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Annotated Bibliography
Includes all the sources you consulted as well as an explanation or critique of each source.
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Internet Search Strategy
A practical, step-by-step method that helps you locate accurate, reliable online sources.
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Thesis Statement
A statement that is the central core of your paper around which arguments will be based.
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Bibliography
Includes all the sources you consulted, whether or not they were cited on the paper.
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Periodicals
Magazines, journals, newspapers, and online publications that are published on a regular basis throughout the year.
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Reference List
Also called the List of Works Cited, includes only the sources you actually cited in your paper.
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Plagiarism
The act of using someone else's exact words, figures, unique approach, or apecific reasoning without giving appropriate credit.
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Prewriting Strategies
Techniques for generating ideas about a topic and finding out how much you already before you start researching and writing.
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Audience
The readers of your work for whom your purpose and content must be clear.
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Journal
Periodicals that are intented for readers with in-depht knowledge.
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Keyword Search
Natural-language words and phrases that are used to search a computer data bank in order to track down specific information.
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