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Choose right word or word combination using definition: “information collected first-hand from historical documents, experiments, interviews, surveys, etc.”

• To paraphrase

• A primary source

• A reference

• In-text reference

• A secondary source

Choose right word or word combination using definition: “a source of information (book, article, websites, etc.) that is acknowledged in a text”

• Referencing conventions

• A reference

• A secondary source

• A primary source

• Plagiarism

Choose right word or word combination using definition: “a report, summary, interpretation or analysis of primary source”

• A primary source

• A reference

• A secondary source

• The literature

• Plagiarism

Choose right word or word combination using definition: “a list at the end of an academic text of all the books, articles, websites, etc. that have been mentioned in it”

• A reference list

• A secondary source

• A primary source

• The literature

• Referencing conventions

Choose right word or word combination using definition: “to use words or ideas from another writer in your own writing, without acknowledging where they came from”

• Cheating

• Reading

• Plagiarism

• A secondary source

• Paraphrasing

When a publication has more than two authors, only the surname of the first author is given, followed by comma and the words …

• et al.

• link

• other authors

• etc.

• brackets

In a … reference, the surname of the author and the date of publication are put in brackets at the end of the sentence.

• superscript

• non-integral

• integral

• whole

• Subject

In … reference, the surname of the author is used as an element of the sentence.

• superscript

• whole

• integral

• non-integral

• Subject

A number is placed in the text, usually in superscript or something in square brackets, which links to a source in the reference list. This source are listed in … order

• Fractional

• Decimal

• Alphabetical

• Cardinal

• Numerical

Mobilizing knowledge

• involves integrating and using relevant knowledge from diverse, sources

• presented in a way that users can understand it

• involves browser-activated search engines

• requires that it be accessible to everyone when and where they need it

• requires a communication and network infrastructure