Research and Information Literacy Quiz

How can peer-reviewed articles be identified?

• They are written by students.

• They have colorful pictures.

• They are published in non-academic magazine.

• They are reviewed by experts in the field.

Answer explanation

Peer-reviewed articles can be identified by being reviewed by experts in the field, ensuring high quality and credibility.

What is the first step in your research adventure?

• Presenting your findings

• Ask your question

• Taking notes

• Evaluating sources

Answer explanation

The first step in your research adventure is to ask your question, as it sets the direction and purpose of your research.

What should you do if you find conflicting information in your sources?

• Use the information that sounds most exciting

• Cross verify with multiple reliable sources

• Choose the information that is easier to understand

• Ignore all sources

Answer explanation

Cross verify with multiple reliable sources

Which source is NOT recommended for reliable information?

• Encyclopedias

• Educational websites

• Blogs without verified information

• Libraries

Answer explanation

Blogs without verified information are not recommended for reliable information due to the lack of credibility and fact-checking mechanisms.

How can you make sure your research is credible?

• Use sources without checking credibility

• Verify information from multiple reliable sources

• Only use sources from social media

• Avoid using recent information

Answer explanation

Verify information from multiple reliable sources

What should you consider about the publication source?

• The price of the book

• The reputation of the publication

• The number of pages

• The color of the cover

Answer explanation

The reputation of the publication is important to consider as it reflects the credibility and reliability of the source.

What is a good practice when taking notes?

• Write in a messy way

• Copy information directly from sources

• Summarize key points clearly

• Skip important details

Answer explanation

Summarize key points clearly

When taking notes, what should you do?

• Copy information word for word

• Skip mentioning the source

• Summarize information in your own words

• Ignore key details

Answer explanation

When taking notes, you should summarize information in your own words to ensure understanding and avoid plagiarism.

What can you do to enhance your research presentation?

• Use only text and avoid visuals

• Speak very fast

• Ignore audience feedback

• Include clear language and engaging visuals

Answer explanation

To enhance your research presentation, include clear language and engaging visuals for better communication and audience engagement.

How can you make your research project stand out?

• Use plain language without visuals

• Copy others’ work

• Include unique and interesting information

• Avoid rehearsing

Answer explanation

To make your research project stand out, you should include unique and interesting information that sets it apart from others.