When summarizing information from a source, what is the best approach?

Rewrite the key ideas in their own words and cite the source

A researcher finds conflicting data on the effects of climate change. What should they do?

Compare the credibility of both sources and look for additional evidence

A student is researching the impact of screen time on sleep patterns. Which research question is most effective?

How does screen time before bed affect sleep quality?

A student is determining whether a website is credible. What is the best approach?

Check the author’s credentials and cross-reference information

What is the most effective way to improve the accuracy of an online search?

Use keywords with connectors like AND, OR, and NOT

What is the most effective way to narrow down a broad research topic?

Ask open-ended questions that help focus on a specific aspect of the topic

A student is writing an argumentative essay and wants to strengthen their argument. What should they do?

Use multiple reliable sources that provide evidence supporting their claims

A student finds a blog post about artificial intelligence published in 2010. What should they do next?

Find newer sources to check for updated information

A student finds an article without a publication date. What should they do before using it?

Check the credibility of the publisher and verify the information

An article arguing that junk food should be banned in schools but the sources come from organic companies.

It only uses sources with a potential bias, limiting objectivity

What is the best way to add a quote into an informational paragraph?

Introduce the quote, explain its relevance, and connect it to the argument

What is the first step in analyzing an author’s argument?

Identify the claim and supporting evidence

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1
When summarizing information from a source, what is the best approach?
Use quotation marks around the summary
Rewrite the key ideas in their own words and cite the source
copy and slightly modify the original sentence
Omit citation since it is in their own words
2
A researcher finds conflicting data on the effects of climate change. What should they do?
Only use the more recent source without further evaluation
Use the source that aligns with their opinion
Ignore both sources and find a third one
Compare the credibility of both sources and look for additional evidence
3
A student is researching the impact of screen time on sleep patterns. Which research question is most effective?
How does screen time before bed affect sleep quality?
What are some popular apps that teens use?
Do people like using their phones before bed?
Why is screen time a problem?
4
A student is determining whether a website is credible. What is the best approach?
Only use sources that match their personal opinion
Check the author’s credentials and cross-reference information
Trust it if the website has a professional design
Use the site if it appears at the top of search results
5
What is the most effective way to improve the accuracy of an online search?
Use keywords with connectors like AND, OR, and NOT
Search using full sentences with unnecessary words
Click on the first result that appears without checking its source
Only use sources that match personal opinions
6
What is the most effective way to narrow down a broad research topic?
Pick a random subtopic without background reading
Ask open-ended questions that help focus on a specific aspect of the topic
Choose a topic that is easy to summarize
Only use questions that require numerical answers
7
A student is writing an argumentative essay and wants to strengthen their argument. What should they do?
Focus only on personal experiences
Use multiple reliable sources that provide evidence supporting their claims
Use emotional appeals instead of factual evidence
Avoid counterarguments to make their stance seem stronger
8
A student finds a blog post about artificial intelligence published in 2010. What should they do next?
Change some of the wording to make it seem more current
Use the blog as their main source since it's online
Find newer sources to check for updated information
Assume the information is still valid and use it without checking
9
A student finds an article without a publication date. What should they do before using it?
Check the credibility of the publisher and verify the information
Assume the information is outdated and not use it
Trust the article if it supports their argument
Use it as long as it is well-written
10
Which of the following is the correct in-text citation for a paraphrased idea found on pg. 94 of Animal Farm?
(George 94).
(Orwell).
(Orwell 94).
"Orwell 94."
11
An article arguing that junk food should be banned in schools but the sources come from organic companies.
It only uses sources with a potential bias, limiting objectivity
It does not include opinions from students
The argument lacks a strong claim
The article does not contain any facts
12
What is the best way to add a quote into an informational paragraph?
Use multiple long quotes without analysis
Only use quotes if no other information is available
Drop the quote in without explanation
Introduce the quote, explain its relevance, and connect it to the argument
13
What is the first step in analyzing an author’s argument?
Determine if the topic is interesting
Focus only on the conclusion
Identify the claim and supporting evidence
Check if the author used long sentences

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