APA In-text Citations Quiz
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What role does the new technology play in relation to obesity according to the text?

  • It is used to treat obesity in young patients
  • It helps researchers understand weight control patterns (correct)
  • It is mentioned by Morrison in a quotation
  • A study by Johnson in 2012 found that ...
  • Who reported in 2007 about the impact of new technology on weight control?

  • Griffith
  • Smith and Jones
  • Adams
  • Chan (correct)
  • What is the main focus when identifying sources on slides according to the text?

  • Including full reference lists at the beginning
  • Using various sources for paraphrasing information (correct)
  • In-text citations at the end of each sentence
  • A study by Johnson in 2012 found that ...
  • What punctuation marks should be used when quoting information?

    <p>Double quotation marks</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which of the following should be included in PowerPoint slides to support your points?

    <p>Smaller font size for sources</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What makes an argument more credible when referring to reliable sources?

    <p>Citing reliable sources</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which of the following is an expression used to introduce common views?

    <p>It’s general knowledge that...</p> Signup and view all the answers

    When explaining quotations, what phrase can be used to attribute a quote to a specific author?

    <p>'According to X'</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What distinguishes author-prominent citations from information-prominent citations?

    <p>Author-prominent citations emphasize the source of the idea, while information-prominent citations focus on the idea itself.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    In an information-prominent citation, where should the closing punctuation mark appear?

    <p>After the bracket</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What does 'Qadir, 2022' represent in a citation like '...by confidently presenting factoids that are inaccurate or fabricated (Qadir, 2022)'?

    <p>Publication year</p> Signup and view all the answers

    When using 'n.d.' in a citation, what does it indicate?

    <p>An abbreviation for 'no data'</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the primary focus of author-prominent citations?

    <p>Placing emphasis on the source of the idea cited</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Citing Sources in Academic Writing and Presentations

    • A study by Miller (1999) investigated a particular topic.
    • Johnson's 2012 study found that a specific phenomenon occurred.
    • According to Griffith, 30% of a particular population exhibited certain characteristics.
    • Smith defines Gross National Happiness as a specific concept.
    • Morrison's quote highlights the importance of a particular aspect.

    Integrating Sources in Speeches and Presentations

    • Victoria Dr. Sandler suggests that technology can be used to help young patients control food intake.
    • Dr. Sandler's study showed that 68% of patients reported a drop in weight in three months.
    • Dr. Woodstone's study found that the technology can also help 80% of participants with diabetes control weight.
    • According to Hilton, the new technology can help researchers understand the patterns of weight control process.

    In-Text Citations and References

    • In-text citations typically appear at the beginning or end of a sentence.
    • When quoting information, use double quotation marks and provide the page number.
    • Example: "Oral presentations audience-friendly, should not friendly" (Mackean, 2007, p.11).
    • In-text citations in APA style include the author's surname and year of publication.
    • Example: (ELC PolyU, 2014, August 1).

    Acknowledging Others' Work and Ideas

    • Expressions to acknowledge the work or ideas of other people include:
      • Introducing common views: "It's often said…", "People today tend to believe…", "It's general knowledge that…"
      • Introducing something implied/assumed: "One implication of X's treatment of ___ is…", "It's a widely held assumption that…", "Although Y is not said directly, it is assumed…"
      • The writer argues/acknowledges/claims/demonstrates/agrees/emphasizes/questions whether/reminds/suggests/urges…

    Introducing Summaries and Quotes

    • Expressions to introduce summaries and quotes include:
      • "As X puts it, '_____'."
      • "According to X, '_____'."
      • "In her book, X states, '_____'."
      • Disagreeing, with reasons: "I think X is mistaken because she overlooks…", "X contradicts herself by stating A in one sentence then B in the other."

    Citation Styles

    • Author-prominent citations emphasize the source of the idea cited.
    • Information-prominent citations focus on the idea itself.
    • If the year of publication is unavailable, use 'n.d.' (‘no date’).
    • Example: The availability of machine teachers or AI-based education in higher education remains uncertain at present (Della Pietra, n.d.).

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    This quiz tests your knowledge of citing sources in APA style within a presentation. It covers how to properly use quotation marks, include page numbers, and format in-text citations. Questions may include scenarios related to incorporating sources in PowerPoint slides.

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