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Harvard Referencing Quiz #referencing #harvardreferencing #plagiarism
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How should the Reference List be ordered?
In the order they appear in your text
Numerically
Date order, newest first
Alphabetically, by author’s surname
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What is Harvard referencing?
A kind of ice-cream
The only system of referencing
A popular system of referencing, but there are many others
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When do you use “quotation marks”?
You should never use quotation marks
When quoting exact words from your source
When you quote long passages of text
Everytime you refer to someone else’s work
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Every In-text reference should be in the Reference List, and vice versa. True or False?
False
True
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You do not need to reference:
Commonly-known facts
Podcasts
Statistics
Magazine Articles
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Why should you reference?
To avoid plagiarism
To support your ideas using other research/articles/data
All three of these
To enable others to find the information you have used
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Pick the correct format for In-text referencing:
(Surname,Initial, Date)
(Surname, Date)
(Date,Surname, Initial)
(Date,Surname)
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If I change some information into my own words, do I need to reference it?
No – I only reference if I take it ‘word for word’
No- you shouldn't change the information into your own words
Yes – I have still taken that idea from somewhere else
No– I have changed the words so don’t need to reference
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What is plagiarism?
When I change some information I find into my own words
Copying work from another student
Passing off ideas/word of others as my own
Copy and pasting from the internet
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Which names appear in the Reference List?
Surnames and Initials
First Names
Surnames and First Names
Surnames
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An in text citation for a website should look like:
(Website: bbc.co.uk/cloning)
(BBC, 2016)
(BBC, 2016. Cloning. available from: www.bbc.co.uk/health.
(www.bbc.co.uk/cloning, accessed 1/09/16)
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In the Reference List, you need which of the following for a website:
Thesearch engine used
The date published and the full URL
The type of website used
The date you viewed it and full URL
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What is the correct beginning for a Reference List entry?
Beckham,D 2016……………
David Beckham 2016…………….
Beckham, D (2016)………..
Beckham, David (2016)……..
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A Reference List is:
Both
Everything you have referenced in the body of your text
A list of everything you have used
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An in-text citacion from a book should look like this in my assignment:
(Health and Safety guidebook – see bibliography)
Jones, C. (2014) Health and Safety guidebook. London: Sage
(Jones, London: Sage)
(Jones, 2014, p.73)
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If there is no date for your source, what should you do?
Don’t use the source
Stop studying and become a xe-om driver
Write n.d.
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A book should look like this in my reference list:
(Ham, 2009)
Health Policy, C. Ham (2009)
Ham, C. (2009) Health Policy. 6th ed. Basingstoke: Palgrave.
Chris Ham (2009) Health Policy. (book)
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Which is the correct In-text Reference?
(Beckham,D 2016)
(Beckham, 2016)
(David Beckham, 2016)
(2016,Beckham)
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What are the two main parts of Harvard Referencing?
Paper and online sources
Names of Authors and Dates
Direct quotes and paraphrasing
In-Text References and Reference List
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In the reference list, a reference from a website should look like:
BBC (2016).www.bbc.uk/genes [accessed 4th June, 2016]
BBC (2016). Gene. www.bbc.uk/genes.
BBC (2016). Gene. www.bbc.uk/genes [accessed 4th June, 2016]
Gene. www.bbc.uk/genes [accessed 4th June, 2016]
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Is it ok to copy-and-paste a sentence found online into your assignment?
Yes - as long as I reference it correctly
No - that is plagiarism
No - you shouldn't use websites
Yes - my teacher probably won't notice
