Quiz on Annotated Bibliography (ALS444)

1. An annotated bibliography is

• A list of books

• A list of summaries of books

• A list of summaries and evaluations of sources

1. The main purpose of an annotated bibliography is to

• Provide a review of the literature on a particular subject

• Provide a summary of a single source

• Provide an evaluation of a single source

1. A descriptive annotated bibliography

• Provides a critical assessment of the source

• Summarizes the content of the source

• Provides a personal opinion on the source

An evaluative annotated bibliography

• Summarizes the content of the source

• Provides a personal opinion on the source

• Provides a critical assessment of the source

Both descriptive and evaluative annotated bibliographies

• Provide a personal opinion on the source

• Provide a summary of the source

• Provide a critical assessment of the source

The main difference between a descriptive and an evaluative annotated bibliography is

• The length of the summary

• The number of sources included

• The inclusion of a critical assessment in the evaluative annotated bibliography

In an evaluative annotated bibliography, the evaluation

• Assesses the quality and relevance of the source

• Provides a personal opinion on the source

• Summarizes the content of the source

A descriptive annotated bibliography typically includes

• A personal opinion on the source

• A summary of the source

• A critical assessment of the source

1. An APA reference of an annotated bibliography is firstly organised

• By publication date

• By author’s last name

• Either by publication date or by author’s last name

The main benefit of an annotated bibliography for researchers is

• It helps them incorporate their personal thoughts

• It helps them remember the content of each source

• It refines their skills to paraphrase research abstracts