APA

‘Peer-reviewed’ refers to:

• Academic gatherings where professors present papers.

• Publications that have been independently evaluated by other scholars in the field.

• Books and journal articles published by a famous university.

• Students who study together and proofread each other’s assignments.

An ‘academic audience’ refers to:

• Professional researchers

• Graduate students

• Undergraduate students

• All of the above

A ‘scholar’ is some who is employed by the university to conduct research.

• True

• False

Any work by a scholar can be considered as academic.

• True

• False

An academic publisher is a publisher that specializes in academic books and is often a university.

• True

• False

Where are in-text citations placed in an APA Style essay?

• At the bottom of each page

• In round brackets after quotations or paraphrases

• In the reference list

• After the closing punctuation mark at the end of a sentence

In-text citations to paraphrased text must provide page/paragraph numbers:

• True

• False, though the APA rules allow authors to provide them

A digital object identifier (DOI) is:

• A number used by the Library of Congress to catalog resources

• A unique number used by book sellers to identify books

• A unique alpha-numeric identifier that provides a persistent link to the resource's location

Choose the correct in-text citation format for a direct quotation:

• (Merkle, 2018)

• (2018, p.62)

• (Merkle, 2018, p. 62)

What is the correct author and year format for a journal article in a reference list?

• Brill, J. B. (2011).

• Brill, JB, (2011).

• Brill, J. B. 2011.

• John Brill, 2011.