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| in an essay, the topic sentence or another statement that tells the reader what the main idea is |
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| to restate the words of another person in ones own words, such as restatement |
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| to change or otherwise improve a draft by making changes in content or grammar as needed |
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| a research presents the results of investigation on a selected topic |
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| any online resource from which you gather information for your research paper |
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| a list of all source and related publications informatio used in the preparation of a paper; usually appearing at the end of a book or paper |
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| a formal statement of facts about a subject |
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| the acknowledgement of a source within the body of a report or essay |
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| a 4x6 index card used to summarize, paraphrase or quote information found on a select topic for research |
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| the act of using another person's words or ideas without acknowledgement |
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| a subject discussion idea which will be researched |
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| a magazine or other publication that is issued at regular intervals |
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| a presentation of the exact words that a person said, wrote, or thought |
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| the work about which one writes a literary or other type of essay and with which one |
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| books or other references used in library research |
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| a brief rewording of the important ideas in a reading selection, a film, a lecture, etc. |
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| modern language association |
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