Cards in this guide (12)
What should each entry in a works-cited list be according to MLA standards
Each entry in a works-cited list should be double spaced
according to MLA standards, but do not skip spaces between entries.
All entries must correspond to the works cited in your main
text.
When should you create a new bibliography card
When you find a piece of useful information in a source for
which you don't already have a bibliography card
What is the second step in the process of asking and refining a question to use as the basis of a research essay
Asking a general question is the second step in the process of
asking and refining a question to use as the basis of a research
essay.
How should you handle the data you gather in the research process
Only use the information that adds up to a logical
hypothesis.
Works derived from the mind are referred to as and they are protected by
intellectual property; copyright
A hypothesis only becomes a valid argument conclusion after it has been
C. tested
tested and proven to be true.
What describes the two sets of note cards used to keep track of the information you gather in the research process
One set is for the bibliographical information for each source,
and the other set is for notes taken on those sources.
The trick in building a timber frame structure is not in the building itself but in avoiding setting it aflame
All of the above are correct.
What represents the best approach when you first start gathering data about your research question
Which of the following best describes when its appropriate to create a bibliography card
The first time you run across a piece of useful information in a
source
Which of the following satisfies the criteria for a good questions to use as the basis of a research essay
Which of the following would not be a good clincher sentence for a compare-and-contrast essay that begins with the thesis below Thesis: When buying a car, you should know the characteristics of an SUV, a sedan, and a sports car.
The SUV is definitely the way to go.
