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Froggy Jumps Chapter 7 ReviewVersion en ligne Test your understanding of credible research. par Katie Waterman 1 What is the term for using someone else's ideas without proper citation? a Paraphrasing b Summarization c Plagiarism 2 APA and MLA are examples of what? a Research methods b Writing formats c Citation styles 3 Google Scholar is a source for locating what? a News reports b Scholarly articles c Blogs 4 What is the quality called when a speaker's facts and sources are trustworthy? a Ambiguity b Credibility c Bias 5 What is the process of restating ideas in your own words with citation? a Summarizing b Quoting c Paraphrasing 6 Which section provides the roadmap of a paper? a Abstract b Outline c Conclusion 7 Which feature helps connect ideas and guide the reader through text? a Transitions b Headings c Repetitions 8 What do you call data used to support an argument? a Evidence b Opinions c Anecdotes 9 What is the risk of presenting biased information? a Bias b Accuracy c Reliability 10 What is the audience's perception of a speaker's credibility called? a Pathos b Logos c Ethos

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Chapter 7 ReviewVersion en ligne

Test your understanding of credible research.

par Katie Waterman

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

Paraphrasing

Summarization

Plagiarism

APA and MLA are examples of what?

Research methods

Writing formats

Citation styles

Google Scholar is a source for locating what?

News reports

Scholarly articles

Blogs

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

Ambiguity

Credibility

Bias

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

Summarizing

Quoting

Paraphrasing

Which section provides the roadmap of a paper?

Abstract

Outline

Conclusion

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

Transitions

Headings

Repetitions

What do you call data used to support an argument?

Evidence

Opinions

Anecdotes

What is the risk of presenting biased information?

Bias

Accuracy

Reliability

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

Pathos

Logos

Ethos

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Chapter 7 ReviewVersion en ligne

par Katie Waterman

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

APA and MLA are examples of what?

Google Scholar is a source for locating what?

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

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

Which section provides the roadmap of a paper?

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

What do you call data used to support an argument?

What is the risk of presenting biased information?

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

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