Sources
1st hand information and a broad perspective.
What is an advantage of a primary and secondary source?
This is your research topic.
What is?
The margins on a research paper.
What is 1 inch?
The tense that you should write your paper in.
What is the present tense?
It is Biased.
What is the disadvantage of a primary and secondary source?
Sentence and topic are two types of.
What are outlines?
The format in which the work cited paged should be in.
What is alphabetical?
A single declarative sentence that states the main idea.
What is a thesis?
Sources are written or created by people who took part in the event or observed them.
What are Primary sources?
There is enough information, it is objective, it is interesting and it is limited enough.
What are four requirements to think about before picking a research topic?
When you revise your paper you
What is add, delete, reorder, and replace?
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Relevance, timeliness, accuracy.
What is how to evaluate sources?
Informational and analytical.
What are two types of research papers?
Something that is accidental or intentional.
What are two types of plagiarism?
A hook, thesis, and background information are all.
What is what should be included in your introduction paragraph?
Something abstract has specificity and there aren't any advertisements.
What are the advantages of using a database?
Is a preference or an attitude that can prevent a person from presenting information clearly and truthfully.
What is Bias?
This is the very last page and its own page
What is the work cited page?
Is a logical assumption that is based on observation or information in a text and one's own knowledge and experience.
What is inference?