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ENG 201 Exam 1
Jeremiah
Terms in this set (106)
Zeus -Jupiter/Jove
-Supreme God
-son of Kronos
Hera -Juno
-Marriage/Queen of gods
-Pro-Greek
Athena -Minerva
-Wisdom
-Pro Greek
-patron saint of Odysseus
English Composition 1 ENG201 - Handbook
Jeremiah
Terms in this set (56)
thesis statement a sentence that names the topic and provides the specific focus of writing
working thesis a preliminary answer to your main research questions, the focus of your research
is firsthand research:
--surveys,
--interviews,
Primary Research
--observations,
--experiments,
--analysis of texts and artifacts.
Background research: Initial investigations of key ideas and concepts related to your topic
Library research: Scholarly library resources such as journals and periodicals
Internet research: Scholarly Web sites and databases
are original sources, firsthand information on a topic (such as diaries, people, or
Primary sources events): observations, interviews, surveys, experiments, and analyses of original
documents and artifacts.
information at least once removed from the original: journal articles, documentaries,
Secondary sources
and nonfiction books.
essentially reports of reports of research: articles in popular magazines and entries in
Wikipedia.
Tertiary sources
Should generally not be used in college research projects and should not appear in
works-cited or reference lists.
collections the materials housed within a library
subscription databases online services that, for a fee, provide access to hundreds of thousands of articles
appendixes sections (in a book) that provide additional or background information
bibliographies lists of works that cover a particular subject
abstracts summaries of resources
English Composition 1 ENG201 - Handbook
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10. Scholarly Books and Articles
9. Trade Books and Journal Articles
8. Government Resources
7. Reviewed Official Online Documents
6. Reference Works and Textbooks
5. News and Topical Stories from Quality Sources
Evaluate your sources
_______________________________________________________________________
4. Popular Magazine Stories
3. Business and Nonprofit Publications
2. List Server Discussions, Blog Articles, Talk Radio Discussions
1. Unregulated Web Material
0. Tabloid Articles (print and Web)
lists sources that you have used or intend to use. Compiling this list helps you track your
working bibliography
research, develop your final bibliography, and avoid plagiarism.
annotate underline or highlight important passages in a text and make notes in the margins
summarize to condense in your own words the main points in a passage
paraphrase to put a whole passage in your own words
quotation a word-for-word statement or passage from an original source
plagiarism presenting someone else's work or ideas as one's own
crediting sources of information through in-text citations or references and a list of
documentation
works cited or references
use an attributive statement that indicates some of the following: author's name and
First Reference:
credentials, title of the source, nature of the study or research, and helpful background.
use a simplified attributive phrase, such as the author's last name or a shortened version
Subsequent References:
of the title.
A noun is a word that names something: a person, a place, a thing, or an idea. Proper
Noun
nouns are capitalized; common nouns are not capitalized.
A pronoun is a word that is used in place of a noun. Each pronoun must agree with its
Pronoun
antecedent in number, person, and gender.
Adjective Adjectives, including the articles (a, an, the), describe or modify a noun or pronoun.
Verb Verbs are classified as action, auxiliary (helping), or linking (state of being).
An adverb describes or modifies a verb, an adjective, another adverb, or a whole
Adverb
sentence.
A preposition is a word (or group of words) that shows the relationship between its
Preposition object (a noun or pronoun following the preposition) and another word in the
sentence.
Conjunction A conjunction connects individual words or groups of words.
English
Interjection Composition 1 ENG201 - Handbook
An interjection is a word or phrase that communicates strong emotion or surprise.
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