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APA Citations Challenge

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APA Citations Challenge
 

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APA Citations ChallengeOnline version

Cite sources correctly

by jovelyn marie navales
1

Maria used an idea from a book written by Cruz in 2021. How should she cite it in parenthetical format?

2

While writing her research paper, Ana directly quoted a statement from Santos (2020) found on page 45. What additional information should be included in the citation?

3

John paraphrased information from a journal article by Reyes and Garcia published in 2022. Write the correct parenthetical citation.

4

A student copied an author's exact words but forgot to place quotation marks. What academic issue may occur?

5

Carla used information from a website authored by Dela Cruz in 2023. How should she acknowledge the source within her paragraph?

6

Miguel combined his own ideas with information from Torres (2021) but did not cite the source. What ethical principle did he violate?

7

A researcher paraphrased a paragraph from Lopez (2019). Does he still need an in-text citation? Explain briefly.

8

A student used information from a source with three authors: Ramos, Perez, and Lim (2020). How should the citation appear after the first citation using APA style?

9

Grace directly quoted a statement from page 78 of a book by Mendoza (2021). Write the narrative citation.

10

A researcher gathered information from several studies and summarized them in one sentence. Why should citations still be included?

11

A student cited the source as (Garcia, 2020) in the text. What should also appear in the reference list?

12

A learner found a useful statistic but could not identify the author. What should be used in place of the author's name?

13

During peer review, a teacher noticed that a paragraph contains facts from a source but no citation. What revision should be made?

14

A student cited every sentence in a paragraph even though all information came from the same source. How can the citations be improved?

15

Why is it important to cite sources even when paraphrasing?

16

A researcher used information from a government report with no individual author. How should the source generally be cited?

17

A student copied a long quotation from a source. Besides citation, what formatting consideration may be needed?

18

Mark used a source published in 2018 and cited it as (2018, Mark). What is wrong with the citation?

19

A researcher wants to show that an idea belongs to a specific author. Which type of citation is more appropriate: narrative or parenthetical?

20

A student forgot to include the publication year in an APA in-text citation. What important information is missing for the reader?

21

Book by Santos published in 2020 (parenthetical citation).

22

Journal article by Cruz and Reyes published in 2021 (parenthetical citation).

23

Direct quotation from Garcia (2019), page 12 (parenthetical citation).

24

Direct quotation from Dela Cruz (2022), page 56 (narrative citation).

25

Source written by Ramos, Perez, and Lim in 2023 (first citation).

26

Source written by Torres and Lopez in 2021 (narrative citation).

27

Paraphrased idea from Mendoza (2020) (parenthetical citation).

28

Direct quote from Santos and Reyes (2024), page 88 (parenthetical citation).

29

Information from a source authored by the Department of Education (2022).

30

Paraphrased information from Garcia, Cruz, Santos, and Ramos (2023) after the first citation.

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