Chapter 1, Lesson 3 Review

How can you avoid plagiarizing?

• By putting information into your own words and referencing the author
• By violating copyright laws
• By presenting your own ideas without offering credit to the source
• By using direct quotations without including a footnote

What are some types of general reference books that can be used for research?

• Cookbooks, travel guides, and fashion magazines
• Encyclopedias, textbooks, and class notes
• Novels, short stories, and poems
• Newspapers, magazines, and websites

What does it mean to plagiarize?

• To violate copyright laws
• To present the ideas or works of another person as your own without offering credit to the source
• To present your own ideas without offering credit to the source
• To use direct quotations without including a footnote

Why is it important to base evaluations of history on evidence rather than modern values?

• History is not important
• Modern values can change over time
• Evidence is not reliable
• Modern values are always correct

What is the meaning of 'credentials'?

• A type of plagiarism
• A website address
• Evidence of expertise
• A type of online resource

Which ending is commonly used for government websites?

• .org
• .com
• .edu
• .gov

What is the meaning of 'plagiarize'?

• A website address
• Evidence of expertise
• Presenting someone's work as your own without giving credit
• A type of online resource

Which ending is commonly used for educational institution websites?

• .edu
• .com
• .org
• .gov

Which ending is commonly used for organization websites?

• .edu
• .gov
• .com
• .org

What does 'URL' stand for?

• Universal resource language
• Unified resource listing
• Unique resource link
• Uniform resource locator