Imagine you are training new case managers for victims of familiar (family and other relationships) violence.Write a 350 to- 700-word training guide in which you:Identify causes and impact of victimization within families and relationships.Describe police response practices to familiar violence incidents and calls for service.Discuss mandatory criminal charging in familiar violence cases.Identify federal and state (where you live) violent crime/crime of violence and victims’ rights laws.Identify crime data and trends in familiar violence.Discuss future approaches to police response in familiar violence incidents.

Publishing a novel through a publishing company is an example of:self-publishingtraditional publishingPublishing a poem in a literary journal is an example of:self-publishingtraditional publishingIn creative writing, a bio is:where the author’s name is listedbrief biography about the authorperson who decides what to publish and who edits writingdocument submitted for publicationIn creative writing, a byline is:where the author’s name is listedbrief biography about the authorperson who decides what to publish and who edits writingdocument submitted for publicationThe publisher's job is:to edit a writer's workto print and sell a writer's workto copyedit a piece of writingto proofread a piece of writingWhat is copyright?the right to use another's work without permissionuse of another’s work without permissionthe right of ownership over writing, music, or artnone of the aboveWhich step is not included in the student publishing process?revising the piecepublishing your piecesubmitting to a literary journalsubmitting to a class anthologyCopyright infringement means:cutting fringes on the edge of your storyplagiarismbreaking copyright lawsfollowing copyright lawsIf you use a few lines from a published song in the story you put into the class anthology and add a note at the end giving credit to the songwriter, this would be considered:copyright infringementplagiarismneither of the aboveboth of the aboveAsking your best friend to write a poem for you and then turning it in to your teacher is:copyright infringement plagiarismboth of the aboveIn writing creative nonfiction, generative writing and drafting are similar in which way?generative writing and drafting both involve developing new ideasgenerative writing and drafting both involve careful revisionneither generative writing nor drafting involve developing new ideasneither generative writing nor drafting are key parts of the writing processIn creative nonfiction, to make quotes sound like dialogue, writers:change the wordsput the quotes in contextdo nothing at alladd imaginary charactersIn Merwin's essay Unchopping A Tree, the clear and specific details of the tree are examples of:plotimagerymetaphorsimileIn creative nonfiction, a quote is differentiated from fictional dialogue in that it:takes the liberty of re-creating someone's spoken or written wordsis closer to the truth than fiction dialoguecan be edited to change the piece's emotional impactcopies someone's actually-spoken or written wordsIn Merwin's essay Unchopping A Tree, the idea that it is more difficult, and often impossible, to fix something than to break it is an example of the essay's:plotstylethemetoneThe point of view in Merwin's essay Unchopping A Tree can be described as:second personfirst personthird personfourth personThe house sat sadly in its emptiness is an example of:hyperbolepersonificationimagerysimileThe huge boulder stood stubbornly in our way is an example of:metaphorpersonificationimagerysimileThat mountain hike ruined my legs! is an example of:hyperbolepersonificationimagerysimileWhen writing a creative nonfiction essay draft, be sure to:keep the information in the essay factualbring the content alive with fictional sectionsavoid using figurative languagenone of the aboveWhich of the following is true of self review?self-review is unimportant in a creative nonfiction writing processself-review is completed after peer review in a creative nonfiction writing processin creative writing, which is factual, self-review is the first step in the writing processself-review for creative writing plays the same part of the writing process as in other types of writingThe tone of Kim Dana Kupperman's I Just Lately Started Buying Wings can be described as:warm but distantwarm and spiritualwarm and passionatewarm but proudRead this passage from Murmurs: "Lest you think these sounds are music only for astronomers' ears, consider: The same wrinkles in space that created the gravity wells that gave it rise to the sound also blew up to form clusters, galaxies, stars, planets, us." What does this passage most contribute to?themeplottonepoint of viewThink about By Any Other Name by Santha Rama Rau. What is its theme?it doesn’t matter what your name isome names are better than otherspersonal and cultural identities are importantpersonal and cultural identities should be flexibleThe tone of K.C. Cole's essay Murmurs can be described as:contemptuousenthusiasticdrasticirrationalThe tone of By Any Other Name can be described as:humorousseriousexaggeratedpassionlessMost creative nonfiction uses which types of point of view?first and secondsecond and thirdfirst and thirdnone of the aboveWhich would be the best setting for a science piece on algae?a city parka local ponda bathtuba kitchen sinkYou are writing a creative nonfiction piece about science; your friend is writing a personal essay.What should both pieces' introductions have in common?metaphorsstrong showingquoted factsthe piece's themeThe best point of view for a memoir on being a youngest child would be:second personfirst personthird personnone of the aboveWhich of these is not a purpose of foreshadowing:to create suspenseto add sensory detailsto add believabilityto create curiosityIn fiction writing, irony is:a type of sarcasmthe same as satireoften written in to trick the readersometimes used with an unreliable narratorWhile reading a short story, readers know that Jesse is cheating on Sara, but Sara doesn’t know. What kind of irony is this?situational ironydramatic ironysarcastic ironyverbal ironyFlashback would be best used in a short story that:is told in second person point of viewshows details of characters' past and present livesuses irony as a main plot toolis set in the deep southIn The Story of an Hour, the flashback letting us know of Mrs. Mallory’s heart condition was used to:create suspensedevelop charactermake her later death believablecreate a flashbackIn a story written in the past tense, the best way to use verb tense in a flashback is to:use the past perfect tense two or three times and then go into simple pastuse past perfect tense throughout the flashbackuse simple past tense throughoutnot worry about tense at allAn unreliable narrator can be used to:affect tonestrengthen themeinvolve readers as they decide what is trueall of the aboveUsing a flashback right at the beginning of a story:is an effective use of a flashbackshould never be done since short stories should never have flashbacksis usually not an effective use of flashbacksnone of the aboveIn which of the following short stories would an unreliable narrator be most appropriate?a story about superheroes told from a superhero's point of viewan ironic story about dogs told from the point of view of a dog who thinks he is a cata story in which a hermetic man saves an orphan child from a gang of circus managersnone of the aboveA good reason to use a flashback is:to add history to a storyto give characters motivation for unusual actionsto make readers work harderto add interest to a storyWhich fictional element is used to provide information to the reader in this excerpt from The Mountain To Mohammed: "Tom had looked forward to the trip to Jones Beach more than anyone — he wanted to see the ocean, to swim in it, to build castles in the sand."?allegoryexpositionsceneflashbackAllegory is most often associated with which fiction form?mystery novelfabletraditional short storymonologueWhich well-known novel includes allegory as a significant part of its characterization and plot?Willy Wonka and the Chocolate FactoryHatchetThe GiverCoralineIn E.C. Meyers' The Mountain To Mohammed, to which religious text does the title make an allusion?The KoranThe BibleThe Bhagavad Gitanone of the aboveIn E.C. Meyers' The Mountain To Mohammed, what does the beach symbolize?joy and excitementterminal illnessdeath and sadnesslife and healthWhat is one difference between flash fiction and a short story?flash fiction is longer than a short storyflash fiction is humorous, whereas short stories are seriousflash fiction is shorter than a short storyflash fiction does not make use of expositions, whereas a short story doesIn a story, a situation in which a character represents greed would be:an allegorya symbola sceneexpositionIn a piece of fiction, the excerpt "That boy is such a Romeo" is an example of:symbolisman allusionallegorya sceneSomething that should happen in every scene is:actionchangeneither of the aboveboth of the aboveA part of a story that takes place in a limited time and place is:a sentencea paragraphdialoguea sceneHow is a Shakespearean sonnet divided?an octave and a sestetcoupletsthree quatrains and a coupletunlimited stanzasThe volta in a sonnet is:the rhyme schemethe name of the stanzasa change or turn in the poemthe themeThe pantoum uses what technique?a strict rhyme schemea consistent meterrepetition of linesspecific number of stanzasA sonnet has how many lines?twelvefourteenit doesn’t mattertenGwendolyn Bennett both personified and created a metaphor for what in Sonnet 1?springrainbirthdeathThe poem One two/Buckle my shoe/Three four/Close the door uses which rhyme scheme?abababceaabbbabaThe line Time is but a stream I go fishing in contains an example of:metaphorassonancehyperboleimageryMy love is like a red, red rose is an example of:personificationonomatopoeiasimilemetaphorThe line Your eyes hold the promise of a new day contains an example of:simileoxymoronspersonificationmetaphorFrequently the woods are pink --/Frequently are brown./Frequently the hills undress/Behind my native town.uses which rhyme scheme?abbaabcbabcdababIn regard to irony in Williams' poem The Red Wheelbarrow, which of the following is true?the irony is situationalthe irony is actually litotesthere is no apparent irony in the poemthe irony is emotional ironyIrony in Dorothy Parker's One Perfect Rose is created through the use of:hyperbolesymbolismunderstatementallegoryWilliam Carlos Williams' poem The Red Wheelbarrow:includes a symbol in every lineis focused more on imagery than symbolismis written for farmersis not about a wheelbarrow at allIn Frost's poem Acquainted With The Night, what might night symbolize?apathyangerlonelinessdisgustThe song lyrics of Wrapped Around Your Finger includes allusions to:battles fought in VietnamGreek mythology and literary charactersmodern politicianslove poemsIn writing poems, allusions can be used to:make the poem more like a puzzleget readers to use the dictionarycreate an emotional response in readersshouldn’t be usedA benefit of using allegories in your poetry writing can be:they are easy to writethey are easy to understandreaders connect because of the shared experiencesthere are no benefitsWhen poets choose to use allusions, they should:be aware of who their readers aretry to avoid themuse mythological and religious charactersuse only modern referencesAllegory in contemporary poetry:is dead because Billy Collins said sois useless because it is antiquatedcan be used with successis the same as allusionLitotes are a form of:symbolismhyperboleunderstatementallusion