Unit 4 Review (Plagiarism, Mood, Tech) Varela

Not all information sources are (a)   and must be ​ (b)   .​

• reliable
• evaluated
• plagarised
• inaccurate
• deleted
• ok

Match the information source with its format

• Newspaper

• Wikipedia

• Online Encyclopedia

• The Age

• Search Engine

• Google

• Encyclopedia

• World Book

What is information literacy?

• The knowledge of ancient history
• The skill of playing a musical instrument
• The ability to cook a gourmet meal
• The ability to identify, locate, evaluate, and effectively use information.

What is the definition of reliability?

• Trustworthy and credible

• The ability to change over time
• A printed source of information

• Information from the internet

What would be a good information source to start with if you were looking for background information on a topic?

• Scholarly journal

• Magazine

• Social Media post

• Encyclopedia (online or print)

True or False: Chat GPT should be used to write whole passages of your English Essays

• True

• False

Plagarism in school work means...

• Collaborating with classmates on an assignment
• Copying from a published source and citing it properly
• Using a mix of original and cited work in a project
• Using someone else's work and presenting it as your own without giving proper credit.

What does evidence mean?

• Information or data from a reliable source

• A well-stated opinion

• A statement you intend to argue

• An explanation of proof

What is an example of evidence?

• Football is more dangerous than baseball.

• "Football players are 33% more likely to get injured than baseball players" (AHA.com)

• Baseball is a fun sport.

Label the website:

a

b

c

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