As a general rule, you should cite a source any time the information in your paper is something that you did not know before you started researching or writing about the topic.Nhóm lựa chọn câu trả lờiTrueFalse

The only purpose of citing a source is to give credit to the author who originally published the information or idea.Nhóm lựa chọn câu trả lờiTrueFalse

When should you cite a source?Responsesa Only when you use a direct quote from the author.Only when you use a direct quote from the author.b Whenever you cite any information from that source.Whenever you cite any information from that source.c Only when someone adds the "citation needed" tag to your assignment.Only when someone adds the "citation needed" tag to your assignment.d When you find one that supports what you want to say.

Why is it important to cite information in a research paper? A. It gives credit to the information sources. B. It provides background information about the topic. C. It supports the thesis statement of a paper. D. It highlights the main points of the paper.

4. When are sources cited in academic writing?It's not necessary if the source is well known.SometimesAlwaysOnly cite if you're copying word for word.

Do you still need to cite a source in your paper, if it is:Group of answer choicesOut of copyrightOpen access (full-text freely available on the Web)