Lesson 6 Assignment
DUE: November 26
NAME:
The point value for each
question is noted. Total points for this assignment: 19 points
Please answer all of the questions below and then email your completed
assignment to your instructor (either:
1) List the
4 reasons the reading gives to justify the use of sources in research. (4
points)
2) Define “common knowledge” and
give an example. (2 points)
3)
Name the 2 most common documentation styles. (2 points)
4) According to the reading, what is the best way to avoid plagiarism?
5)
Given below is a citation from the PLS catalog and how that same
information would be presented in MLA style.
PLS citation:
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MLA citation:
Wood, Denis.
Five Billion Years of Global Change: A History of the Land.
Translate the following citation from the PLS catalog into a citation written in
MLA style:
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Author |
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Title |
The island at the center of the
world : the epic story of Dutch |
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Publication info. |
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YOUR ANSWER (MLA
CITATION) (5 points):
6) Given below is a citation for a full-text article found on the Gale PowerSearch databases on April 15, 2006
and how that same information would be presented in MLA style. (Note this article is from the Expanded Academic
ASAP database, one of the various databases in PowerSearch):
POWERSEARCH citation:
The
problem with file sharing: after MGM v. Grokster, are we any closer to a
solution?(music trading)(Column). Renay
San Miguel. Technology Review (
MLA citation:
San Miguel, Renay. “The Problem with File Sharing: After MGM v.
Grokster, Are We Any Closer to a Solution?” Technology Review Oct. 2005: 39. Expanded Academic ASAP. Gale.
Translate the following citation
from the Gale PowerSearch databases
into a citation written in MLA style, assuming you accessed the article today:
Video
iPod arrives: fifth-generation model adds video to its repertoire. Macworld 22.12 (Dec 2005): p.18(2). (916 words) From General
OneFile.
YOUR ANSWER (MLA
CITATION) (5 points):
last revised: 10-20-08 by Eric Brenner & Dennis
Wolbers, Skyline College, San Bruno, CA
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