Question 1

Scholarly materials______________.

A. Tend to have flashy visuals and colorful graphics.

B. Don't require peer review.

C. Don't usually have citations.

D. Include information on the researcher's process or methods.

Question 2

A methodology section of a scholarly source might instead be called:

A. Experimental design.

B. Works cited.

C. Analysis.

D. Introduction.

Question 3

Which part(s) of a scholarly article should you read last?

A. Title and Abstract

B. Methodology

C. Results and Discussion

D. Conclusion

Question 4

Which part(s) of a scholarly article should you read first?

A. Title and Abstract

B. Introduction

C. Methodology

D. Results and Discussion

Question 5

Reading scholarly materials differs from reading more popular publications because:

A. Reading popular articles takes more time than reading scholarly sources.

B. You need to have background information to easily read a scholarly article or book.

C. Reading scholarly articles takes little time compared to popular sources.

D. Popular items are the only sources you need for academic assignments.