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KIN 6020 – Mаrketing, Prоmоtiоn аnd Public Relаtions in Sport Explain a few specific means by which a professional or collegiate sports team might successfully increase fan interest and ticket sales while having to overcome a team(s) that has consistently finished near the bottom of the standings for the past few years. Site specific and defensible supporting evidence for why the strategies you discuss might be effective. Use the same document to input your answers, adding the course number for each question. Submit the URL in this question to receive credit.
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1) The first questiоn Grаff аnd Birkenstein used tо аsk in discussing an assigned reading was … (a) What were the main influences оn this author? (b) How does this writing contribute to making the world a better place? (c) What is the main argument of the author? 2) The move from reading in isolation to reading how the author’s argument is in conversation with others helped students become critical and active readers. (a) True (b) False 3) When they read Zinczenko’s article about people suing McDonalds because they got fat, some students make the false assumption that . . . (a) Zinczenko is honest when he writes about himself. (b) Zinczenko endorses everything that appears on the page. (c) Zinczenko is an expert on food and health. 4) Writers will always set out clearly and explicitly the point of view that they disagree with, as happens with Tamara Draut’s essay on “The Growing College Gap.” (a) True (b) False 5) Draut challenges the view that … (a) A college education is a ticket to middle-class security (b) Middle-class security is worth having (c) Everyone has the chance to get a college education 6) When Butler writes about “indeterminacy”, she is referring to Heisenberg’s uncertainty principle in quantum physics. (a) True (b) False 7) Swales and Feak say that it is possible to establish a niche by (a) Reading more about a topic than anyone else has ever done. (b) Being the first to spot a gap in existing research. (c) Inventing a new academic discipline. 8) The closest cliché syndrome refers to what happens when you mistake an author’s complex idea for a more commonplace one. (a) True (b) False 9) When Butler writes: “Contemporary feminist debates over the meaning of gender lead time and again to a certain sense of trouble, as if the indeterminacy of gender might eventually culminate in the failure of feminism. Perhaps trouble need not carry such a negative valence” what this means is … (a) Contemporary feminists are trying to make trouble for people whose gender is indeterminate but I, Judith Butler, want to make trouble for the troublemakers. (b) Although many contemporary feminists are uncertain about what it means to be a woman, I, Judith Butler, have negative thoughts about certainty itself. (c) While many contemporary feminists believe uncertainty about what it means to be a woman will undermine feminist politics, I, Judith Butler, believe that this uncertainty can help strengthen feminist politics. 10) Building a bridge means finding ways to express the author’s idea that make the idea more agreeable to most people and are less radical than what the author originally said. (a) True (b) False 11) Graff and Birkenstein chose Judith Butler as an example because she is known for the clarity and simplicity with which she expresses her views, making her works easily intelligible. (a) True (b) False 12) When what “they say” is not immediately identified by the author, you can respond by (a) Reading the books that the original author read (b) Constructing a counterargument to the author’s thesis (c) Finding the passage in which the author tells you what “they say” 13) When you are assigned a passage to read, you should imagine the author writing this passage alone, hunched in an empty room. This will make you a sympathetic reader, which is good. (a) True (b) False 14) Reading for conversation is rigorous and demanding because (a) Conversation is not part of how we naturally communicate (b) Reading for conversation means you have to have conversations with another student (c) Reading for conversation forces you to decide what you yourself think 15) Writers always use explicit road-mapping phrases like “although many believe” when summarizing the view that they want to engage with. (a) True (b) False Write your answers here.