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Which scenario describes a student evaluating an online source?

A
Steven takes notes on all the facts and details a source provides.
B
Marta studies a source carefully to see whether or not it is credible.
C
David sends a letter to the owner of a source to ask if he can quote it.
D
Ling includes the name of a source’s author in her report.
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Which scenario describes a student citing an online source in his or her work?

A
Steven takes notes on all the facts and details a source provides.
B
Marta studies a source carefully to see whether or not it is credible.
C
David sends a letter to the owner of a source to ask if he can quote it.
D
Ling includes the name of a source’s author in her report.
3

Credible online sources are more likely to contain information that is

A
false.
B
outdated.
C
accurate.
D
opinionated.
4

Which example best describes a school consequence for committing plagiarism?

A
Vanessa fears prison time after copying another student’s work.
B
Mike fails a class when he passes off an author’s work as his own.
C
Anil gets a failing grade after he does not submit his paper on time.
D
Candice has to rewrite a one-page paper that should have been two.
5

What is one way to get permission to use a copyrighted online source?

A
write down the source’s publication date
B
locate the owner and make a request
C
look for the phrase “all rights reserved”
D
copy the source without identifying it
6

Which scenario describes a student filing a permission request for an online source?

A
Steven takes notes on all the facts and details a source provides.
B
Marta studies a source carefully to see whether or not it is credible.
C
David sends a letter to the owner of a source to ask if he can quote it.
D
Ling includes the name of a source’s author in her report.
7

A credible online source is less likely to include

A
proven facts.
B
unproven opinions.
C
the author’s name.
D
the publication date.
8

What is an example of a credible online source?

A
a wiki website
B
a personal blog
C
an online fan forum
D
a nonprofit agency
9

What is an example of a noncredible online source?

A
a chat room for music lovers
B
a website run by a university
C
the White House’s website
D
a site for a volunteer organization
10

What is one way to recognize whether an online source has been copyrighted?

A
The source features the phrase “all rights reserved.”
B
The source contains well-known facts and details.
C
The source was published during the 1800s.
D
The source is owned by a government agency.

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