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Test your understanding of credible research.

by Katie Waterman
1

What is the term for using someone else's ideas without proper citation?

2

APA and MLA are examples of what?

3

Google Scholar is a source for locating what?

4

What is the quality called when a speaker's facts and sources are trustworthy?

5

What is the process of restating ideas in your own words with citation?

6

Which section provides the roadmap of a paper?

7

Which feature helps connect ideas and guide the reader through text?

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What do you call data used to support an argument?

9

What is the risk of presenting biased information?

10

What is the audience's perception of a speaker's credibility called?

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