Accurate Use of Sources Quiz (See related pages)

The following, from page 127 of Fast Food Nation ! "ric Schlosser, is the source of the following #uotations and paraphrases$ A natural fla%or is not necessaril! healthier or purer than an artificial one$ &hen almond fla%or ( enzaldeh!de) is deri%ed from natural sources, such as peach and apricot pits, it contains traces of h!drogen c!anide, a deadl! poison$ 'enzaldeh!de deri%ed through a different process(( ! mi)ing oil of clo%e and anana fla%or, am!l acetate((does not contain an! c!anide$ *e%ertheless, it is legall! considered an artificial fla%or and sells at a much lower price$ *atural and artificial fla%ors are now manufactured at the same chemical plants, places that few people would associate with +other *ature$ ,alling an! of these fla%ors -natural- re#uires a fle)i le attitude toward the "nglish language and a fair amount of iron!$ .ead each of the following #uotations and paraphrases (which are documented using +/A st!le) from the source a o%e$ Then clic0 -Accepta le- if the #uotation or paraphrase uses the source accuratel!1 clic0 -Unaccepta le- if the #uotation or paraphrase distorts the source$

1 Schlosser argues, -A natural fla%or is 2$ $ $3 purer than an artificial one- (127)$ A) Accepta le B) Unaccepta le 2 According to Schlosser, the distinction etween natural and artificial fla%ors is mainl! legal, with oth -manufactured at the same chemical plants- (127)$ A) Accepta le B) Unaccepta le 4 As Schlosser e)plains, natural fla%ors are made at sites that -people would associate with +other *ature- (127)$ A) Accepta le B) Unaccepta le 5 Schlosser praises the fle)i ilit! of the laws that determine which fla%ors are natural and which are artificial (127)$ A) Accepta le B) Unaccepta le 6 Schlosser o 7ects to the creation of artificial fla%ors, noting that the! can contain poisons (127)$ A) Accepta le B) Unaccepta le