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The Empowered Writer, Practice Quiz: Chapter 12
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Proper citation can benefit the writer by ________.
a) establishing credibility as a researcher
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b) showing where your own work fits into other work
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c) enlarging on a matter
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d) all of the above
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APA style is commonly used in ________.
a) English
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b) psychology
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c) philosophy
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d) religion
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MLA style is commonly used in ________.
a) literature
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b) psychology
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c) education
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d) business
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(Ashton, 2008, p. 264) is an example of a(n) ________ in-text citation.
a) APA
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b) MLA
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c) Chicago
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d) all of the above
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The main elements of a citation include all of the following EXCEPT ________.
a) surname of the author
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b) city of publication
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c) year of publication
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d) page number or similar locator of the information
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(Ellis and Bochner 81-82) is an example of a(n) ________ in-text citation.
a) APA
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b) MLA
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c) Chicago
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d) None of the above
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In ________, parentheses are used to enclose brief bibliographical information about the source within the main text.
a) APA
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b) MLA
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c) both APA and MLA
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d) neither APA nor MLA
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MLA citation of a work by two or more authors requires ________.
a) only the first name to be reversed
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b) only the first two names to be reversed
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c) all names to be reversed
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d) none of the above
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In standard APA reference, the author's last name is followed by ________.
a) the author's first name
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b) the first initial of the author's first name
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c) the title of the work
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d) none of the above
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In a works cited page, all first letters of major words in a title are ________, even if the source did not do so.
a) underlined
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b) bolded
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c) capitalized
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d) centred
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Para. and par. ________ are abbreviations used to indicate ________.
a) paragraph
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b) part
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c) paraphrase
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d) parentheses
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A(n) ________ is one that is cited in another work.
a) important source
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b) incorrect source
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c) incomplete source
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d) indirect source
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When you include multiple sources in one citation, order the sources ________.
a) alphabetically by last name
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b) alphabetically by first name
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c) chronologically
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d) numerically by use
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For electronic sources, use the ________. If it is unavailable, then use the URL.
a) web address
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b) website
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c) DOI
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d) international standard
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Format a references or a works cited page by doing the following EXCEPT ________.
a) use a hanging line indent
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b) centre the title
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c) number each item in the list
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d) begin on a new page
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