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is the main purpose of citations in research writing? To replace original ideas To avoid interviews To identify and locate sources used To lengthen the paper To identify and locate sources used
citation style numbers references in the order they appear. True False True
and processing data occur after survey administration. True False True
involve direct interaction between the researcher and respondent. True False True
stage comes first in the interview process? Interview proper Post‑interview stage Pre‑interview stage Data analysis Pre‑interview stage
rapport is part of the interview opening. True False True
citation style uses numbered brackets in text? MLA Chicago APA IEEE IEEE
step should be done before administering a survey? Pretest the questionnaire Compute the grand mean Write the discussion Interpret results Pretest the questionnaire
should be done immediately after the interview? Publish the paper Conduct another interview Delete recordings Confirm quotations and write additional notes Confirm quotations and write additional notes
is an interview in research? A statistical analysis A face‑to‑face encounter between a researcher and a respondent A literature review A written test A face‑to‑face encounter between a researcher and a respondent
should an interviewer do during the body of the interview? Ask prepared questions and follow the conversation flow End the discussion immediately Cite references Summarize results Ask prepared questions and follow the conversation flow
are used only for qualitative data. True False False
styles are the same across all academic disciplines. True False False
is the primary purpose of a survey? To evaluate sources To gather data from respondents through questions To write conclusions To test theories only To gather data from respondents through questions
is the main goal of the pre‑interview stage? Cite sources Analyze data Prepare the purpose, topic, and interview guide Summarize findings Prepare the purpose, topic, and interview guide
citation style uses numbers in brackets for in‑text citations. True False False
activities include confirming quotations. True False True
signals the conclusion of an interview? Reviewing points and thanking the interviewee Asking follow‑up questions Establishing rapport Selecting respondents Reviewing points and thanking the interviewee
help readers locate the original sources used in research. True False True
should be done after collecting survey data? Edit and process the data Ignore incomplete responses Select respondents again Rewrite questions Edit and process the data
citation style lists references alphabetically by author’s last name. True False True
are citation styles discipline‑specific? They suit the types of texts used in each field They confuse readers They eliminate plagiarism automatically They shorten research papers They suit the types of texts used in each field
respondents will always complete surveys fully. True False False
citation supports ethical and credible research writing. True False True
interview process consists of only two stages. True False False
a survey helps identify possible problems in questions. True False True
problem may occur when executing surveys in the field? All respondents answer completely Data is always accurate Some respondents may not respond at all Surveys are always returned Some respondents may not respond at all
should strictly follow prepared questions without flexibility. True False False
part of the interview proper establishes rapport? Opening Body Post‑interview Closing Opening
citation style uses author and year in parentheses? APA MLA ACM IEEE APA
M7
words without citing avoids plagiarism. True False False
is plagiarism? Citing sources correctly Taking someone else’s work and presenting it as one’s own Revising previous work Summarizing one’s own ideas Taking someone else’s work and presenting it as one’s own
is the scope of plagiarism rules? Online sources only Printed materials only Academic journals only Both published and unpublished materials Both published and unpublished materials
plagiarism combines uncited parts from different sources. True False True
material must be cited according to the module? Text, data, images, and digital media Only books Personal opinions only Only journals Text, data, images, and digital media
can be intentional or unintentional. True False True
only applies to written text. True False False
plagiarism improves the quality of academic work. True False True
honesty is important because it: Removes the need for citations Makes work longer Guarantees high grades Builds trust and credibility Builds trust and credibility
recycled work supports academic integrity. True False True
does academic honesty primarily require from students? Doing one’s own work and citing sources properly Memorizing previous papers Using friends’ work when needed Completing work as quickly as possible Doing one’s own work and citing sources properly
of the following best defines academic integrity? Memorizing sources Avoiding collaboration Upholding honesty, responsibility, and ethical standards Completing work independently only Upholding honesty, responsibility, and ethical standards
plagiarism occurs when sources are fully cited. True False False
behavior violates academic honesty? Proper paraphrasing Citing internet sources Listing references Recycling others’ work without acknowledgment Recycling others’ work without acknowledgment
should students avoid plagiarism? To uphold academic integrity and ethical practice To reduce workload To avoid research entirely To finish faster To uphold academic integrity and ethical practice
action demonstrates academic honesty? Sharing answers during quizzes Writing original work and citing references Reusing old papers without acknowledgment Copying a classmate’s assignment Writing original work and citing references
published sources need to be cited. True False False
integrity provides value to one’s work. True False True
is the best way to avoid plagiarism? Changing a few words Using fewer sources Practicing good academic writing and citation from the start Avoiding research Practicing good academic writing and citation from the start
plagiarism involves copying an entire work. True False True
happens in patchwork plagiarism? Using one uncited quote Writing completely original content Citing every source correctly Combining parts from multiple sources without proper citation Combining parts from multiple sources without proper citation
honesty means doing one’s own work. True False True
value does academic honesty promote? Competition Speed Popularity Trust Trust
plagiarism occurs when a student: Uses too many sources Uses uncited quotes within mostly original work Paraphrases everything correctly Copies an entire article Uses uncited quotes within mostly original work
honesty applies only to research papers. True False False
honesty helps establish trust in a student’s work. True False True
honesty applies to which of the following? Written assignments only Research papers only Exams only All academic work and assessments All academic work and assessments
type of plagiarism involves copying an entire work? Patchwork plagiarism Incremental plagiarism Accidental plagiarism Global plagiarism Global plagiarism
citation is part of ethical academic practice. True False True
and graphs downloaded online must be cited. True False True
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