1. An article on the use of pesticides by Samantha Jakuboski in her blog Green Science noted this: "Another way pesticides can spread and cause potential harm is by volatilization Links to an external site.. Volatilization occurs when a pesticide turns into a gas or vapor after it has been sprayed, allowing it to travel through the air and spread to different pieces of land. (Vapor Drift) This can be harmful for wildlife, such as frogs. Some scientists even believe that the pesticide, atrazine Links to an external site., causes reproductive problems in the frogs that affect the frog's biological goal, which is to survive to reproduce." The student wrote this in her paper: According to Jakuboski, many home gardeners are unaware of the "invisible" dangers of using pesticides. One such danger is volatilization, which happens at the time a pesticide changes into a gas (also known as a vapor) after the gardener has sprayed it, which allows it to move in the air, traveling to various areas. Did the student plagiarizsm? Group of answer choices

A. No. She clearly stated that she took this from Jakuboski.

B. Yes. This is patchwork plagiarism because it basically substitutes one word for another, using essentially the same sentence pattern. .

C. No. She has not used a direct quote and so doesn't need quotation marks.

D. Yes. She used the word "volatilization" without putting it in quotation marks.

2. A student used a newspaper article about pesticides. He included this sentence in his paper, without quoting from the original: Sales figures indicate that over half of all home gardeners use pesticides in spite of the dangers. Does this sentence need to be documented? (It is not a direct quote.) Group of answer choices

A. No. Newspaper articles don't have to be documented since they are public knowledge.

B. Yes. It's impossible to rewrite the sentence without using the word "pesticide."

C. No. This is simply reporting a fact that is common knowledge.

D. Yes. There is a statistic, and these must always be documented.

3. What order is used when putting citations in end documentation?

Group of answer choices

A. All books, then all articles from online databases, then all articles from the Internet

B. From the shortest to the longest work

C. The order they come in within the paper

D. Alphabetical

4. Which of the following is most likely to be a reliable source for a college research paper on regulations about pesticides? Group of answer choices

A. A website site with a .gov address since that refers to a government source.

B. A website with a .com address since this refers to an organization that sells something

C. A website with a .org address since this refers to "observed for rigor and guaranteed"

D. A website with a .net address since this refers to a personal website 5. When is it best to use a direct quote rather than a summary? Group of answer choices

A. When the material is highly complex and you don't really understand it

B. When you are giving a counterargument, to show that you are representing the other side fairly

C. When you are introducing the topic at the beginning of the paper

D. When readers don't need a lot of details

6. Which of these shows correct internal documentation? Group of answer choices

A. According to the head of an advertising agency, "The most effective ads are ones in which people can see themselves in place of the actors or models" (Young 16).

B. According to the head of an advertising agency, "The most effective ads are ones in which people can see themselves in place of the actors or models (Young 16)".

C. According to the head of an advertising agency, "The most effective ads are ones in which people can see themselves in place of the actors or models." (Young 16)

D'. According to the head of an advertising agency, "The most effective ads are ones in which people can see themselves in place of the actors or models." (Young 16).

7. When should you use an identifying tag such as "Dr. Smith said"? Group of answer choices

A. These are used only the first time you use that particular source in the paper.

B. These are only used for direct quotes.

C. These are used for direct quotes, summaries, and paraphrases.

D. These are used only for summaries.

8. You plan to use a page from the Food and Drug Administration website in your paper. The page does not give an author's name. What should you do in formatting the end citation for this? Group of answer choices

A. Use Food and Drug Administration as the author.

B. You plan to use a page from the Food and Drug Administration website in your paper. The page does not give an author's name. What should you do in formatting the end citation for this? Group of answer choices

C. Look up the president or CEO of the organization and use that name.

D. If there is no author, you don't have to include this in the Works Cited list, so use the information but don't include it in the end list.

9. Where does the citation for a visual (such as a drawing or photograph) go in the paper? Group of answer choices

A. Place this in the paragraph preceding the visual.

B. Place this both under the visual and in the Works Cited list.

C. Place this at the bottom of the page that the visual is on.

D. Place this directly under the visual and no where else.

10. When do you use the URL of a website (such as www.ford. com) Links to an external site.on its own for the citation? Group of answer choices

A. This is used for in-text citations when you don't have a named author.

B. This is used for end citations when there are no page numbers.

C. You never use the URL on its own for a citation.

D. This is used for both in-text and end citations if the website is from a professional source such as a school or corporation.

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