Annotated Bibliography Review

If your annotated bibliography exceeds the 350 word-limit per source by 50 words, what should you do?

• Submit it as is. An extra 50 words is acceptable

• Edit to meet the word limit. Exceeding it might affect your mark

• Add a note explaining why the additional words were necessary

• Check if the extra words can be moved to a separate page.

Which aspect of the upcoming annotated bibliography practice do you feel most concerned about? Select the option that you feel will be most challenging:

• Completing both annotated entries for two sources within the 2-hour limit.

• Quickly reading and assessing the second source for relevance to the essay question.

• Organising my AB using the specific structure and format required as shown in class samples

• Evaluating the author's background and credibility for each source

• Editing my work to ensure appropriate grammar, and academic style

The annotation of each source begins with a __________.

What is Annotated Bibliography?

• An abstract

• An analyzed summary of resources that you consulted during your research

• A list of the references that you use in your article

• A literature review

An annotated bibliography will also be useful when

• Analyzing data

• Writing your data commentary

• Writing a literature review

Choose the correct order of main parts an annotated bibliography

• Citation, summary, evaluation, reflection

• Citation, evaluation, summary, reflection

• Summary, citation, evaluation, reflection

• Citation, summary, reflection, evaluation

Who writes an annotated bibliography?

• The author

• The editor

• The researcher

• The student

What is the primary purpose of an annotated bibliography?

• To provide a summary of each source

• To evaluate the relevance and quality of each source

• To list all sources used in a research paper

• To critique the author's writing style

Which part of an annotated bibliography includes a brief summary of the source?

• Citation

• Summary

• Evaluation

• Reflection

In an annotated bibliography, what does the evaluation section typically address?

• The author's background

• The source's relevance and credibility

• The publication date

• The length of the source