILLIAN GRECO>>5

VINCENZO CUTIETTA>>4 +1

KATIE BRENNAN>>5

COLLEEN REDMAN>>5

KIMBERLY YUMUL>>5

KARLA BLEVINS>>five

JILLIAN GRECO>>I like that one

ASHLY BURLINGAME>>5

TED GOERTZEL>>How many sentences in each paragraph?

RODNEY WASHINGTON>>5

KELLY KROEPER>>5

JILLIAN GRECO>>5

KATIE BRENNAN>>5

REBECCA MOULDER>>5

ASHLY BURLINGAME>>5

RYAN EVANS>>5

YEVGENYA POPOV>>5

SHAREDA COLEMAN>>5

CHRISTIE HENNING>>5

KARLA BLEVINS>>five

MICHAEL BRADIS>>5

DAVID WILSON>>5

COLLEEN REDMAN>>5

KIMBERLY YUMUL>>5

LAUREN DEL--CONTE>>5

VINCENZO CUTIETTA>>3-6

SHAREDA COLEMAN>>i hope yuo put some of these on the test

LAUREN DEL--CONTE>>these questions should be on the test

RODNEY WASHINGTON>>what is the correct answer to that last ?

REBECCA MOULDER>>test

TED GOERTZEL>>How many sentences altogether?

TED GOERTZEL>>Is this jammed up?

RODNEY WASHINGTON>>answer to the last ? is

SHAREDA COLEMAN>>hello

RODNEY WASHINGTON>>

REBECCA MOULDER>>25

KATIE BRENNAN>>25

KELLY KROEPER>>25

TERRI ANN--SAUTTER>>25

KIMBERLY YUMUL>>25

LAUREN DEL--CONTE>>25

SHAREDA COLEMAN>>25

KARLA BLEVINS>>25

ASHLY BURLINGAME>>25

CHRISTIE HENNING>>25

DAVID WILSON>>25

TED GOERTZEL>>Do any of you have a question for me?

VINCENZO CUTIETTA>>what's your favorite color?

SHAREDA COLEMAN>>can you give another question from global brain

KIMBERLY YUMUL>>how many questions are gunna be on the test?

TED GOERTZEL>>Black, to match my disposition.

SHAREDA COLEMAN>>lol

VINCENZO CUTIETTA>>very nice

TED GOERTZEL>>I think there are about 25 questions on the multiple choice/objective and half a dozen on the essay.

SHAREDA COLEMAN>>when is the transcript gonna be posted or can i just print it now

TED GOERTZEL>>But I might change it up to the last minute.

KIMBERLY YUMUL>>ok

TED GOERTZEL>>I'll post the transcript right away, certainly after my methods class if not before.

REBECCA MOULDER>>how long do they essays have to be?

CHRISTIE HENNING>>what are you going to ask in the essay?

REBECCA MOULDER>>the*

KATIE BRENNAN>>everything is coming form the book? for exmaple, your parallel structure questions?

TED GOERTZEL>>One essay question might be to summarize one of the essays.

SHAREDA COLEMAN>>r u gonna focus on global brain alot

VINCENZO CUTIETTA>>and how long do the essays have to be?

TED GOERTZEL>>Shared, that's a good idea, I didn't think of that.

SHAREDA COLEMAN>>i wasn't suggesting it

KIMBERLY YUMUL>>are u going to grade the test like you graded methods

KIMBERLY YUMUL>>2 differnt scores?

TED GOERTZEL>>If there are no more question, I'll sign off and post the transcript.

TED GOERTZEL>>Yes, Kimberly, there will be two different scores as well as a weighted total score.

SHAREDA COLEMAN>>yes

KIMBERLY YUMUL>>ok

VINCENZO CUTIETTA>>how long do expect our essays to be

TED GOERTZEL>>You'll get the score on the objective test right away, the other will come a bit later after I read them.

TED GOERTZEL>>The essays will be short, some one sentence, the longest five sentences.

SHAREDA COLEMAN>>yes

RYAN EVANS>>yessssss

DAVID WILSON>>what room will the test be in.

KIMBERLY YUMUL>>ryan ure weird

SHAREDA COLEMAN>>ok can you post this now

TED GOERTZEL>>The test will be in 108 BSB where there are enough computers for everyone.

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KATIE BRENNAN>>

KATIE BRENNAN>>

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TED GOERTZEL>>Ok, everybody, h ave a good weekend.

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REBECCA MOULDER>>you too

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RODNEY WASHINGTON>>you too

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RYAN EVANS>>gr8 bye ttyl

KIMBERLY YUMUL>>u 2

LAUREN DEL--CONTE>>bye!

KELLY KROEPER>>bye, have a good weekend

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SHAHRIAR MAHMUD>>see ya

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SHAREDA COLEMAN>>buh-bye

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