Index Card Fact Source Quiz

The text mentions 9:23 as the time when something occurred.

The statement 'There appears to be strong evidence that...' is based on weak findings.

The literature has not demonstrated anything relevant.

The abbreviation 'AD' appears at the end of the sentence in the text.

The text indicates that the information presented is not supported by any evidence.

Each source should be stored on the same card.

Each source should be given a tracking number.

Crafting a coherent review of related literature involves using a single index card.

The main focus of the text is on creating digital cards for sources.

A key tip for managing sources is to mix them all together on one card.

An index card example in the text is represented by '25 | Page 5.'

The index card shown in the text is labeled with '25 | Page 4.'

The index card displayed has '25 | Page 6' written on it.

The text mentions an index card with '25 | Page 7.'

The index card example provided is '5 | Page 25.'

Including the sponsors and authors or editors of a website is not necessary according to the text.

The date when you access a website is considered more important than the creation or update date according to the text.

It is recommended to include the title of a website when citing it, as stated in the text.

Knowing the authors and editors of a website is optional, based on the information provided.

Only providing the date of access without mentioning the creation or update date is sufficient when citing a website, according to the text.

The index card should contain information about the Divine Creation Theory.

In the text, it is recommended to subscribe to SCRIBD for free trial access.

The information on the index card should be exactly as it appears in the text.

All the necessary information for the index card is explicitly listed in the text.

Using index cards is mentioned as the most effective method for storing information in the text.