Citing Sources and Website Information

The video tutorial explains how to cite sources, focusing on books and websites. It provides detailed steps and examples for each type of citation, emphasizing the importance of recording the creator and publication date. The tutorial aims to equip viewers with the skills to properly cite sources in their work.

What is the primary purpose of citing sources?

• To confuse the reader

• To give credit to the original creators

• To make the document look longer

• To avoid writing your own content

Which of the following is NOT required when citing a book?

• Title of the book

• Publisher's address

• Author's last name

• Year of publication

When citing a book, how should the title be formatted?

• In bold

• Underlined

• In italics

• In quotation marks

What is the correct order of information when citing a book?

• Title, Author, Year

• Author, Title, Year

• Title, Year, Author

• Year, Title, Author

In the example provided, what is the title of the book?

• Detective Booksy

• Honeybee

• Citing Sources

• Research Methods

Which of the following is a correct example of a book citation?

• Fleming, Honeybee, 2023.

• Fleming. Honeybee. 2023.

• Fleming, 2023, Honeybee

• Fleming, Honeybee, 2023

What is the first piece of information needed to cite a website?

• Author's name

• Date of access

• Title of the page

• Website's URL

How should the title of a website be formatted in a citation?

• In quotation marks

• Underlined

• In bold

• In italics

Which date is important when citing a website?

• Date of access

• Date the website was last accessed

• Date the website was created

• Date the page was published or updated

In the example provided, what is the name of the website?

• Honeybee Society

• Bee Society

• Honey World

• Bee World