Gen 499 - Week 1 Quiz - Attempt 1 PDF

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quiz attempt for week one quiz for GEN 499...

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Score for this attempt: 9 out of 10 Submitted Jun 14 at 6:48pm This attempt took 28 minutes.

Question 1 If you recall some learned information from a previous course, but you no longer have that source (i.e., textbook) in your possession, how should you go about citing that information in an assignment for a new course? You need to find a current source that supports the same information that you learned and cite that source. Question 2 Turnitin is a tool that tells you whether or not you plagiarized. False Question 3 Plagiarism is NOT evident when: A student paraphrases and then cites the source of information in APA format. Question 4 Each source listed in the reference list must be cited at least one time within the body of the paper. True Question 5 When should you use in-text citations within your paper? When information is found from another source. Question 6 There is only one error in the following reference. What is it? Farrel, T., Barthol, F., & Alan, K. (2017). All people are created equal, except for me. Journal of Evolving Concepts, 23(3), 14-22. The volume number should be italicized. Question 7 When you paraphrase information in your own words, you don't have to cite the source. False Question 8 What are the main elements of an APA formatted paper for college students? Title page, page numbers in the upper right-hand corner, keywords, body of paper, and references list Question 9 What information should NOT be italicized within a reference? Title of journal article Question 10 Which one of the following is NOT a rule for quotes that consist 40 or more words? Add a period at the end of the quote after the parenthetical citation

Quiz Score: 9 out of 10...