What is emotionally-charged language?

Language that uses words that create strong emotions

The subject that is the focus of a piece of writing or discussion

What is artificial intelligence (AI)?

The ability of a computer program to complete tasks normally requiring the human brain

A type of AI that generates conversation

A set of moral guidelines around safety

Documents that come directly from people who were present during an event

A type of AI that generates conversation and information using human dialogue

The ability of a computer program to complete tasks normally requiring the human brain

A set of moral guidelines around safety

Documents about an event that come from people who were not present during the event

What does the term "ethical" relate to?

A set of moral guidelines around safety, security, and humanity

The ability of a computer program to complete tasks

A type of AI that generates conversation

Documents that come directly from people who were present during an event

What are primary sources?

Documents that come directly from people who were present during an event

A type of AI that generates conversation

A set of moral guidelines around safety

Questions that help focus the information that is being gathered about a topic

What are secondary sources?

Documents about an event that come from people who were not present during the event

The ability of a computer program to complete tasks

A type of AI that generates conversation

The subject or focus of a piece of writing

What does "citing" mean?

To give original sources credit for ideas and words

To write the exact words from a text

To use information by putting it into your own words

To take credit for the ideas and words of others

What is the definition of "credible"?

To write the source information

To take credit for others' ideas

What is a "direct quote"?

Exact words or lines of text borrowed from an author’s work

To use information in your own words

To give original sources credit

What does "plagiarism" mean?

To take credit for the ideas and words of others

To write the source information

To use information by putting it into your own words

A pair of signs used for citation

What are "quotation marks" used for?

To represent text that is being borrowed directly for citation

To write the source information

To give original sources credit

To write a brief statement of events

A group of words in a sentence that contains a subject and a verb, or just a verb

A punctuation mark used to end a sentence

A type of sentence that asks a question

What is a dependent clause?

A group of words in a sentence that contains a subject and a predicate but does not express a complete thought

A sentence that can stand alone

A word that connects two sentences

A punctuation mark used to separate items in a list

What is an independent clause?

A group of words in a sentence that contains a subject and a predicate and expresses a complete thought

A punctuation mark used to indicate possession

What are dashes used for in a sentence?

To set off words, phrases, or clauses that interrupt the sentence

What are nonrestrictive/parenthetical elements?

Parts of the sentence that add more information but can be removed without changing the meaning

Punctuation marks used to end sentences

What are parentheses used for?

To add more information about something in the sentence, but can be removed without changing the meaning

What does it mean to "interpret" something?

To identify the meaning of something

A way of communicating information, including through newspapers, magazines, internet, radio, and television

The subject that is the focus of a piece of writing or discussion

What is bibliographic information?

Information including the title, author, date of publication, and pages of a source

A list of sources used in a research project

A final inference or understanding about a topic

Taking credit for the ideas and words of others

What is a bibliography?

A list of sources that a writer used in a research project

A source that has been verified for trustworthiness

A final inference or understanding about a topic

To use information from a source by putting it into your own words

What does the term 'conclusion' refer to?

A final inference or understanding about a topic

A source that has been verified for trustworthiness

Taking credit for the ideas and words of others

To write the exact words from a text or source

What is a credible source?

A source that has been verified or checked for content to make sure it is trustworthy

A list of sources that a writer used in a research project

Taking credit for the ideas and words of others

To use information from a source by putting it into your own words

What does it mean to paraphrase?

To use information from a source by putting the ideas into your own words

To write the exact words that come from a text or source

Taking credit for the ideas and words of others

A final inference or understanding about a topic

Taking credit for the ideas and words of others

A source that has been verified for trustworthiness

A list of sources that a writer used in a research project

To use information from a source by putting it into your own words

What does it mean to quote?

To write the exact words that come from a text or source, using quotation marks

To use information from a source by putting the ideas into your own words

A final inference or understanding about a topic

A source that has been verified for trustworthiness

A book, website, article, video, and other material that provide facts and information about a topic

A final inference or understanding about a topic

Taking credit for the ideas and words of others

A list of sources that a writer used in a research project

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