Bibliography

Which of the following does NOT explain "Plagiarism?"

• Using someone's ideas as your own

• Copying someone's work without acknowledging them

• Giving credit to the author by mentioning them in your paper

• presenting someone else's work or ideas by incorporating it into your work without full acknowledgment

What is a bibliography?

• a list of sources for researching a topic

• is a set of rules on how to cite sources in academic writing

• is a formal system used to develop a framework about the organization and contents of your paper

• research methods and techniques chosen by a researcher

In following the APA Format, we use abbreviations.

• Always true

• Unless we use abbreviation or acronym recognized in our language

• We do not use abbreviations at all

• The choices do not fit the situation

In APA formatting style, what is the margin used on all sides of the research paper?

• 0.5 inches

• 0.75 inches

• 1 inch

• 1.25 inches

In APA formatting style, where should we place the page numbers?

• bottom right corner in the footer

• bottom right corner in the footer

• top left corner in the header

• top right corner in the header

In following the APA formatting style, we use slash marks.

• Always true

• Partly true

• Not true

• The choices do not fit the situation.

In APA style, what is the spacing format to be following?

• Single spacing

• 1.5 Spacing

• Double Spacing

• Multiple Spacing

What is an Appendix?

• the overall strategy that you choose to integrate the different components of the study

• a summary or evaluation of important terms

• a list of sources about the research paper

• contains supplementary material that provides additional understanding of the study

What does "Correspondence" refer to in the Appendices Section?

• tables, charts, drawings, maps

• letters, memos, and emails of respondents

• calculations and computation formulas

• datasheets for interpreting data

What does "Non-textual elements" refer to in the Appendices Section?

• tables, charts, graphs, drawings, maps

• letters, memos, emails of respondents

• calculations and computation formulas used

• datasheets for interpreting data