Final Exam Review 2020-2021

Quotation marks look like _______.

Plagiarism is when you take someone else's words, work, or ideas and DO NOT give them credit for it.

You CANNOT trust Wikipedia for completely reliable and trustworthy information.

Find and correct the capitalization error in the sentence: "he and i ran against each other on the high school track."

Source information that is placed IN your writing is called a(n) ________; it directs readers to your work cited page.

Find & correct the capitalization error: "Mr. Rosebrough says, 'make it a great day or not, the choice is yours.'"

Correct the capitalization error: "Mr. Rosebrough says, 'Make it a great day or not," and then, "The choice is yours.'"

Find and correct the capitalization error in the sentence: "yesterday, i went home and studied for finals."

Find and correct the capitalization error in the sentence: "president biden lives in washington, dc."

An AUTOBIOGRAPHY is a written account of someone else's life.

The "i" in the capitalization strategy "MINTS" stands for: ___

If you are reading about someone else's life from a second-hand source (and not the person him/herself, you are reading:

The "N" in the capitalization strategy "MINTS" stands for: ______

The "T" in the capitalization strategy "MINTS" stands for: ______

Antonyms are words that mean the _____________

Parenthesis look like ___________.

A direct quote is something someone says but SUMMARIZED (or shortened).

Wikipedia is an "unreliable" source because ____________.

A biography is a written account of YOUR own life.

Information from someone who experienced an event "first-hand." He/she was an "eye-witness."

A reference that tells readers where ALL of the information used in your research comes from is called a ________ page.

Information told from a second-hand source.

National Geographic is a reliable source for studying animals. Which 2 words are considered synonyms to "reliable?"

Stealing someone else's words, work, or ideas and claiming them as your own is called __________.

According to Mrs. Michalke (2021) people should always, "Be nice." "'Michalke (2021)' is another example of an: ______.

Which website domains are considered the most reliable (since they are monitored regularly and vetted).

Any person who writes something is considered its ___________.

"https://www.history.com/topics/immigration/asian-american-timeline" is an example of a __________.

If YOU write about your own life, it is called a(n) ____________.

The beginning of EVERY sentence should always be ______.

Synonyms are words that mean the _______

A work cited page should always been written in _________________.

Acronyms, or abbreviated names, should always be _______.

United States, Indiana, Speedway, and Indianapolis should all be capitalized because they are ________.

"Thomas, Ken. 'Dreams.' New York: Paper and Pen, 2002." is an example of a _______ :

The purpose of quotation marks are to show readers ____________.

Which website is considered unreliable?

Every paragraph in an essay should be ______.

Your name should always be capitalized.

A piece of writing (consisting of multiple paragraphs) that discusses a similar theme or topic in detail is called:

In the following sentence, are there any capitalization errors? "The president lives in the White House."

Google is a search engine. It is NOT a primary or secondary source.

Something said by another person either in a book, speech, or movie:

NASA, NBA, NFL, ESL are all considered __________.

The main sentence in your introduction paragraph that tells readers what the ENTIRE essay will be about is called ___.

A URL is another name for a web _________.

The main sentence that starts each paragraph and tells readers what each paragraph will be about is called a _________.

Formal titles like "president" should be capitalized when the president's name follows it.

Always capitalize the first letter in a DIRECT QUOTE, as long as it is a COMPLETE sentence.

Any sentence can become a quote.

If a direct quote is interrupted in the middle of the sentence, DO NOT capitalize the second part of the quote.

My teacher always says, "Be nice." (Michalke, 2021). The portion that says, "(Michalke, 2021)" is called an: __________

The "m" in the capitalization strategy "MINTS" stands for:

Websites DO NOT have page numbers, so you do not need to write a page number if you are citing a website.

The "S" in the capitalization strategy "MINTS" stands for: _____