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Research Review 19-20
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How do I know that my sources are reputable?
the site is current and functional
the website is engaging and interesting
the author presents unbiased information
sites end in .gov, .edu, .org are usually the safest
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If you use direct quotes from the text, you do not have to cite it.
True
False
It depends on if it is factual or not.
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Direct quotes are:
the only way to show evidence.
the worst way to show evidence.
the best way to show evidence.
one way of showing evidence.
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When summarizing:
rearrange the words in the original text
give all the facts that you read in the text
give a brief statement of the main points in your own words
put your opinion of the text in your own words
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How is a Works Cited arranged?
Alphabetically by first word of citation
In the order you located the resources
It is numbered
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The Works Cited page is located:
only with the outline.
on the last page of the research essay.
after the title page of the research essay.
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I know that the information I am finding is accurate because...
My whole group thinks the information is correct.
I found the information on at least three reputable sites.
I found the same information on another site.
It sounds interesting to me.
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A works cited page allows you to:
list your sources so no citations are needed in your paper.
use the author's last name or start of title for citations
evaluate your sources.
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Which site would be least likely to help me with my research?
World Book online
Discovery Education
Wikipedia
Schaumburg Public Library
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Citing a source is important because:
Your teacher said so.
Plagiarism is illegal.
It proves the source is legitimate.
Your teacher just wants to make your life difficult.
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When paraphrasing:
put the meaning of text in your own words
rearrange the words in the original text
leave out a few words in the original text
put your opinion of the text in your own words
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All of the following are examples of plagiarism except:
using quotations to include a famous quote from Mark Twain.
copying sentences from a Mark Twain novel
using information from a Mark Twain Bio and not citing it
turning in your friend's poem as your own
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MLA rules should be memorized instead of using an online citation site.
True
False
Who knows?
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Why does a quality research paper avoid using mostly direct quotes as evidence?
Though direct quotes are cited, too many is like plagiarism.
Quality research papers use mostly direct quotes.
Many direct quotes confuse the audience via quotation marks.
Paraphrasing and summarizing show information is understood.
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Which of the following does not need an embedded citation?
summaries
direct quotations
paraphrases
common knowledge
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What does it mean to paraphrase?
Describe everything you read
Change a person's words into your own words for clarity.
Copy another person's words exactly
