QUIZ A: Identify under which criteria of evaluating
sources and websites each belongs.
Criteria in Evaluating Sources
1. How well does the source support the topic?
2. The date of publication should be at most five
years earlier.
3. Does it provide complete publication information
such as author/s, editor/s, title, date of publication,
and publisher?
4. Is the information obviously biased or
prejudiced?
5. Is the author’s background, education, or training
related to the topic?
Criteria in Evaluating Websites
6. The page is current and updated regularly and
the links are also up-to-date.
7. The page lists the author’s credentials and its
domain is preferred.
8. You can view the information properly – not
limited to fees, browser technology, or software
requirement.
9. The page provides accurate information with
limited advertising and it is objective in presenting
the information.
10. The author and his/her contact details and the
institution that published the page is provided.
QUIZ B: Identify the following.
1. It means documenting all borrowed ideas,
information, and arguments, and attributing them
to their authors or creators.
2. It is a serious offense in which someone takes
away someone else’s ideas or works.
3. It originated in 1929, when a group of
psychologists, anthropologists, and business
managers convened and sought to establish a
simple set of procedures, or style rules.
4. It is the style guide for Literature, Arts and
Humanities.
5. It is the style guide used in Reference books, non-
academic periodicals (e.g. newspapers, magazines,
journals).
6. It is the format for 3-5 authors in the first
citation.
7. It is the format for short quotations.
8. It is the format for six or more authors.
9. Authors’ names are _________ in the reference
citation.
10. How should entries for multiple articles by the
same author be cited in the reference citation?
QUIZ A: Identify under which criteria of evaluating
sources and websites each belongs.
Criteria in Evaluating Sources
1. How well does the source support the topic?
2. The date of publication should be at most five
years earlier.
3. Does it provide complete publication information
such as author/s, editor/s, title, date of publication,
and publisher?
4. Is the information obviously biased or
prejudiced?
5. Is the author’s background, education, or training
related to the topic?
Criteria in Evaluating Websites
6. The page is current and updated regularly and
the links are also up-to-date.
7. The page lists the author’s credentials and its
domain is preferred.
8. You can view the information properly – not
limited to fees, browser technology, or software
requirement.
9. The page provides accurate information with
limited advertising and it is objective in presenting
the information.
10. The author and his/her contact details and the
institution that published the page is provided.
QUIZ B: Identify the following.
1. It means documenting all borrowed ideas,
information, and arguments, and attributing them
to their authors or creators.
2. It is a serious offense in which someone takes
away someone else’s ideas or works.
3. It originated in 1929, when a group of
psychologists, anthropologists, and business
managers convened and sought to establish a
simple set of procedures, or style rules.
4. It is the style guide for Literature, Arts and
Humanities.
5. It is the style guide used in Reference books, non-
academic periodicals (e.g. newspapers, magazines,
journals).
6. It is the format for 3-5 authors in the first
citation.
7. It is the format for short quotations.
8. It is the format for six or more authors.
9. Authors’ names are _________ in the reference
citation.
10. How should entries for multiple articles by the
same author be cited in the reference citation?