Week 7 Review
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Gabriel Churchill
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In-text referencing
Your citation must contain an author and a year!
Your citation may be author-first or information-first
Make sure you use the surname, not the first name
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Multiple Select
Which of the following are correct citations?
Zheng (2021) notes that...
According to Zheng (2020), ...
Here is some text (Zheng, 2020).
Here is some text (Zheng, 2020, p. 3).
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Multiple Select
Which of the following is an author-first citation?
Here is some text (Jones, 2020).
Jones (2020, p. 2) notes that...
According to Jones (2020), ...
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Fill in the Blanks
Write the surname below:
Jones, Stephen
Type answer...
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Fill in the Blanks
Write the surname below:
Stephen Jones
Type answer...
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Multiple Select
Name: Stephen Jones
Year Published: 2021
Which of the following are correct citations?
Jones (2021) notes...
Stephen (2021) notes....
Blah blah blah (Jones, S., 2021).
Blah blah blah (Jones, 2021).
Blah blah blah (Stephen, 2021).
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Fill in the Blanks
Write the surname below:
Wu, Chen-yi
Type answer...
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Multiple Select
Name: Wu, Chen-yi
Year published: 2019
Which, are correct citations?
According to Wu (2019, p. 1), ...
Chen-yi (2019) argues that...
Blah blah blah (Wu, Chen-yi, 2019).
Blah blah blah [Wu, 2019].
Blah blah blah (2019).
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Fill in the Blanks
Write the surname below:
Jerome Alvarez
Type answer...
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Parallelism...
This is not maths :-)
It's all about making sure that the forms of words, phrases, and clauses match (or work alongside each other) in a text.
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1 - Ideas should be balanced
Academic writing is linear --->
Our results/ideas can be surprising but out writing style shouldn't be
Readers expect a series of ideas to appear in a consistent, predictable way
Examples:
Joan likes studying, bushwalking, and to play video games.
Joan likes studying, bushwalking, and playing video games.
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2 - Pairs should be balanced
When joining two ideas (e.g. with "and, or, yet, either...") you need to keep the same grammatical structure
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3 - Tense & voice...
... should be balanced... AND intentionally selected. Shifting tense/voice can change meaning. Make sure it's intentional
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Multiple Choice
Which statement is balanced?
A) Workplace leaders are responsible for selecting team members, providing training, and resolution of conflict.
B) Workplace leaders are responsible for selecting team members, providing training, and resolving conflict.
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Multiple Choice
Which statement is balanced?
Few organisations understand the benefits of team sport for their employees, though research indicates it could include fewer sick days, improved organisational outcomes and a stronger work ethic among staff.
b. Few organisations understand the benefits of team sport for their employees, though research indicates it could include fewer sick days, improved organisational outcomes and staff have a stronger work ethic
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Multiple Choice
How about this one?
At university, academic misconduct may result in a grade of zero for the assignment or even being given a grade of zero for the course.
At university, academic misconduct may result in a grade of zero for the assignment or even a grade of zero for the course.
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Multiple Choice
and this one...
According to Williams (2017) teams can be classified into those who put team success ahead of individual glory, and the others care more about individual success over the team.
According to Williams (2017) teams can be classified into those who put team success ahead of individual glory, and others, who prioritise individual success over the team.
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Multiple Choice
What do you think about this one?
The research was first published in a journal article, and is later published in a book.
The research was first published in a journal article, and was later published in a book.
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Multiple Choice
Is the meaning in these two statements the same, similar, or different -
a. Plastic causes a great deal of pollution in our oceans and accumulates in massive, floating dumping grounds (Corroncho, 2020).
b. A great deal of pollution is caused by plastic in our oceans, and this accumulates into massive, floating dumping grounds (Corroncho, 2020).
Same
Similar - just a change in focus
Different - change in meaning
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Multiple Choice
Same, similar, or different?
a. We went to Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet. In this play all the main characters die.
b. We went to Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet, in which all the main characters die
Same
Similar
Different
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Multiple Choice
Same, similar, or different?
a. Reich (2016) argues that mass media influenced 20th century ideas about the environment
b. Reich once argued that mass media influenced 20th century ideas about the environment (Reich, 2016).
Same
Similar
Different
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