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WorksheetsUnit 4 Part 1
Total questions: 22
Worksheet time: 37mins
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...
a personal account
a university press
a highschool magazine
Most articles start with this section to introduce the research study...
independent
abstract
introduction
Discussion
Which of these websites is the LEAST credible for research on the impact of climate change?
A textbook explaining weather patterns
A peer-reviewed journal article about climate change
A documentary about global warming
A website created by an environmental enthusiast with no college degrees
In a Scholarly article the author uses ______ to directly support the conclusions.
rate
opinions
data
tables
In a Scholarly article the __________ section tells how the author did their research.
systems
Process
manners
methods
Reliable scholarly sources are useful for...
academic research
hilarious roasts
interesting reading
vigorous dibates
Which of the following is NOT a sign of academic endorsement (academic approval) in a source
being sponsored by a company
in text citations
a bibliography containing scholarly sources
the author having degrees in the field of study
TRUE/FALSE: Blog posts get peer reviewed just like scholarly articles
False
True
TRUE / FALSE: A credible website should have information about the author that created it
True
False
Information that is wrong but is unintentionally shared
misinformation
disinformation
hoax
information pollution
The circulation of low-quality, false information is called...
misinformation
disinformation
hoax
information pollution
When people share false information on purpose to influence others or cause harm.
misinformation
disinformation
hoax
information pollution
A form of disinformation that intends to trick people into believing a false story or events.
misinformation
disinformation
hoax
information pollution
When people share false information on purpose to influence others or cause harm.
misinformation
disinformation
hoax
information pollution
