Referencing: a short quiz Nancy Graham Learning Advisor (Medicine) July 2006.

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Referencing: a short quiz Nancy Graham Learning Advisor (Medicine) July 2006

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Referencing: a short quiz

Nancy GrahamLearning Advisor (Medicine)July 2006

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Quiz

• Please complete this short quiz to test and increase your knowledge of referencing.

…Good Luck !!

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Why do we need to reference material that we use?

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1. Avoid accusations of plagiarism

2. Acknowledge others work

3. Support academic arguments

4. Prove that you have researched a topic

5. All of the above 10

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No. 5 is correct

It is crucial in academic writing to acknowledge the work of others in support of your argument. Plagiarism is a growing problem in HE and at UoB there are disciplinary procedures for anyone caught plagiarising other people’s work.

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Where would you go to find out how to reference correctly? (Please choose two options)

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1. Your tutor2. Your school handbook3. In the library4. Look on the i-cite guide5. Download the Preparing

and Quoting References guide 10

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No. 4 & 5 are correct

There is a specially designed web page on the UoB web site which covers all aspects of referencing:

www.i-cite.bham.ac.uk

We have also produced a PDF guide on referencing which is available at:

http://www.is.bham.ac.uk/ppm/publications/skills/sk04prequotrefs.pdf

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In which case would you need to reference the source of information?

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1. When you copy word for word a paragraph from a journal article/book

2. When you copy word for word a paragraph from a web site

3. When you write in your own words ideas from a journal article/book

4. When you write in your own words ideas from a web site

5. None of these6. All of the above

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No. 6 is correct

• It is important to acknowledge any other person’s ideas/words that you include in your work, either directly or indirectly. If you do not make reference to someone else’s ideas/work you may be accused of passing it off as your own (plagiarism).

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Which style of referencing does the UoB use (except the Med School)?

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2. Vancouver

3. Endnotes

4. Reference footnotes

5. Don’t know10

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No. 1 is correct

• The UoB has adopted the Harvard style of referencing, which is the author/date style. The Medical School continues to use the Vancouver, or number, style of referencing.

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What are the essential elements of a book reference?

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1. Author’s name and title

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4. Author name, publication date, title, place of publication and publisher

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No. 4 is correct

• It is important that you give these required elements about the books we use as this makes it easier for someone to find the edition of the book that you have used.

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What are the essential elements of a journal article reference?

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4. Author name, article title, journal title, publication date, volume and issue number, inclusive page numbers

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No. 4 is correct

• It is important to include all of these elements so that someone else can find the article that you have referred to.

NB.If you are adding a reference to an electronic journal please refer to the ‘Quoting and Preparing References’ guidelines.

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What must you include in a web site reference that is different from other references? (Please choose

two options.)

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1. Web site author

2. Date accessed

3. Full URL

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No. 2 & 3 are correct

• Materials on the web may be removed. Including the date that you looked at the website tells other people when the material was available.

• Including the full URL will direct other people to the correct web site.

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End of the quiz

• Thank you for taking part in our referencing quiz. To find out more about referencing correctly please visit:

www.i-cite.bham.ac.uk

• Download the guide:http://www.is.bham.ac.uk/ppm/publications/skills/sk04prequotrefs.pdf

• Contact your subject librarian:http://www.is.bham.ac.uk/menu/index/help_subjectstaff.htm