Referencing

Which is the correct order in which you reference a book?

• Author, Title, Year, Publisher and Place of Publication.

• Year, Author, Title, Edition, Place of Publication and Publisher.

• Author, Year, Title, Edition, Place of Publication and Publisher.

• Year, Title, Author, Edition, Publisher and Place of Publication.

What is plagiarism?

• The act of claiming someone else's work as your own.

• A form of referencing.

• A fun game to play at college.

• A way of testing your teacher's patience.

What could happen if you plagiarise?

• You will be given extra time to complete your work.

• Nothing.

• You could be given a disciplinary.

• You will be given a gift certificate.

Why must you include a reference in an essay when you use someone else's work?

• It allows the reader to find the original sources used in the essay.

• It shows that you have researched the subject you have written about.

• It stops you from committing plagiarism.

• All of the above.

________________. (1997). Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone. Bloomsbury

• J.K. Rowling

• Rowling, J.K.

• Both are correct

• None of the above

Riordan, R. (2011). _________________. Disney Hyperion

• The Son of Neptune

• The son of Neptune

• Both are correct

• None of the above

Hiranandani, V. (2018). The night diary. _______________

• Penguin Random House

• New York City

• New York City, Penguin Random House

• New York City: Penguin Random House

De La Salle university. (1992). Fiction. In _________________. De La Salle University Press

• Introduction to Philippine Literature

• Introduction to Philippine Literature

• Introduction to philippine literature

• Introduction to philippine literature

Which of the following has the correct format for writing the date?

• (22 September 2020)

• (September 22, 2020)

• (2020, September 22)

• (Sept 22, 2020)

There are more than three authors of an article. What is the rule for writing more than three authors?

• lead author's name, comma, etc.

• lead author's name, comma, n.d.

• lead author's name, comma, ed.

• lead author's name, comma, et al.