Peer Review Questions:

1. Does the annotated bibliography contain a clear and concise summary of

each source?
- Yes, the annotated bib has a very concise and clear explanation for each of
the sources the writer used.
2. Does the annotated bibliography include a variety of relevant sources,
such as peer-reviewed articles, books, and other academic materials?
- Yes, the annotated bib includes a variety of sources such as peer-reviewed
articles and books.
3. Is there a consistent and appropriate citation style used throughout the
annotated bibliography?
- Yes, they are is a consistent use of in cite citations used throughout the
bibliography and a reference page.
4. Does the annotated bibliography demonstrate an understanding of the
relationship between the sources and the research topic?
- Yes, the writer explained how each source connects to their topic and why
they're using it.
5. Are the annotations informative and useful in helping to understand the
relevance of each source to the research topic?
- Yes, the annotations that were made to each source are informative and help
better understand how the sources relate to the overall topic as a whole.
6. Does the annotated bibliography provide a balanced view of the research
topic by including sources with differing perspectives or opinions?
- Yes, the annotated bib provided a balanced view by discussing both
perspectives of athletes protesting and the positive/negative reactions to the
protests.
7. Are the sources current and relevant to the research topic?
- Yes, all the source's dates are current and relevant to the writer's overall
research papers topic.
8. Does the annotated bibliography provide suggestions for further research
or areas for exploration in the research topic?
- Yes, the writer explains how each source used will help her discover more
useful information on her research topic.