FINAL EXAM Flashcards

1
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If you change all of the words in a text, you do not have to give an In-Text Citation and Reference at the end. [T/F]

A

False

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Which of the following is the correct In-Text Citation for a quote from the 2nd page of David Jones’s 1985 book, Stardust?
Select one:
a. There is no dust in space (Jones, 1985).
b. “There is no dust in space” (Jones, 1985, p. 2).
c. According to Jones (1985), “There is no dust in space” (p. 2).
d. B and C are correct.
e. You do not need an In-Text Citation.

A

B and C are correct.

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Which is a correct paraphrase from the following text by Duncan Smithers in his 2010 book called Man Made Moon: The moon is no longer in orbit of the planet Earth, rather the two celestial bodies share a gravitational orbit with each other.
Select one:
a. The Earth shares a gravitational pull with the moon.
b. The Earth shares a gravitational pull with the moon (Smithers, 2010).
c. The moon is no longer in orbit of the planet Earth, rather the two celestial bodies share a gravitational orbit with each other.
d. “The moon is no longer in orbit of the planet Earth, rather the two celestial bodies share a gravitational orbit with each other” (Smithers, 2010).

A

The Earth shares a gravitational pull with the moon (Smithers, 2010).

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Not giving proper APA Citations and Reference is plagiarism and will result in a zero for the assignment and maybe further action. [T/F]

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True

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5
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It is okay to just put references at the end of the paper and not include any in-text citations. [T/F]

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False

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If the text you want to use doesn’t have a date or author listed, then you should:
Select one:
a. Just claim it as your own work.
b. Don’t use it because it probably isn’t a strong resource.
c. Use it, but only put the URL at the end of the page so your teacher knows you used something of a source.

A

Don’t use it because it probably isn’t a strong resource.

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APA is the only acceptable style UoPeople requires for in-text citations and references. [T/F]

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True

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8
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You need both the reference and the in-text citation to avoid plagiarism. [T/F]

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True

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9
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What percent of the text do you need to change in order not to use quote marks?
Select one:
a. 10%
b. 50%
c. 0%
d. 100%
A

100%

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10
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Which of the following is a proper APA style reference for a book written by Cadwell Jimson, published in 1933 by Penguin Publishers of Chicago? The book is titled Jenjon and the Elder Son.
Select one:
a. Jimson, Cadwell, 1933, Jenjon and the Elder Son.
b. Cadwell, J. (1933). Jenjon and the Elder Son. Penguin Publishers: Chicago.
c. Jimson, C. (1933). Jenjon and the Elder Son. Penguin Publishers: Chicago.
d. Jimson, C. (1933). Jenjon and the Elder Son. Chicago: Penguin Publishers.

A

Jimson, C. (1933). Jenjon and the Elder Son. Chicago: Penguin Publishers.

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11
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Which of the following is a correct APA in-text citation for a quote of a book by Bill Hadings from page 4. The book was published in 1977 by Penguin in Boston:
Select one:
a. (Bill Hadings, p. 4)
b. (Hadings, Boston, 1977, page 4)
c. (Bill, 1977, p. 4)
d. (Hadings, 1977, p. 4)
A

(Hadings, 1977, p. 4)

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12
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Which of the following is a thesis statement?
Select one:
a. Birds
b. I like cake
c. Windows 7 can become more secure.
d. It is 7 pm.
A

Windows 7 can become more secure.

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13
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Which of the following should you ask yourself when reviewing a piece of literature?
Select one:
a. Who is the author and when did the author write it?
b. What is the author’s point of view?
c. Does the author support the point of view?
d. Have you seen anything like this or something that goes against the point of view?
e. All of the above.

A

All of the above.

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14
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True or False: Analysis of the material is not needed for a proper book review.

A

False

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True or False: When writing a literature review you never include your own thoughts.

A

False

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16
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Quantitative research is:
Select one:
a. something done with observations of people in their own homes.
b. mostly data that is found in stories.
c. research that focuses on surveys or other statistical items.
d. does not use tools to gather information.

A

research that focuses on surveys or other statistical items.

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17
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True or False: Quantitative studies should be done on the fewest number of people possible

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False

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18
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True or False: Peer Reviewed sources are weaker sources and should not be used in research

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False

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19
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True or False: Only people with degrees can perform synthesis, so students should never use it in a literature review.

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False

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20
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Qualitative research:
Select one:
a. Uses surveys or other tools to gather information.
b. is weaker than Quantitative research.
c. puts the researcher as part of the experiment.
d. can easily be put into re-testable generalizations.

A

puts the researcher as part of the experiment.

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21
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What is the purpose of quantitative research?
Select one:
a. To be able to study an exact question with either survey or other recording tools. The data gained has a narrow focus but can be generalized via statistics.
b. To be able to study a broad topic with little ability to transfer to generalized statistics.
c. There isn’t a purpose to quantitative research since statistics are always faulty.
d. To gather data without surveys or other recording tools.

A

To be able to study an exact question with either survey or other recording tools. The data gained has a narrow focus but can be generalized via statistics.

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22
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What is true about the following text: The vile Duke of Sala gave little thought to the people starving in his city. Each night he would take great joy from the cries of the hungry children.
Select one:
a. This is an accurate and unbiased account of the Duke of Sala.
b. The author has a bias against the Duke.
c. The author is calling for the people to overtake the Duke and feed themselves.
d. The author thinks all royalty is bad.

A

The author has a bias against the Duke.

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23
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What was the fundamental flaw in the Stanford Prison Study?
Select one:
a. It did not go the full proposed length.
b. The subjects should not have been paid.
c. There weren’t any flaws in the study.
d. The lead researcher did not cancel the experiment when the first subject had a physical or psychological trauma.

A

The lead researcher did not cancel the experiment when the first subject had a physical or psychological trauma.

24
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Qualitative research is:
Select one:
a. Used only with larger surveys.
b. a method that includes observation and other reviews where the data is not easily set into statistical information that can apply a large pool of people.
c. the number one choice for scientists testing drugs against disease.
d. none of the above.

A

a method that includes observation and other reviews where the data is not easily set into statistical information that can apply a large pool of people.

25
Q

Which of the following is a correct reference for a book written by Kevin Smith in 2013 called I want it all:
Select one:
a. (Smith, 2013)
b. (Smith, 2013, p. 4).
c. Smith, K. (2013). I want it all
d. There is not enough information provided in the question.

A

There is not enough information provided in the question.

26
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A sample size of 4 people is enough for a major quantitative study. [T/F]

A

False

27
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A study has shown that when ice-cream sales go up, babies are born more. This means that:
Select one:
a. ice-cream sales cause babies.
b. the study is trying to show something correlated that isn’t valid.
c. the study is reliable but not valid.
d. the study is not reliable.
e. Both B and C

A

Both B and C

28
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Your experiment did not go the way you planned. Is it a failure?
Select one:
a. Yes, the only point of an experiment is to prove something.
b. No, because you can always change the results.
c. Yes, because you are not wise enough to do an experiment.
d. No, it is not a failure because you can still make claims on why the experiment did not go as planned.

A

No, it is not a failure because you can still make claims on why the experiment did not go as planned.

29
Q

The purpose of putting non-fiction into a narrative structure is to:
Select one:
a. make things up about people that you can’t say in the news.
b. reach a greater number of people by allowing a story to build around true events.
c. there isn’t a purpose. Nobody ever uses narrative other than to tell fictions.
d. none of the above.

A

reach a greater number of people by allowing a story to build around true events.

30
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Which of the following is a correct reference for a book written by Kevin Smith in 2013 called I want it all. It was published by Double Day in Berlin.
Select one:
a. (Smith, 2013)
b. (Smith, 2013, p. 4).
c. Smith, K. (2013). I want it all
d. Smith, K. (2013). I want it all. Berlin: Double Day.

A

Smith, K. (2013). I want it all. Berlin: Double Day.

31
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True or False: An Abstract contains only the thesis of a paper.

A

False

32
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True or False: The APA requests you use Keywords at the end of your Abstract in order to help people research on their own subject easier.

A

True

33
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Which of the following is NOT a proper keyword for research on the Ebola Virus?
Select one:
a. Bacterial Infection
b. Ebola
c. Ebola Virus
d. Ebola vaccine
e. Ebola death count
A

Bacterial Infection

34
Q

What is ‘56’ mean in this Reference: Hardings, K. (2012). What Makes People Sneeze. Science Today, 56, 812-815.
Select one:
a. The page number the article is on.
b. How many times the reference is cited in your paper.
c. The volume number of the magazine the article is in.
d. There is not enough information provided in the question.

A

The volume number of the magazine the article is in.

35
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True or False: An Abstract is a concise, often no longer than 250 words, retelling of an entire research paper.

A

True

36
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True or False: According to the APA, an abstract should be longer than 3 pages.

A

False

37
Q
The keyword of the former Los Angeles Lakers star, ‘Magic Johnson’, would most likely be in an abstract about:
Select one:
a. the Chicago Blackhawks
b. Mr. T: The ATEAM Years
c. the Cold War
d. a computer revolution
e. The Los Angeles Lakers
A

The Los Angeles Lakers

38
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Does the year of your sources matter?
Select one:
a. Yes, it only matters because you have to put the year in the citation.
b. No, the APA does not require years for citations.
c. Yes, because information can become outdated quickly.
d. No, because only the non-sourced material matters.

A

Yes, because information can become outdated quickly.

39
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The main purpose of a research paper is to:
Select one:
a. discuss a general topic.
b. examine a particular thesis via research.
c. give 100% positive answers to life’s most difficult question.
d. none of the above.

A

examine a particular thesis via research.

40
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Which of the following is a correct In-Text citation for a paraphrase from a book written by Kevin Smith in 2013 called I want it all. It was published by Double Day in Berlin.
Select one:
a. (Smith, 2013)
b. (Smith, 2013, p. 4).
c. Smith, K. (2013). I want it all
d. Smith, K. (2013). I want it all. Berlin: Double Day.

A

(Smith, 2013)

41
Q

True or False: A conclusion should only restate the thesis.

A

False

42
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True or False: A conclusion can introduce the concept for future studies.

A

True

43
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True or False: A good abstract is an abstract that is easy to understand.

A

True

44
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The main purpose of a conclusion is to:
Select one:
a. introduce new concepts.
b. give closure to a paper. 
c. thank your readers.
d. none of the above.
A

give closure to a paper.

45
Q

True or False: You should use the UoPeople Library whenever possible for research instead of Google.

A

True

46
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Which of the following is a correct APA in-text citation for a quote of a book by Bill Hadings from page 4? The book was published in 1997 by Penguin in Boston:
Select one:
a. (Bill Hadings, p. 4)
b. (Hadings, Boston, 1997, page 4)
c. (Bill, 1997, p. 4)
d. (Hadings, 1997, p. 4)
A

(Hadings, 1997, p. 4)

47
Q

A Literature Review:
Select one:
a. Summarizes all of the literature you’ve read on a topic.
b. Never includes any personal analysis or synthesis.
c. Should focus only on the literature that can contribute to the study and has original analysis and synthesis.
d. A and B

A

Should focus only on the literature that can contribute to the study and has original analysis and synthesis.

48
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True or False: Qualitative methods are ones that rely heavily on numbers and statistics.

A

False

49
Q

Which of the following is a strong thesis?
Select one:
a. Sugar tastes good.
b. It is 6 o’clock.
c. The sun.
d. The Lakers are a great basketball team.
e. Although some say sugar tastes good, Smith (1998) stated that sugar is bad before you because it can lead to diabetes and weight gain.

A

Although some say sugar tastes good, Smith (1998) stated that sugar is bad before you because it can lead to diabetes and weight gain.

50
Q

Which of the following is the correct In-Text Citation for a quote from the 2nd page of David Jones’s 1985 book, Stardust.
Select one:
a. There is no dust in space (Jones, 1985).
b. “There is no dust in space” (Jones, 1985, p. 2).
c. According to Jones (1985), “There is no dust in space” (p. 2).
d. B and C are correct.
e. You do not need an In-Text Citation.

A

B and C are correct.

51
Q

The best place to find sources for your research is:
Select one:
a. Facebook
b. Wikipedia
c. The UoPeople Library and Google Scholar
d. Google

A

The UoPeople Library and Google Scholar

52
Q

What can be said of the following statement: According to Smith (1956), the unemployment rate is going down. This means that our present economy will flourish under President Obama.
Select one:
a. There is a direct relation between Obama’s presidency and the unemployment rate in the US.
b. This study shows a causal link between unemployment rates and the economy.
c. Smith is biased towards Obama.
d. The statement itself is biased and not valid as it is using a study from 1956 to show a link between jobs of today and President Obama’s tenure as president.

A

The statement itself is biased and not valid as it is using a study from 1956 to show a link between jobs of today and President Obama’s tenure as president.

53
Q

Which of the following is a proper APA style reference for a book written by Cadwell Jimson, published in 1933 by Penguin Publishers of Chicago. The book is titled Jenjon and the Elder Son.
Select one:
a. Jimson, Cadwell, 1933, Jenjon and the Elder Son.
b. Cadwell, J. (1933). Jenjon and the Elder Son. Penguin Publishers: Chicago.
c. Jimson, C. (1933). Jenjon and the Elder Son. Penguin Publishers: Chicago.
d. Jimson, C. (1933). Jenjon and the Elder Son. Chicago: Penguin Publishers.

A

Jimson, C. (1933). Jenjon and the Elder Son. Chicago: Penguin Publishers.

54
Q

True or False: A proper APA In-Text Citation includes the author’s last name followed by the publication date.

A

True

55
Q

What can be said of the following statement: According to the studies done by the cigarette company, there is little or no proof linking smoking to health hazards; therefore, it is safe to smoke.
Select one:
a. This statement is an unbiased fact about smoking.
b. Cigarette Companies are the best place for research on their own product.
c. This study may be false, but it is, at the very least, biased towards selling cigarettes and should not be taken as valid.

A

This study may be false, but it is, at the very least, biased towards selling cigarettes and should not be taken as valid.