MLA 9
Genre
Media Bias
Synthesis/Analysis
Random
100

What is the correct way to cite a book with one author for a parenthetical in-text citation? 

(Author's Last Name Page Number) 


Ex: (Smith 1)

100

In which genre would you expect to encounter characters like wizards, dragons, and magical creatures?

Fantasy

100

What does credibility mean?

the quality of being trusted and believed in.

100

How does analysis work?

type of reasoning that involves breaking down complex ideas into smaller parts in order to examine how they work together

100

In an essay, this part introduces the main topic and includes the thesis statement

Introduction paragraph

200

What is incorrect with this Works Cited page aside from no indentation for second lines and no italics for website titles?


Smith, Mary. "Top 10 Tips for Good Sleep." CNN, 10 January 2024, www.cnn.com/top10tipsforgoodsleep.

Anderson, Jane. "Why Longer Sleep Helps Keep You Healthy." CNN, 15 April 2022, www.cnn.com/whylongersleephelpskeepyouhealthy.

Davidson, Kelly. "Sleep is good for the brain." FOX News, 02 July 2022, www.foxnews.com/sleepisgoodforthebrain

sources are not in alphabetical order

200

Which genre is typically written in verse, often features elements like rhythm and meter, and expresses emotions or ideas in a highly structured way?

Poetry

200

Name the three main media bias online checkers.

AdFontes, AllSides, and Media Bias/Fact Check 

200

This is the first step in analysis, where you read or review the source to fully understand what it is saying

Comprehension or the process of annotations

200

mind maps, lists, and freewriting are all examples of what?

brainstorming processes

300

How do you cite a source with no author in-text in MLA format (narrative or parenthetical)?

"Title of Source"

Ex: "The Top 10 Tips for Good Sleep"

300

This genre of writing is characterized by short, attention-grabbing content, often designed to inform, entertain, or engage an audience on technology platforms. 

social media writing or digital content writing

300

This type of media bias occurs when news outlets present stories in a way that favors one political party or ideology over another.

Political bias

300

What does the P in the CRAAP test stand for?

Purpose

300

"very" "really" "like" "just" "in order to" are all examples of what?

filler words or "fluff" words

400

If a book source has multiple authors, how would you cite it in-text according to MLA 9 (parenthetical or narrative)?

(Smith et al. 1)

According to Smith et al., "..." (1). 

400

What type of visual representation uses images, charts, and minimal text to present complex data or information in a clear and engaging way?

Infographic

400

when people make a decision based on the way the information is presented, as opposed to just on the facts themselves

Framing bias

400

This process involves combining ideas from different sources to create a new perspective or understanding.

Synthesis

400

What does MLA stand for?

Modern Language Association

500

Cite the following article in proper MLA 9 format for a Works Cited page: 

"Restaurant charges $120 to add pineapple on pizza"

By Maureen O'Hare

CNN Travel

Published 1:16 PM EST, Tue January 14, 2025

https://www.cnn.com/2025/01/14/travel/hawaiian-pineapple-pizza-100-pounds-lupa-norwich/index.html

O'Hare, Maureen. "Restaurant charges $120 to add pineapple on pizza." CNN Travel, 14 January 2025, https://www.cnn.com/2025/01/14/travel/hawaiian-pineapple-pizza-100-pounds-lupa-norwich/index.html

**can also shorten title of article**

500

This genre involves citing sources and providing a brief summary and evaluation of each source’s relevance, credibility, and usefulness for a specific research project.

Annotated Bibliography

500

When a news organization only reports information that supports its own views and disregards information that contradicts them, this is an example of what type of bias?

Confirmation bias

500

What does the C in the CRAAP test stand for?

currency

500

What is one of the most important things we can do in life to understand others and create great writing pieces (be specific)?

Ask open-ended and thoughtful questions