Scholarly Source Review

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Which of the following is a common feature of scholarly articles? Memes and emojis, Advertisements for products, Informal language

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Peer review process

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What does "peer-reviewed" mean?

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Experts in the same field have reviewed it

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Why should you avoid citing Wikipedia in a school research paper?

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It is unreliable and not peer-reviewed

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You find an article online written by an anonymous blogger. It has no sources but claims shocking “facts.” Is this a scholarly source?

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No, because it’s not credible or peer-reviewed

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An article titled “10 Ways to Ace Your Math Test” appears on a tutoring website. Is it scholarly?

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No, it’s educational but not scholarly.

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What is the purpose of citations in scholarly articles?

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To credit sources and avoid plagiarism

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True or False: Scholarly articles always have multiple authors.

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False

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True or False: Scholarly articles are mostly written for experts and students.

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True

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True or False: A peer-reviewed article is automatically free to access.

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False

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True or False: Blogs and Youtube videos are good replacements for scholarly sources.

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False