Finding and Using Sources
Fitting direct quotes into your report requires this.
What are transitional tags? They describe or summarize where you found the quote
Two groups finally end a battle but they still disagree on these three things.
What is who won, who started it, and how each group fought the battle.
These are things you need to include in your report.
What is include facts that support your main idea, your personal experiences with the topic and reasons that experts give in their articles and interviews in your report.
This is the order in which you should put information in a report about the history of a topic.
What is in chronological order?
What is tell you the first and last word on the page?
It's the reason to go to a certain place to find sources that may contain books on your topic, and books cover topics in much more depth than other sources.
What is the main advantage of using a library to find your sources?
The writer's point of view can affect these things in their writing.
What is which details they choose to include, how they describe the cause of events and how they describe the outcome or results of the event.
Avoid plagiarism this way.
What is always include the title and author of any article you summarize, the name of the source's author in a sentence with a direct quote and keep detailed notes about the sources you use.
This is the type of writing that comes when ideas and sentences seem to belong together.
What is cohesive writing?
This is the job of correlative conjunctions.
What is show how two parts of the sentence are related?
This happens when you retell an article or book information in your own words.
What is paraphrasing?
What is objective writing is writing based on facts and not on perspective.
This is the definition for evidence.
What is proof for a claim?
This is the difference between a rough draft and an outline.
What is a rough draft uses complete sentences while an outline doesn't?
This is why we use conjunctions.
What is to connect two parts of a sentence?
These are examples of a primary source.
What are photographs, audio recordings, video recordings, films, journals, letters and personal diaries?
What is your point of view on the topic? Why you chose to write about the topic.
This is the best place to put background information in your paper.
What is near the beginning and after the introduction?
This is the purpose of a research question.
What is guides your research by helping you focus on a topic in a way that makes it more fun and interesting and helping you think of key words to use as you search for information online and in the library?
This is the main advantage of using a library.
What is to find your sources may contain books on your topic, and books cover topics in much more depth than other sources
This is a sentence you put in front of a direct quote is meant to give credit to the person who said or wrote the direct quote.
What is a transitional tag?
Objective and subjective views differ this way.
What is objective only includes fact while subjective includes personal beliefs?
This is why we use sensory details.
What is to help you to visualize an event?
This is the job of an outline.
What is to list the main topics and show the order they will appear in?
This is why we use dictionaries.
What is to find the definition of words?