True or False; HUGE headlines with dramatic language are features of yellow journalism.
True
The actual log cabin built by Abraham Lincoln's family is an example of a...
primary source
A replica of the cabin built by Abraham Lincoln's family is a type of...
secondary source
Provide two examples of primary sources of information
E.g. speeches, videos, treaties, artifacts, photos etc
What three things must you include when citing a source?
author's name, title of the book or article, AND the date it was published
True or False: if you plagiarize someone's work, it's a type of cheating
True
What are some consequences of being guilty of plagiarism?
E.g. a failing grade, kicked out of school, a loss of trust from others etc
What is an information source created after the event by someone who wasn't involved?
Secondary source
To avoid plagiarism, we must always c _ _ _ our sources
cite (that's the verb, citation is the noun)
What do we call an information source created by someone who witnessed the event?
A primary source
Give two examples of secondary sources
E.g. textbooks, biographies, news articles etc
In your own words, define 'plagiarism'
E.g. It's the act of using someone else's work, and pretending it is your own work