Question 1.1. Which of the following is a correct example of an APA reference for a book? (Points : 1)

       Crawley, D. & Serano, P. (2016). The Breach Uncovered, (6th Ed.). New York: Porter Books.

       Crawley, D. & Serano, P. (2016). The Breach Uncovered, (6th Ed.). New York, NY: Porter Books. New York, NY: Porter Books.

       Crawley, D. & Serano, P. (2016). The breach unbeknown, (6th ed.). New York, NY: Porter Books.

       Crawley, D. & Serano, P. (2016). The breach uncovered, (6th Ed.).NewYork, NY: Porter Books

Question 2.2. Which of the following is the correct in-text citation for a book? (Points : 1)

       According to Foyle and Bass (2014) “there were myriad opportunities for a correct diagnosis” (p. 99).

       According to Foyle & Bass, “there were myriad opportunities for a correct diagnosis” (p.99).

       According to Foyle & Bass (2014), “there were myriad opportunities for a correct diagnosis (p. 99)”.

       According to Foyle and Bass “there were myriad opportunities for a correct diagnosis (2014, p. 99)”.

Question 3.3. Which of the following is the correct explanation of this first time in-text citation in APA citation style? In researching the subject McMillen et al. (2015) found that “it was certainly a first mover advantage with regards to the Everdone Corporation” (p. 43). (Points : 1)

       There are more than two authors.

       There are more than four authors.

       There are more than five authors.

       There are more than six authors.

Question 4.4. In paragraph 15 of a 2011 online publication, Sara Smith wrote, “Blogging is an opportunity to begin a dialogue with the world.” Which of the following is an appropriate way to incorporate this quote in your writing? (Points : 1)

       Smith (2011) described blogging as “an opportunity for open dialogue with the world” (15).

       Smith (2011) noted, “Blogging is an opportunity to begin a dialogue with the world” (para. 15).

       Smith (2011) noted, “Blogging is an opportunity to begin a dialogue with the world” (Smith, 2011, para. 15).

Question 5.5. Steve is using an article from a website in his research paper. Since the website has no author indicated, he placed the url on the reference page and did not include an in-text citation. Which statement about citing a website is true? (Points : 1)

       Steve has cited sufficiently. The reader will know that something in the paper comes from that website.

       Steve has not cited sufficiently. Appropriate in-text citations are needed to show what information comes from that website.

       Steve only needs to use the URL (website address) as the in-text citation.

Question 6.6. In APA style, a long quotation which is more than 40 words long needs (Points : 1)

       ... to be single-spaced and indented half an inch.

       ... to be double-spaced, indented half an inch, and not enclosed in quotation marks.

       ... to be single-spaced, indented half an inch, and enclosed in single quotation marks.

       ... to be enclosed in double quotation marks.

Question 7.7. Each source listed in the Reference list must be cited in text. (Points : 1)

       True

       False

Question 8.8. In APA style, personal communications (e-mail, memos, letters) (Points : 1)

       are not included in in-text citations

       are not included in the Reference list.

       need to include the author's initials and the exact date of communication.

       Both B and C

Question 9.9. Review the following information from a peer reviewed article on management strategies. The title is “Management Practice and Profits.” The authors are John Tyler and Michael Ferguson. The article was published on July 12, 2009 in The Journal of Business Practice, volume 14, pages 20-43. The article has a DOI number 838:1000294. Which of the following is an appropriate APA 6th edition references page citation for this source? (Points : 1)

       Tyler, John and Michael Ferguson. (2009). Management practice and profits. The Journal of Business Practice. 14:20-43. DOI: 838:1000294.

       Tyler, J. & Ferguson, M. (2009). Management practice and profits. The Journal of Business Practice, 14, 20-43. doi: 838:1000294

       Tyler, J. & Ferguson, M. (2009). The Journal of Business Practice. Management practice and profits. 14, 20-43. DOI: 838:1000294

Question 10.10. When you paraphrase a source within your paragraphs, you do not need to include an in-text citation as long as you cite the source in the Reference page and summarize the source’s ideas entirely in your own words. (Points : 1)

       True

       False

Question 11.11. You have located a reliable and relevant source written by Karen White and Marisa Giovani. The source was published in 2008. What is an appropriate way to give the source credit within the paragraph where you paraphrase or quote this source? Select ALL that apply. (Points : 1)

        According to (White and Giovani, 2008), having frequent meetings with employees creates a positive work environment.

        White and Giovani indicate that having frequent meetings with employees creates a positive work environment (2008).

        According to experts, having frequent meetings with employees creates a positive work environment (White & Giovani, 2008).

Question 12.12. In APA style, separate title page is required for a research paper or an essay. (Points : 1)

       True

       False

Question 13.13. The APA 6th edition uses a bold font for paragraph headings. (Points : 1)

       True

       False

Question 14.14. In APA, how is the Reference list generally arranged? (Points : 1)

       Alphabetically, by the title of the work

       Alphabetically, by author's first name

       Alphabetically, by author's last name

       By publication year

Question 15.15. If an entry in a Reference list is longer than one line, second and all subsequent lines need to be indented half an inch. (Points : 1)

       True

       False

Question 16.16. Why Paraphrase? Why do writing experts recommend paraphrasing source information more than relying on quoting your sources word for word? Three are correct, select the answer that is not true. (Points : 1)

       writing experts actually recommend always quoting instead of paraphrasing.

       relying on quotations may signal a dependence on sources in general.

       Using too many quotations prevents you from synthesizing the source information in your paper to show what it means and how it connects to your point or thesis. Too many quotes also cause the paper to seem disjointed where the tone and style of quoted sentences contrasts with the tone and style of your original sentences leading to confusion for the reader.

       Paraphrasing your source information shows you truly understand the source and often you’re your audience understand the source information better as well.

Question 17.17. Plan for Paraphrasing: You have selected a source that is reliable and relevant to your thesis and claims. What strategy will work best to help you paraphrase the source effectively? (Points : 1)

       cut and paste the source infromation into your document.

       read the source carefully and reread it until you are able to explain it to someone without looking at it.

       Copy the source information word for word in a notebook, using a pen or pencil.

Question 18.18. Integrating Sources: Two of the following are generally recommended when you incorporate a source into a paragraph in your document. Select the choice that is not. (Points : 1)

       Introducing the source information

       Cutting and pasting the source word for word

       Follow up and comment on the source information and its relevance to your ideas

Question 19.19. Reliable Sources: Match the following questions you should ask to determine if a source is reliable to their value in helping you make this important research process decision.

(Points : 1)

Potential Matches:

1 : Books and web sites can actually be self-published and may not be peer-reviewed by experts in the field, so not all information that is published is reliable or should be used in your papers.

2 : Using information that is not up to date can call into question the reliability of your whole paper, so more recent publications may be more valuable to your paper. Web sites that are not updated frequently may no longer be valid and might need to be avoided.

3 : If the writer is an expert on the topic, has published other papers or books on the subject and is recognized as reliable by other experts in the field, that can help you decide that this author is reliable.

4 : Determining whether the writer is educated on the topic, presents information reasonable, and addresses other points of view fairly can help you determine whether you can rely on the information the author is presenting.

    Answer

 : What is the writer's point of view about the topic?

 : Who is the author?

 : When was the information published or last updated?

 : Who published the information?

Question 20.20. Choosing Sources: Which of the following source information is most likely to be reliable and appropriate for a paper written for a course assignment? Select ALL that apply: (Points : 1)

        Peer-reviewed library articles written by experts

        Wikipedia entries

        A personal blog

        A recently published newspaper article that includes research information on the topic

Question 21.21. According to the Kaplan University Writing Center, what is the most correct balance of your original thoughts and the thoughts/work of other scholarly sources corrected cited in a research paper. (Points : 1)

       50% your thoughts, 50% the thoughts/work of others.

       20% your thoughts, 80% the thoughts/work of others.

       40% your thoughts, 60% the thoughts/work of others.

       80% your thoughts, 20% the thoughts/work of others.

Question 22.22. Choose a Relevant Source: If you were writing an argument that your city needs to install red

light cameras to reduce speeding and accidents at intersections, which of the following would provide you with the most reliable and relevant information?  (Points : 1)

       A blog post from a citizen who is complaining about the high rates of accidents.

       A .com web site that features anecdotal examples of people who say their lives have been saved by red light cameras.

       A peer-reviewed article written in 1985 that describes the

history of red light cameras

       A 2012 newspaper article that includes research information showing that red light cameras have decreased serious intersection accidents in communities similar to your own.

Question 23.23. Is this plagiarism?

Harry is creating a PowerPoint presentation for his class. His assignment is to discuss product placement in retail stores. He sees a picture in a blog showing customers shopping and integrates it into his powerpoint presentation. He does not cite the photograph since he does not consider a blog a professional publication.Is Harry committing plagiarism? (Points : 1)

       Yes

       No

       Too close to call

Question 24.24. Which of the following correctly defines plagiarism? (Points : 1)

       Plagiarism is using words from another author without citing that author and without placing those words in quotation marks or block quote format. This applies to all writing submitted including papers, discussion responses, and PowerPoint presentations

       Plagiarism is academic dishonesty.

       Plagiarism is a missed learning opportunity.

       Plagiarism is using an idea from another without citing the original author of that idea.

       Plagiarism is submitting an assignment to a current class that you had submitted in a previous class without asking your instructor for permission.

       All of the above.

Question 25.25. Is submitting your work from prior class(s) without making substantive changes considered plagiarism? (Points : 1)

       Yes

       No

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