Research
Credible Sources
Citations
Informational text
Informational text
100

When citing a source, what are the most important things you need?

Author, date, name of article, source

100

When determining if a source is credible, what does the "C" stand for?

Currency- is it within the last 2 years? The last 5? 

100

What does an author do?

An author is a writer. 

100

The text structure of "Description" is what?

Presents information in a factual way

100

Are Informational texts factual or fictional?

They should be factual

200

What is a research question?

The topic you are researching.

200

What makes an article "relevant" when doing research?

If it relates to your topic, answers your research question, adds value to your research, and/or connects to your research. 

200

For a article date to be the most relevant, how many years current does it need to be?

2 years for maximum currency

200

Explain cause and effect style for informational writing.

Explains why things happen and then what the effect of that is.

200

Name an element of Informational writing

heading, introduction, paragraph, conclusion, citations
300

Name a way you can narrow down a research project.

Who, what, when, where, why


300

What does it mean if an author has "authority" in their writing?

It means they are credible and know what they are talking about. 

300

What does it mean to paraphrase?

Repeating what you read in your own words. Summarizing a text without quoting. 

300

Explain Problem and Solution style for informational writing.

Identifies a problem and offers solutions

300

Can informational texts contain argumentative writing?

Yes- it can have elements of argument, but the purpose is to inform and be based in fact

400

What is a thesis statement?

Your claim- your stance on a subject

400

What makes a source accurate in a research project?

Is it backed by evidence

400

If there is more than 1 author, you need to cite all authors- true or false?

True

400

What does rebuttal mean?

The other perspective/argument

400

What does it mean to summarize information?

Breaking down the main point-retelling 
500

What is it called if you copy someone's work without citing it?

Plagiarism

500

When determining if a source is credible, what does the "P" stand for in CRAAP?

What is the "Purpose"...

To entertain, to educate, ect

500

What is MLA?

Style of citing sources

500

True or false- you can not use magazine articles for research?

False- as long as the magazine is reliable and factual

500

What does it mean to "synthesize" information?

combine ideas to form a new thought

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