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| people who share your interest in the topic but do not know already a great deal abut it |
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| do not use words such as i,me,mine,we and our do not state oppion without supporting them with facts |
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| tells title of the book the auther's name, and city |
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| tells the year the book was published |
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| may tell why the book was writen and how to use it |
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| introduce main idea article or paper |
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| tells the reader the topic of a piece of writing and the main points |
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| supports just enough facts to explain the main idea |
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| restate the main idea of a summary in a differant way |
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| biblography sources used in the report |
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| oringanal sources that give you first hand infermation |
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| contain info gathered by someone else |
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| a word related to your topic |
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| write the idea in your own words |
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| taking someone else' s work and using it as your own intentionaly or un tentionaly |
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| repeats words exactly uses quotation marks around the quoted method |
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| shortend statemant of the idea in a source same thing in fewer and diffarant words. |
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| indecated something is taken from the source a quotaion a summary paraphaze or fact it shows somthing is to be taken from the source. |
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| comes after the cited material includes auther's last name and page number |
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| way to orginzize info helps with planing before you write |
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| computer generated slides with graohics videos and sounds also videos |
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