MLA 8

 A source that is reliable and trustworthy is called a

• School-appropriate source
• Credible Source
• Trustworthy Source
• Popular Article

Taking someone else's work or ideas and passing them off as one's own is called

• Work Cited
• Plagiarism (hey look! I spelled it right!)
• Signal phrase
• Conclusion

Restating a passage in your own words, keeping the same meaning is:

• Plagiarizing

• Summarizing

• Paraphrasing

• Quoting

A condensed version of a passage, which includes its main points and main details is

• Citing

• Paraphrasing

• Summarizing

In MLA format, a list of sources that you referenced in the body of your paper is called

• In-text citations
• Works Cited
• Bibliography
• None of the above; MLA doesn’t require me to cite sources

Using parentheses after you quote, summarize or paraphrase a source in your paper is called a(n)

• In-text citation

• Works Cited

• Bibliography

• Links

First-hand research, documents, or evidence created during the period of study is called

• Primary Source
• Secondary Source
• Secondary Source
• Scholarly Article

Articles written by professionals, evaluated by their peers before they are published, and cited thoroughly with sources are referred to as:

• Secondary Source

• Tertiary Source

• Scholarly Article

• Popular Article

According to the Works Cited entry above, Lenhart, Amanda. is a reference to

• The author
• The publisher
• The title of the web page
• The date published/written

According to the Works Cited entry above, “Teens, Social Media & Technology Overview 2015.”

• The author
• The publisher
• The title of the web page
• The date published/written