What is the Creative Commons?

Freer licensing for intellectual property

What is the relationship between Search Tool and Source?

Search Tool leads you to the source

What are the skills that define information Literacy?

Find, retrieve, analyze, use information

passing someone else's work off as your own

What are the parts of an MLA style research paper?

Intro with thesis, body paragraphs, conclusion, works cited

Why is the free press called the "Watchdog of Democracy"?

It exposes corruption and wrongdoing

What is Intellectual Property?

The recorded expression of thoughts and ideas

What freedoms are protected by the 1st amendment?

religion, speech, press, assembly, petition

How do you fully give credit to a source?

With in-text citations and a bibliography

What are the 2 types of in-text citations?

Parenthetical and Signal Phrase

What are the 7 Information Zones?

entertainment,news,ads,opinion,publicity,raw info,propaganda

What is a thesis statement?

an arguable and defendable assertion

What are some ways to determine bias?

emotional language, mission statement, opinionated wording, shocking images, and headlines, all are correct, determine who funds the site

What does F.I.E.N.D.S stand for?

focus, inquire, evaluate, notate develop, score

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1
What is the Creative Commons?
Freer licensing for intellectual property
A commune of artists
An art workshop
The opposite of copyright
2
What is the relationship between Search Tool and Source?
A Search Tool is a computer
Source leads you to the Search Tool
Search Tool leads you to the source
They are the same
3
What are the skills that define information Literacy?
Claim, opine, debate, try
Find, retrieve, analyze, use information
Conjecture, assertion, spin, falsify
copy, duplicate, slander, libel
4
What is Mrs. Sanborn's favorite color?
black
purple
red
blue
5
What is plagiarism?
passing someone else's work off as your own
lying under oath
selling your CDs at a yard sale
using quotes in a research paper
6
What are the parts of an MLA style research paper?
Intro with thesis, body paragraphs, conclusion, works cited
cover page, abstract, intro, body, conclusion
table of contents, body, bibliography
Table of contents, body, glossary
7
Why is the free press called the "Watchdog of Democracy"?
It monitors elections
It is the government's pet
It exposes corruption and wrongdoing
It is aggressive
8
What is Intellectual Property?
University buildings
The recorded expression of thoughts and ideas
The pathways of the brain
Land for libraries
9
What freedoms are protected by the 1st amendment?
marriage, property ownership, health care
bear, arms, education, information, vote
religion, speech, press, assembly, petition
life, liberty, pursuit of happiness
10
How do you fully give credit to a source?
By quoting the source
pasting the URL at the end
In a bibliography
With in-text citations and a bibliography
11
What are the 2 types of in-text citations?
Citations are only required in the bibliography
Parenthetical and Signal Phrase
APA and MLA
Last name and date
12
What are the 7 Information Zones?
entertainment,news,ads,opinion,publicity,raw info,propaganda
bias,conjecture,spin,deceit,lies,libel,slander
Doc, Grumpy, Happy, Sleepy, Bashful, Sneezy, Dopey
journals, magazines, databases, articles, books, web, video
13
What is a thesis statement?
an unsupported opinion
a topic of research
a topic sentence
an arguable and defendable assertion
14
What are some ways to determine bias?
emotional language, mission statement, opinionated wording
shocking images, and headlines
all are correct
determine who funds the site
15
What does F.I.E.N.D.S stand for?
focus, inquire, evaluate, notate develop, score
Find; invest; explore; note; draft; study
Find important evidence not dumb stuff
Free institute of eastern Delaware state

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