Annotated Bibliography

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What is an Annotated Bibliography?

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An Annotated Bibliography is a list of sources with a summary and evaluation of each source, providing insight into its relevance and quality.

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How many entries are typically required in an Annotated Bibliography for a senior project?

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10 entries.

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What is the purpose of a Purpose Statement in an Annotated Bibliography?

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The Purpose Statement outlines the main goal of the bibliography, explaining what the research aims to achieve.

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Which of the following does NOT belong in a Purpose Statement?

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Hook.

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What is the first step in creating an Annotated Bibliography?

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Begin with a Purpose Statement.

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Where can you find all the information about the sources used in an Annotated Bibliography?

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In the Works Cited section.

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True or False: You must paraphrase every idea of the writer in an Annotated Bibliography.

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True.

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What is the difference between an Annotated Bibliography and a Works Cited page?

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An Annotated Bibliography includes summaries and evaluations of sources, while a Works Cited page lists sources without additional commentary.

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What is a FATT Statement in the context of an Annotated Bibliography?

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FATT stands for Facts, Author, Title, and Type, which helps summarize the source.

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Why is it important to evaluate sources in an Annotated Bibliography?

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Evaluating sources ensures that the information is credible, relevant, and useful for the research.