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WorksheetsLocating and Citing Sources
Total questions: 44
Worksheet time: 22mins
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Where can you locate sources in professional texts?
Appendix
Table of contents
Reference section or bibliography
Index
How can you cite sources in professional texts?
By using footnotes and a bibliography.
By including hyperlinks to the sources.
By summarizing the information without citing sources.
By using in-text citations and a reference list
Where can you locate sources in academic texts?
Endnotes, acknowledgements, or a reference list.
Appendices, acknowledgements, or a works cited page.
In-text citations, footnotes, or a bibliography
Glossary, acknowledgements, or a reference list.
How can you cite sources in academic texts?
By using footnotes and a bibliography.
By using in-text citations and a reference list
By including a works cited page.
By paraphrasing the information without citing sources.
Where can you locate sources in EAPP videos?
In the video comments.
In the video title.
In the video description or through on-screen citations or references.
On the EAPP website.
What is the importance of locating sources in professional and academic texts?
To rely solely on personal opinions and biases for information.
To limit understanding and knowledge of the topic.
To verify credibility and accuracy of information and to enable further exploration of the topic.
To waste time and effort in reading irrelevant information.
Why is it necessary to cite sources in professional and academic texts?
To allow readers to verify the accuracy and validity of the claims.
To acknowledge the original authors, give credit, and provide evidence.
To avoid plagiarism and academic misconduct.
To demonstrate the credibility and reliability of the information.
What are the benefits of citing sources in professional and academic texts?
Citing sources enhances credibility, allows verification, and gives credit to original authors.
Citing sources hinders creativity and originality.
Citing sources is time-consuming and unnecessary.
Citing sources increases the risk of plagiarism.
How can locating and citing sources enhance the credibility of your work?
By making your work more interesting and engaging.
By adding unnecessary information and clutter to your work.
By making your work more difficult to understand and follow.
By providing evidence and support for your claims, allowing readers to verify the information, and adding credibility and professionalism to your work.
It refers to a direct quote or paraphrase.
citation
in-text citation
referencing
bibliography
Elements of In-text citations
surname of the author
page number
ampersand
quotation marks
et. al
Write the abbreviation "___" which stands for '__ __' when there is no given date of publication.
(a)
Give examples of reporting verbs
In general formatting guidelines for APA reference list, you should use double space for all entries.
True
False
Use author's last name and the initial of his /her first name only
True
False
Separate the name of authors by a comma.
True
False
Elements of Referencing or Bibliography in a book
Author
Date of publication
Title of the book
Place of Publication
Publisher
Elements of referencing in a webpage
Author's name
year, month, date published
URL
Retrieved month, day, year
Article title
What information about a source is most likely to appear in a bibliography?
Name of the author.
Quotation from the author?
Author's date of birth.
Author's home city
Your works cited page (bibliography) should be in ____ order.
alphabetical
chronological
random
numerical
In order to avoid plagiarism, you should always _____.
give credit to the person who created the material you are using
change a few words so it isn't technically word-for-word
hope nobody checks to find out it isn't your own original work
When copying something word for word, use ___.
exclamation marks
commas
quotation marks
parentheses
Which of these can be used as a source?
Book
Magazine
Website
ALL of them
Using the ideas or words of someone else and claiming they are your own is:
plagiarism
borrowing
not a big deal
fun and games
It is acceptable to copy and paste a photo from a webpage without citing where it came from.
True
False
How many sources are required in a Bibliography/Works Cited page?
A minimum of 2
At least 3
As many as are used in the paper or presenation.
A minimum of 4
What do we mean by "citing our sources?"
Providing a list of all the resources we used to get information.
Looking for the best resources.
Writing a note to the author of each resource we use for information.
All of the above.
What is a direct quote?
Something you think heard someone say
Writing a fact in your own words
Using a piece of information from the text without changing any of the words
Why would you want to use a direct quote in your writing?
As evidence to answer a question about the text
To emphasize an important fact to your reader
It's easier than thinking of your own information
As evidence to answer a question about the text OR to emphasize an important fact to the reader
Where does the bibliography go?
At the end of a document, usually on a separate page.
At the beginning of a document, usually on a separate page.
Wherever you want.
ALL of them
What information about a source is most likely to appear in a bibliography?
Name of the author.
Quotation from the author?
Author's date of birth.
Author's home city
One purpose of including a bibliography in your report is to:
Credit people who helped shape your arguments.
Convince the reader to agree with your conclusions.
List sources that you plan to consult in the future.
Prove that no outside sources were consulted.
Based on MLA guidelines, every citation in a bibliography must:
Have a title in quotes
List information in the same order
Include a publisher
Fit on a single line
Jo Marchant wrote a book called Decoding the Heavens, published in 2009 by Da Capo Press. Which of the following appears first in the citation?
Jo
Da Capo Press
Marchant
Decoding the Heavens
In an MLA citation, a newspaper is the most likely container for:
A radio interview
A movie review
A book report
An encyclopedia entry
A citation for a print magazine article generally includes:
An issue number
The name of the editor
The date you read the article
A full URL
Identify the publisher in this citation: Kluth, Fred. Cars of 1998. Miami: The Auto Press, 1999.
Fred Kluth
Miami
Cars of 1998
The Auto Press
Which line(s) should be indented in this citation?
First
Second and third
All
None
What information determines the order of MLA citations within a bibliography?
Page number
Publication date
Author's last name
Number of contributors
In which of the following ways do footnotes differ from bibliography citations?
Their purpose
The information they include
Their location in a report
The types of sources they cite
