The entries in an annotated bibliography should always be presented consistently, following the same style in terms of length

and content. Question 1 options:

True

False

Which citation style should you use to create the bibliographic entries for the sources in your annotated bibliography? Question 2 options:

a) You should use the same citation style that you will be using in your finished paper.

b) You should use the citation style you are most familiar with.

c) You should use MLA style.

d) You should use APA style.

Which of the following elements is often included in an annotated bibliography? Question 3 options:

a) a discussion of how you plan to use each source

b) a description or summary of each source

c) bibliographic information for each source

d) All of these elements can be included in an annotated bibliography.

Which of the following questions would you answer if you were describing in an annotation how you might use a source in your research project? Question 4 options:

a) What is the source's thesis, and what are its main points of evidence?

b) What is the author and title of the source?

c) What does this source add to my understanding of my topic?

d) How credible is the source?

Which part of an annotation for an article would objectively discuss the article's main ideas, the author's stance, and the context of the article? Question 5 options:

a) a description of the article

b) an evaluation of the article

c) how the article will help you with your research project

d) the bibliographic information for the article