Research and Citations

True/False: You need to cite and quote any words you didn’t write.

• True

• False

You should ________ and cite any ideas you didn’t think of yourself, unless everyone knows them.

• quote

• copy

• paraphrase

True/False: You DO NOT need to cite any diagrams, illustrations, charts, pictures, or other visual materials.

• True

• False

Things like folklore, common sense observations, myths, urban legends, and major historical events are known as:

• basic facts

• obvious statements

• common knowledge

True/False: You DO NOT need to cite when you are using generally-accepted facts, including facts that are accepted within particular discourse communities.

• True

• False

______________ is an awesome resource for any writing task.

• Wikipedia

• Snapchat

• The Delco Times

• Purdue OWL

A key step in avoiding accidental plagiarism is to ________ your research carefully

• memorize

• record

• plan

The bibliography is the ________ of your paper.

• beginning

• middle

• end

________ notecards to connect your notes to the

source

• Purdue OWL

• Noodletools

• Wikipedia

In the Chicago format, you will cite your sources with a _______ and a bibliography.

• footnote

• header

• footer

• quote