To Cite Or Not To Cite
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| Total Attempts: 901
Citation this is to determine what to cite
Questions and Answers
- 1.You find the phrase "cultural tapeworm" in an article and decide to use it in your paper.
- A.
Have to cite it
- B.
Do not have to cite it
- 2.You read in several places about how popular Facebook is today. You mention this in your paper.
- A.
Have to cite it
- B.
Do not have to cite it
- 3.You find a brilliant article in favor of an idea you are advocating in your paper. You decide to use this writer's argument but turn it completely into your own words.
- A.
Have to cite it
- B.
Do not have to cite it
- 4.You find a photograph on a web site and paste it into your paper.
- A.
Have to cite it
- B.
Do not have to cite it
- 5.In your paper, you summarize but do not quote a Congressional hearing from 1899 which is in the public domain.
- A.
Have to cite it
- B.
Do not have to cite it
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