Knowledge Evaluation #1

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prazs. eserm New Postiest| Question 1 171 point (ungraded) In the Ozuna Library at PAC, you can search for newspaper, journal, and magazine articles available g the Palomino Search and library databases. SUBMIE You have used 10f 1 attempt Question 2 1,010 point (ungraded) Which of the following statements about peer review is TRUE? 1. Only peer-reviewed sources can be considered reliable. 11 Peer-reviewed journals typically are supported through advertising. 1l Peer-reviewed articles are evaluated by experts n the field before publication. O Atandit () B.lonly ) C.lilonly O .t andin v Answer Correct: Peer-reviewed sources are evaluated by experts before publication. While they are reliable, there are other types of reliable sources as well. Peer-reviewed articles generally contain litte to no advertising.

Question 3 07510 point (ungraded) Which of the following is an example of fair use of intellectual property within standards of academic integrity and copyright law? Check all that apply. ["] A Astudent paraphrasing from a journal article without including a citation B. A professor playing a 1-minute excerpt from an interview during a class lecture [ ] €. Aninstructor photocopying more than half the chapters in a book and distributing to students ["] D.Astudent newspaper printing images in the public domain without permission * Answer Incorrect: Answer B is one of the correct answers. This small excerpt being used for educational purposes and not commercial gain s an example of fair use. Note: This question may have more than one answer. I you receive partial credit, you likely have missed one or more of the correct answers. SUBMIE You have used 10f 1 attempt Question 4 1,010 point (ungraded) If you have completed background research and are looking for more in-depth information on your topic, the best source type to choose would be: (O A Areference database. () B. Anencyclopedia.

23, w8 PM New Postiest| @ C.Asubjectspecific database with scholarly articles. () D.Google. v Answer Correct: If you are looking for more in-depth information on your topic, the best of these choices would be a subject-specific database with scholarly articles. SUBMIE You have used 10f 1 attempt Question 5 1.0/1.0 point (ungraded) You are researching the effects of merit based pay on teacher retention. What Boolean operator should you use i order to capture articles that use the term “teachers” as well as articles that use the term “educators™? () A Teachers AND educators () 8. Teachers NOT educators C.Teachers OR educators () D Teachers ALSO educators v Answer Correct: You should use the Boolean operator OR to capture articles that use either term. SUDITIE Youhaveused 1 f 1 attempt Question 6 1.0/1.0 point (ungradec)