When do you need a cite a source?

Answer 1

1. Whenever you quote you need to give the source.

2. Whenever you refer to a book, paper or document you need to make sure that readers know exactly which book, etc you are referring to. When you first refer to it you need to have a note giving the details.

Answer 2

You need to cite a source when you are using information, ideas, or data that are not your own in a research paper, article, or any other piece of work to give credit to the original author and avoid plagiarism.

Answer 3

Citing your information is one of the most important parts of writing. It proves that the information you are providing is accurate. It also proves that you are not plagiarising the work of somebody else. Plagaiarism is a vey serious crime and is punishable by law. Many schools will not accept an assignment without a Works Cited page. Noodletools.com is a great resource for citing information. Your school might have a subscribed website for bibliographies as well.

Answer 4

You must always cite your sources because:

-people will feel confident that the information is true when they have access to the source

-it prevents plaigarism

-it promotes organized research

-it can help people if they seek additional information

Answer 5

When you use that source to make or strengthen a point.

Answer 6

In academic writing it is always good to acknowledge your sources.

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Answer 7

Include a citation to acknowledge an outside source whenever the outside source information is used in the paper.

Answer 8

When you use someone else's idea

Answer 9

When you use someone else's idea