ELA Unit 3 Vocabulary quiz 3.2 review 23-24

When something is adequate for the purpose of supporting a claim or reason, it is _______________.

• relevant

• research

• credible

• sufficient

When a person takes or uses the words or ideas of another and uses them as his/her own words.

• relevant

• primary Source

• plagiarism

• secondary source

When a source is to be trusted or believed

• primary source

• relevant

• secondary source

• credible

When information is closely related to the matter at hand (for example, the evidence that supports a claim).

• relevant

• research

• credible

• sufficient

This is a style of writing or speaking that is appropriate for formal communication such as in academics or in a business setting.

• formal style

• relevant

• credible

• citation

Which of the following would be considered plagiarism?

• looking up the answer to a question on the internet, then answering in your own words

• looking up the answer to a question on the internet, copying it and pasting it onto your worksheet document

• Quoting a line from a piece of literature in your answer using quotations and tell where it came from

• Using a piece of common knowledge in a paper and not citing where you obtained that knowledge

12. When is evidence considered "sufficient"?

• When it's unrelated to the topic

• When it's abundant and unnecessary

• When it's adequate for supporting a claim or reason

• When it's from an unreliable source

17. Explain why considering "relevant" details is important when writing a persuasive essay.

• It adds unnecessary complexity

• It helps in creating a captivating story

• It strengthens the argument's credibility

• It doesn't impact the persuasiveness of the essay

The two statements below have a very different style. Statement #2 is more ______________. #1. "Hey, step in for a quick chat." #2. "Will you please come into my office so we can talk."

• relevant

• formal

• informal

• credible

What would not be a credible source?

• newspaper

• encyclopedia

• textbook

• Wikipedia