Spring 23 Final exam review

What is research?

• A list of books or websites where you found information for your research.

• Information that has been approved for educational use and is not biased toward a subject.

• Collecting and organizing information about a subject.

• Writing information from a book or the Internet WITHOUT telling where it came from.

What is a credible source?

• A list of books or websites where you found information for your research.

• Information that has been approved for educational use and is not biased toward a subject.

• Collecting and organizing information about a subject.

• Writing information from a book or the Internet WITHOUT telling where it came from.

What is plagiarism?

• A list of books or websites where you found information for your research.

• Information that has been approved for educational use and is not biased toward a subject.

• Collecting and organizing information about a subject.

• Writing information from a book or the Internet WITHOUT telling where it came from.

What is a works cited?

• A list of books or websites where you found information for your research.

• Information that has been approved for educational use and is not biased toward a subject.

• Collecting and organizing information about a subject.

• Writing information from a book or the Internet WITHOUT telling where it came from.

What is a summary?

• Restating a longer text in your own words and citing the source.

• Stating a shorter main idea of the text in your own words and citing the source.

• Using quotation marks around a sentence you wrote exactly from the text to prove your answer.

• Using information from the text and your brain to tell what you think is happening in the story.

What is paraphrasing?

• Restating a longer text in your own words and citing the source.

• Stating a shorter main idea of the text in your own words and citing the source.

• Using quotation marks around a sentence you wrote exactly from the text to prove your answer.

• Using information from the text and your brain to tell what you think is happening in the story.

What is textual evidence?

• Restating a longer text in your own words and citing the source.

• Stating a shorter main idea of the text in your own words and citing the source.

• Using quotation marks around a sentence you wrote exactly from the text to prove your answer.

• Using information from the text and your brain to tell what you think is happening in the story.

What is an inference?

• Restating a longer text in your own words and citing the source.

• Stating a shorter main idea of the text in your own words and citing the source.

• Using quotation marks around a sentence you wrote exactly from the text to prove your answer.

• Using information from the text and your brain to tell what you think is happening in the story.

Is this sentence written in the past, present, or future?

Patrick stirred the sauce on the stove.

• past

• present

• future

Is this sentence written in the past, present, or future?

The doctor will speak to his patient this afternoon.

• past

• present

• future