Cdu Harvard Referencing Quiz
7 Questions
| Total Attempts: 276
A quick quiz on referencing with CDU Harvard
Questions and Answers
- 1.Which citation is correct?
- A.
'Online shopping' 2013 Wikipedia, viewed 1 January 2013, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/online shopping.
- B.
'Online shopping' 2013 Wikipedia, viewed 1 January 2013, via Wikipedia
- C.
Wikipedia can be consulted but it should not be used as a source in a university assignment
- 2.Plagiarism means
- A.
A. stealing someone else's ideas
- B.
B. not crediting your sources properly
- C.
C. passing off someone else’s work as your own
- D.
D. all of the above
- 3.You need to consistently reference your sources
- A.
A. to support your arguments
- B.
B. to indicate you have read materials on your topic
- C.
C. to avoid plagiarism
- D.
D. all of the above
- 4.Should the title of the journal be written in italics or plain font?
- A.
Italics
- B.
Plain font
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