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Grade 10 Conducting Research CCSS: CCRA.W.7, W.9-10.7
The first step in writing a research paper is to                                         .
  1. narrow your subject to refine your topic
  2. choose a subject
  3. develop a research question
  4. find sources
  5. take notes
  6. write a thesis statement
  7. none of the above
Grade 10 Conducting Research CCSS: CCRA.W.8, W.9-10.8
For each source card, you should record                            .
  1. author's name
  2. title of book or article
  3. publication information
  4. online web site information
  5. all of the above
Grade 10 Conducting Research CCSS: CCRA.W.8, W.9-10.8
An example of primary research is                        .
  1. an encyclopedia article
  2. a newspaper story
  3. a historical document
  4. a magazine column
  5. a letter to the editor
  6. a web site
Grade 10 Conducting Research CCSS: CCRA.W.8, W.9-10.8
An example of a secondary source is                                         .
  1. a historical document
  2. an interview with an eye-witness
  3. a record of the results of an experiment
  4. an encyclopedia article
Grade 10 Conducting Research CCSS: CCRA.W.8, W.9-10.8
Before you consult sources on your topic, it is important to develop and explore                   .
  1. research papers
  2. research questions
  3. research notes
  4. research topics
  5. Only a and b above
  6. Only c and d above
  7. none of the above
Grade 10 Conducting Research
Grade 10 Conducting Research
Credits given within the body of your paper immediately following borrowed information are called                        .
  1. author citations
  2. police citations
  3. parenthetical citations
  4. disclosure citations
  5. credit citations
  6. none of the above
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