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Vocabulary

EOC Ch. 10

TermDefinition
Critics scholars who analyze and comment on literary works
Bias having a preference for a particular point of view
Printed texts resources that can be found that can be found in book form and on paper
Encyclopedias books with entries that cover subjects like people, places, events, science, and technology
Almanacs contains articles about key events of the previous year and expectations for the coming year
Atlas book about countries and regions of the world
Library catalogs help you find library books and other materials
Dictionary book that lists words alphabetically
Periodicals magizines or journals that are published periodically
Magazines offer articles in a specific area of interest
Journals academic magazines
Newspapers important resources of information
Website group of related web pages that have been created and compiled by a person or an organization and put up online where people can access it
Databases complied lists of articles and studies
Search engine can help you find the sites you need for information
Primary source one that has a first hand relationship about the topic
secondary source might include a document written years later about the same event
Plagiarism using someone else’s work, idea, or words as your own
Bibliography the second place in which you site sources
Direct quotations the exact words of the original author or speaker
Paraphrasing restating the words of another person in your own words
Summarizing used for longer passages or entire works
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