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English 3 M2L3

research terms

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What is a source? Anything that gives you information to answer your research question.
What is a primary source? The original document or firsthand account of an event.
What is a secondary source? The retelling or giving an opinion based on a primary or firsthand account of an event of an original item or person's experience.T
Sources should be______________________________. Relevant and reliable
Which is better to use when conducting research? Primary or Secondary sources? Primary sources
Research is a _____________________. Process
Which comes first--the research question or the thesis statement? The research question
Which comes first--the thesis statement or the outline? The thesis statement
What is a citation? It contains the information about a source needed to locate the source again and/or to verify its reliability.
What is a "Works Cited" page? An alphabetical list of all your citations.
Why must you cite your sources? To avoid plagiarism.
What is plagiarism? When you steal another person's ideas or words, by retyping them or by copying and pasting them into your work.
Where does the Works Cited page go? At the end of your research paper.
What is the easiest way to create a citation? To use a web tool such as www.easybib.com
Created by: NanaGrey
 

 



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