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To Cite Or Not To Cite
100
This is where you place your name, date, class, etc.
What is the top left corner.
100
What you do at the beginning of every sentence.
What is capitalize.
100
When referring to someone's work, you put the area you found the work in inside of these
What are parenthesis.
100
What you use when typing a name, book, or place.
What is capitalization.
100
Where you place your citations.
What is after the essay/the end.
200
The amount of spacing you need for typing your essay.
What is double-space
200
A space indicating your reader where a paragraph ends, and where one begins.
What is indent.
200
Begin every new paragraph with this
What is a topic sentence.
200
When you copy someone's work and not give credit.
What is plagiarism.
200
Isn't this Jeopardy fun?
What is yes.
300
The numbers that are labeled in the top right corners.
What is the header.
300
What you need to use after every sentence.
What is punctuation.
300
The amount of inches in the margins.
What is one inch.
300
The type of font you use when referring to a book, article, etc.
What are italics.
400
The name of a book, composition, or other artistic work.
What is the title.
400
When referring to someone else's words, you use these.
What are quotations.
400
Not the left or right, but this is where you should place the heading.
What is the center.
400
Type of lining you use for your referred citation.
What is underlining.
500
The type of font and size you use while typing your essay.
What is Times New Roman, 12.
500
When you are typing your sentence, and a quote is coming up, you separate the sentence and the quote by using on of these.
What is a comma.
500
Citations should include these four categories...
What are author, article/book, publisher, date.
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