The first step in the writing process, this step often involves asking questions and developing a topic.
Planning
Good research begins with a research question. What kind of question should this be?
An open-ended question (not yes or no), a question that does not suggest bias or an answer
open
To evaluate the credibility of a source, I should ___.
True or False: APA format uses a cover page
True
What is a genre?
A pattern or form
In an argument, a reason supports what?
The claim
In addressing counterarguments, how should we describe opponents to our perspectives?
Respectfully
What is a secondary source?
A source that uses primary sources. They are also the most common type of source used in academic writing.
What does APA stand for?
American Psychological Association
This step in the writing process is all about looking back at the work we've done and evaluating what went well and what we learned.
Reflecting
Assumptions are also known as _____.
warrants
What is rhetoric?
Persuasive communication
In an argument, reasons are supported by ____.
This is the heading used for the last page that lists all sources cited in the paper.
References
This is a concept related to reflection that means taking skills we've learned in one area and applying them to another.
Transfer
What is a practical claim?
A claim that suggests action or policy, like "We should...," "We must...," etc.
What is patchwriting?
A faulty paraphrase that is too close to the original text, plagiarism
When are paragraph and page numbers (abbreviated para, p., or pp.) used for in-text citations?
When using a direct quote
What is a WATCO question?
"What are the consequences of"
If it's not a claim of action or policy (a practical claim), then it's a ____ claim.
Conceptual
Why is it important to narrow our topics?
If our topics are narrow, it's much easier to find something original to say.
When using a source in my paper, I should ask myself whether I want to quote information or _____ it.
summarize
How many heading levels are used in APA format?
Five