PRACTICAL RESEARCH 1 - Lesson 9 Quiz

What is the purpose of citation in a research paper?

• • A) To show off your knowledge

• • B) To give importance to others' knowledge

• • C) To confuse the readers

• • D) To hide the sources

1. Which section of a research paper includes a comprehensive list of all reading materials used?

• • A) Acknowledgment

• • B) Abstract

• • C) Introduction

• • D) References or Bibliography

1. What is the primary reason for using non-integral citation?

• • A) To highlight the author's personality

• • B) To focus on the information rather than the author

• • C) To make the text longer

• • D) To confuse the readers

1. In which citation style is the use of active verbs like "claim" or "assert" preferred?

• • A) APA

• • B) MLA

• • C) Chicago

• • D) Harvard

1. Which of the following is NOT a pattern of citation?

• • A) Summary

• • B) Paraphrase

• • C) Verbatim

• • D) Short Direct Quotation

1. What is the purpose of using present perfect tense in reporting authors' ideas?

• 1. A) To confuse the readers

• 1. B) To sound more formal

• 1. C) To indicate recent research findings

• 1. D) To emphasize the timelessness of the ideas

7. Which of the following is a correct example of integral citation in APA format?

• • A) According to Smith, "the sky is blue" (2018).

• • B) "The sky is blue," claims Smith (2018).

• • C) Smith (2018) asserts that "the sky is blue."

• • D) The sky is blue, Smith (2018) explained.

7. What is plagiarism?

• • A) Quoting another author without acknowledgment

• • B) Using one's own words in a research paper

• • C) Including references in a bibliography

• • D) Writing original content

7. Which tense of verbs is preferred for reporting authors' ideas in APA format?

• • A) Present tense

• • B) Past tense

• • C) Future tense

• • D) Past perfect tense

7. Which of the following is NOT a purpose of citation?

• • A) To demonstrate extensive reading

• • B) To confuse the readers

• • C) To give credibility to others' claims

• • D) To help readers find sources easily