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MGMT101 APUS – Week 1 – Basic Principles of
APA Style and Formatting Quiz
Question 1 of 20 5.0/ 5.0 Points
The basic sections of an APA paper are as
follows: title page, abstract (optional), text of the paper, and a reference page.
Which of the following is true concerning an APA style paper?
A. Always use contractions.
B. Use 1 inch margins and make sure the
text is on the justified setting.
C. Normal paragraphs are always indented
five character spaces in the paper with the exception of the abstract, titles
and headings, subheadings, block quotes, and references.
D. All the above.
Question 2 of 20 5.0/ 5.0 Points
Which statement is true concerning the
Title Page of an APA style paper?
A. The first thing that appears at the top
of the title page is the Running Head, consisting of a couple of key words from
the title of the paper.
B. The title of the paper should always be
underlined.
C. Running head is aligned on the left
margin On the same line as page number. Should read Running head: Portion of
the title not to exceed 50 characters. All letters of the title are
capitalized.
D. The Page Header consists of the page
number first and then the title of the paper with a right justified margin.
Question 3 of 20 5.0/ 5.0 Points
General rule of APA style and format
includes which of the following?
A. After the use of a colon, always
capitalize the first letter of the first word whether there is a complete
sentence.
B. Always spell out on the first use of an
acronym.
C. You should always use 10 point black
font when writing an APA style paper.
D. Always triple space after sentence
terminators (i.e. .,?!).
Question 4 of 20 5.0/ 5.0 Points
When using numbers in an APA essay,
A. Numbers zero to nine are spelled out
while numbers 10 and above are written as numbers. Exceptions include when
numbers are in a table, a figure number (i.e. Figure 3), a metric measurement
or used as the first word of a sentence.
B. Numbers 0 to 9 are always written as
numbers while numbers ten and above are always spelled out. Exceptions include
when numbers are used in a table, a figure number (i.e. Figure Three), a metric
measurement or used as the first word of a sentence.
C. Numbers in the abstract should never be
spelled out.
D. None of the above.
Question 5 of 20 5.0/ 5.0 Points
Which statement is an appropriate citation
in the text of a paper?
A. (e.g., Young and Bristow, 2005).
B. Winstanley, Mayo, Joseph, and Dunn
(2006) stated ….
C. According to Smith, 2002, ….
D. None of the above.
Question 6 of 20 5.0/ 5.0 Points
Which statement is true when using
quotations in an APA style paper?
A. When using a quote, there is no need to
use page numbers; just be sure to list authors on a reference page.
B. When using a quote more than 40 words,
display it in a freestanding block of text, omit the quotation marks, indent
about a half inch from the left margin, and continue to double space block
style.
C. When using a quote more than 40 words,
you must indent five spaces from the left margin and single space the
quote.
D. Direct quotes are unlimited and can be
used throughout the paper as long as proper citation is given in both the text
of the paper and the reference page.
Question 7 of 20 5.0/ 5.0 Points
When typing the title on the title page:
A. Center the title to the page and always
capitalize the title of the paper.
B. The title of the paper should be placed
center of the paper but only 10 lines down from the top margin.
C. Title should typed in upper and lower
letters, centered and positioned in the upper half of page.
D. None of the above is true.
Question 8 of 20 5.0/ 5.0 Points
Depending on the type paper, the instructor
should advise their students if an abstract is required. If that is the case,
which of the following statement is true concerning abstracts?
A. The abstract page is always page two.
B. There is no limit to the number of words
to be used in an abstract.
C. You should always indent the first
paragraph of an abstract.
D. There is not a running head on the
abstract page.
Question 9 of 20 5.0/ 5.0 Points
The reference page should:
A. Always be single spaced with no
indention.
B. Include only authors where you used a
direct quote.
C. Always use authors’ entire names, no
initials.
D. None of the above is true.
Question 10 of 20 5.0/ 5.0 Points
When citing a book with multiple authors on
the reference page:
A. Include all authors’ full names and year
of publication.
B. Include only the first author’s last
name and initial of first name AND the year of publication.
C. Include all authors’ last names, initial
of first and middle (if applicable) names, AND the year of publication.
D. Include only the first author’s last
name followed by et al. AND the year of publication.
Question 11 of 20 5.0/ 5.0 Points
The order of references on the reference
page is as follows:
A. By alphabetical order by last name of
author(s) or by first character of the first word of a reference (if no author
is provided).
B. How references are cited in the paper
(i.e., first reference used in the paper should be the first reference on the
Reference page).
C. By year of publication starting with the
most recent to the oldest reference cited.
D. By year of publication starting with the
oldest to the most recent reference cited.
Question 12 of 20 5.0/ 5.0 Points
When citing a book on the reference page:
A. Always capitalize the first letter of
all words in the title.
B. Capitalize only the first word of the
title.
C. Always spell out the state in which the
book was published.
D. The entire reference should be
italicized except for the year of publication.
Question 13 of 20 5.0/ 5.0 Points
When citing a direct quote, which sequence
is required for APA style?
A. The author(s), year of publication.
B. The author(s), page number.
C. The author(s), page number, and year of
publication.
D. The author(s), year of publication, and
page numbers.
Question 14 of 20 5.0/ 5.0 Points
When citing a reference:
A. Use a hanging indent for each reference
after the first line of the reference.
B. Separate multiple authors with commas
and last author with ampersand (&).
C. Year always follows the author(s) in
parentheses and is followed by a period.
D. All the above are correct.
Question 15 of 20 5.0/ 5.0 Points
Which statement is true concerning a table
used in an APA style paper?
A. Separate rows with horizontal
lines.
B. Tables are most often used to present
results but may be used to present other information.
C. Tables never stand alone. The reader
must read the text to decipher the data.
D. All the above are true.
Question 16 of 20 5.0/ 5.0 Points
Regarding the reference page:
A. Center the word References at the top of
the page and underlined it.
B. The reference page is not numbered.
C. If there is more than one reference
page, the word References should be centered at the top of each page.
D. None of the above are true.
Question 17 of 20 5.0/ 5.0 Points
The format of an APA paper is as follows:
A. Double-space entire paper with the
exception of indented quotes; the quote is single spaced.
B. Double-space throughout the paper.
C. The title page should be single
spaced.
D. None of the above.
Question 18 of 20 5.0/ 5.0 Points
Double space should follow which of the
following?
A. Periods in the initials of names.
B. Semicolons.
C. Colons.
D. None of the above.
Question 19 of 20 5.0/ 5.0 Points
Which of the following is correct regarding
page numbers?
A. Not suppressed with the abbreviation
“pp.” (example: pp. 221-227).
B. Suppressed with the abbreviation pp.
(example: pp. 221-7).
C. Not suppressed (example: 221-227).
D. Suppressed (example: 221-7).
Question 20 of 20 5.0/ 5.0 Points
When using abbreviations,
A. Use spaces after each period (example:
a. m.).
B. Do not use spaces after each period
(example: a.m.).
C. If a sentence ends with an abbreviation,
the last period of the abbreviation is used as the sentence’s terminal
punctuation.
D. Both B and C are correct.

It has been said that recent graduates from a business school majoring in accounting and just entering the profession are especially vulnerable to ethical missteps because they are often naive and may not see the ethical aspects of situations they confront. Explain the various dimensions of such alleged ethical challenges in the workplace?

1ISSUE 2:Is Criminal Behavior Determined Biologically?YES:Adrian Raine, from The Biological Basis of Crime, in James Q.Wilson and John Petersilia, eds., Crime: Public Policies forCrime Control (ICS Press, 2002)NO:Jeffrey H. Reiman, from Crime Control in America, The Rich GetRicher and the Poor Get Prison: Ideology, Class, and CriminalJustice (Allyn and Bacon, 1998)1. Explain fearlessness theory and stimulation-seeking theory, as discussedby Raine. What might Reiman have to say about such explanations forviolent behavior?ISSUE 3:Is a Persons Body Type Clearly Linked to Criminal Behavior?YES:Sean Maddan, Jeffrey T. Walker, and J. Mitchell Miller, fromPhysiques, Somatotypes and Crime. An essay. (2009)NO:Chris L. Gibson and Kevin M. Beaver, from Does Body Type ReallyHave an Effect on Criminal Behavior? An essay. (2009)2. 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Lynch, from “Misleading `Evidence’ and the MisguidedAttempt to Generate Racial Profiles of Criminals; CorrectingFallacies and Calculations Concerning Race and Crime in Taylorand Whitney’s Analysis of Racial Profiling,” Mankind Quarterly(Spring 2002)6. Present your views on the statement that “it is the job of thepolice to catch criminals, and they know from experience who islikely to be an offender.”ISSUE 9: Should It Be a Crime to Download Copyrighted Music from theInternet?YES:Barry Shrum, from The Magical Ring of Gyges: Why Illegal DownloadingIs So Rampant in the Age of Cyberspace, Law on the Row (2011)NO:Janis Ian, from The Internet DebacleAn Alternative View, PerformingSongwriter Magazine (May 2002)9. Imagine that you are a recording artist. Define your status in theindustry (e.g., newcomer, top of the charts, former star). 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Log in and watch the Manager’s Hot Seat video Negotiation: Thawing the Salary Freeze at the McGraw-Hill Online Learning Center. Participate with the interactive questions during the video, but your graded assignment is to answer and submit the following questions via this activity.
Without planning and determination of one’s initial offer, target point, and resistance point, a negotiator may be at a disadvantage during the negotiation. What evidence of planning was demonstrated by Alisa and Katherine?
For both Alisa and Katherine, describe how planning impacted their ability to successfully negotiate.
What aspects of the distributive and integrative bargaining approaches did Katherine demonstrate during the negotiation? Justify your answer with examples from the scenario.
What aspects of the distributive and integrative bargaining approaches did Alisa demonstrate during the negotiation? Justify your answer with examples from the scenario.
What is the superordinate goal in this situation? How would a discussion of this goal aid the negotiation process?
Katherine discussed a potential solution (bonus sharing) that had not previously been discussed before. Is this an example of “unlawful circumvention” according to labor laws? Why or why not?
Assume Katherine refused to make a concession to Alisa’s request. According to the National Labor Code, could Alisa organize a strike?
Assume you are representing management (like Katherine in this scenario). What exactly would you do in this situation? Indicate a specific example for each of the key negotiator behaviors.
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