The A in the A-B-C's of Scholarly Sources refers to

• Accuracy

• Authority

• Argument

• Audience

When evaluating an author's credentials it is important to consider

• What their facebook page looks like

• If they have a creative writing style

• If they have college degrees in that subject

• If they work for Wikipedia

The B in the A-B-Cs of Scholarly Sources refers to...

• Behavior

• Benefactor

• Bias

• Bilateral

The C in the A-B-Cs of Scholarly Sources refers to...

• Content

• Creativity

• Currancy

• Curriculum

One way to analize the publisher of an article is to...

• Check if the journal is affiliated with a well-known institution

• Check if the journal is popular on social media

• Check if their name is spelled right

• There is no way to analize the publish

The tone of a scholarly article is usually

• formal

• sarcastic

• academic

• unclear

• conversational

The summary of the main article is called the ...

• summary

• primary research

• abstract

• data

True or False: it is a good indicator of a credible scholarly source if it is written in a blog format.

• True

• False

Usually scholarly articles are published by...

• facebook

• a personal account

• a university press

• a highschool magazine

Most articles start with this section to introduce the research study...

• independent

• abstract

• introduction

• Discussion