APA Style Basics Flashcards

1
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Use apostrophe when mentioning all degrees except..

A

Associate Degrees

Ex: Associate in Science, Associate in Arts, Bachelor of Arts, Master of Science

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Use such abbreviations as A.A., A.S.,B.A., M.A., LL.D.and Ph.D.only when..

A

need to identify many individuals by degree on first reference .Use these abbreviations only after a full name never after just a last name. Ex: Daniel Moynihan, Ph.D., spoke.

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Dr. Ross Jones,Ph.d. or Dr. Ross Jones, a nutritionist. ?

A

Dr. Ross Jones, a nutritionist.

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4
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Dept of history or department of History?

A

department of History

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5
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The hurricane had a big effect or affect?

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The hurricane had a big effect.

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Use figures for people and animals (but not for inanimates)

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Ex: The boy turned 19 years old today

The store has been there for five years.

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Give an example using hyphens for ages expressed as adjectives before a noun or as substitutes for a noun.

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Ex:A 7-year-old boy,

The man is in his 40s (no apostrophe)

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8
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12 noon 12 a.m. or noon, midnight

A

Noon , Midnight

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9
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Campuses or Campus’?

A

Campus’ because it shows possession.

Do not use an apostrophe if it’s simply a plural and NOT a possessive. Ex: She gave me the CDs.

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Its raining outside or It’s raining outside?

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It’s raining outside.

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Kenny passed away this morning or Kenny died this morning?

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Kenny died this morning.

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90% of the students passed or 90 percent of the students passed?

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90 percent of the students passed.

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“I am extremely proud,” said Jacob or “I am extremely proud”, said Jacob.

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“I am extremely proud,” said Jacob

Put a comma inside the ending quote marks.

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14
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Only capitalize seasons when..

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Part of a formal name or when exact year is included.

Fall 2018, Winter Formal

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Her favorite chocolates are Snickers, KitKat, and Twix or Her favorite chocolates are Snickers, KitKat and Twix

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Her favorite chocolates are Snickers, KitKat and Twix .

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16
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School will be open from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. or School will be open from 8 a.m. -7 p.m.

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School will be open from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. or School

17
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What is the difference between who and whom?

A

who is the pronoun used for references to human beings and to animals with a name.
Whom is used when someone is the object of the verb or preposition

18
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To whom or to who this may concern?

A

To whom this may concern.

19
Q

The girl who or whom used to live here?

A

The girl who used to live here.

20
Q

When to use that and which?

A

Use which for nonessential clauses, where the pronoun is less necessary and use commas
Use that for essential clauses, important to the meaning of the sentence and without commas: