When to reference

When you include tables, photographs and diagrams in your assignment. These maybe items directly copied or a source of data collation that you have used.

• True

• False

When describing or discussing a theory, model or practice associated with a particular writer.

• True

• False

When you summarize information drawn from a variety of sources about what has happened over a period of time and the summary is unlikely be a cause of dispute or controversy

• True

• False

Answer explanation

Because you also need to make sure those sources state much the same things

To give a weight or credibility to an argument that you believe is important

• True

• False

When giving emphasis to a particular idea that has found a measure of agreement and support among commentators

• True

• False

When pulling together a range of key ideas that you introduced and referenced earlier in the assignment

• True

• False

Answer explanation

Especially, in a long assignment, to summarize ideas before moving on to another line of discussion. And also when you reach the concluding sections of your assignment and begin to draw your arguments together

When stating or summarizing obvious facts, and when there is unlikely to be any significant disagreement with your statements or summaries

• True

• False

Answer explanation

Becase these 'obvious facts' also need to be expressing generally undisputed facts circulating freely, publicly and without the restraint of copyright.

When including quotations

• True

• False

When paraphrasig and/or paraphrasing in your own words another person's work that you feel is particularly significant, or likely to be a subject of debate

• True

• False