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Assess basic referencing skills

by Solomon Arason
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What is the purpose of in-text citations?

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What is the key reason for referencing sources in academic writing?

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Which Harvard-style reference is correctly formatted for a book?

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What is the key reason for referencing sources in academic writing?

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Which of the following is an example of plagiarism?

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How should in-text citations appear in Harvard referencing for a direct quote?

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When should you include a reference list in your academic work?

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If you cite a journal article with two authors, how should the in-text citation appear?

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Which of the following requires a page number in an in-text citation?

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Which of the following is an example of plagiarism?

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Choose the correct E-Book Intext Reference

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How would you cite a reference when there is no date to include?

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According to Red and Yellow Harvard Referencing, in which order must a reference list be arranged:

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When is an in-text referencing/ citation used?

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Which of the following is the correct reference for an individual-authored webpage?

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Which option correctly references a webpage with no author?

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Which of the following is the correct image reference according to Red and Yellow Harvard Referencing Guide?

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The purpose of in-text citations is to give credit to the original sources and avoid plagiarism.

Referencing ensures proper credit is given and helps avoid plagiarism.

The R&Y Custom Harvard style: Author. Year. Title. Publisher.

Referencing ensures proper credit is given and helps avoid plagiarism.

Plagiarism lacks citation and quotation marks.

R&Y Harvard style requires the author’s surname, year, and page number for direct quotes.

A reference list must be included whenever sources are cited in the text.

R&Y Harvard style for two authors uses "and" and includes the year.

Direct quotes require a page number to locate the specific information.

This is plagiarism because it lacks citation and quotation marks.

R&Y Harvard Referencing style: author; year; colon and pages number

R&Y Harvard Referencing does use ‘s.a’ in place of page numbers

R&Y Harvard Referencing style references are arranged in alphabetical order

Citations are used when quoting or paraphrasing

Correct Answer: A - year is does not have brackets

Correct Answer: A

Correct Answer: A

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