Be able to place the six stages of the research process in order.
Be able to match each of the steps of the research process with their corresponding stage.
Be able to identify the parts of a note card.
Be able to list the four steps in integrating source material:
Introduce the source.
Allow the source to speak (quote, paraphrase, summary, short fact).
Cite the source.
Comment.
Ms. Taylor-Johnston's haiku deck is a good review this concept.
MLA is an abbreviation for what?
What is the current edition of MLA?
What website does Mr. Stone recommend for MLA format questions?
What is the relationship between primary and secondary questions?
What two pieces of information go in a typical MLA parenthetical citation?
Who is the intended audience of a magazine?
Who is the inteded audience of a journal?
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