APA is not just a method of citing sources; it is also a form of writing.

Question1 APA is not just a method of citing sources; it is also a form of writing.  

True

False

Question 2Why is it important to cite sources using APA style?

It helps readers know where you found your information

It allows readers to be able to find the sources you have used

It makes it clear which parts of your writing are from sources, and which parts are your own ideas

All of the above

Question 3Which of the following types of information need to be cited?

A direct quotation

Someone else’s ideas

A fact or statistic not generally known

All of the above

Question 4Plagiarism may be defined as taking the ideas of others and presenting them as if they are your own.  

True

False

Question 5Copying something from the Internet and using it in an essay is perfectly fine.  After all, everyone does it.

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False

Question 6What elements are required for a correct in-text citation in APA style?

Author’s last name

Date of publication

Page number

All of the above

Question 7If you use the ideas of a source, but summarize them in your own words, then no citation is needed.

True

False

Question 8For each source cited in the body of your writing, you must also include a corresponding end reference.

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False

Question 9As long as  I provide an in-text citation, I don’t need to use quotation marks when using the exact language from a source.

True

False

Question 10 End references should appear as the final page of your essay.  

True

False