1.16 Quiz lessons learned

Which term best describes links which appear within the same page of text?

• Hyperlinks

• Internal Links

• Javascript Links

• External Links

How do you reference sources correctly?

• Paraphrase and cite properly

• Use sources as helpful information

• Copy exact words from a source

• Do not reference sources

What is an example of a direct quote from a source?

• Many experts believe that this idea is similar

• This idea is similar to that of many experts

• Many experts "have the same idea"

• This idea is the same as the idea of many experts

When do you not have to cite a source?

• When you use your own ideas

• When it's someone else's idea

• When you don't know the source

• When you look at the source only

Which of the following is an example of plagiarism?

• Including information from a source without citing the source

• Using another's words without citing the source

• Paraphrasing from a source without citing the source

• Quoting from a source without citing the source

Which point of view should you write from when summarizing a source?

• The author's

• Your own

• The audience's

• The reader's

Which of the following should you not do when summarizing a source?

• Cite the source properly

• Include excessive details

• Include phrases from the source

• Include only relevant information

What should you do when referencing a source?

• Include the author's name and the source date

• Search in the internet and use the author's name

• Write the title of the source and the author

• Use an informal citation

When paraphrasing from a source, which of the following changes should you make?

• Change the sentence structure

• Replace some of the words with synonyms

• Change the formatting

• Change the author

What should you do if you don't know the author's name?

• Look for the author's name on the internet

• Do not reference the source

• Use the title of the source only

• Include the author's name