RDA2 Assessment Quiz

FALSE. Your marker will deduct one grade.

CORRECT. It is safe to go 5-10% over the word limit.

FALSE. Your marker will stop reading at 1,500 words. You might lose marks if this means your conclusion, e.g., is missing or incomplete.

CORRECT. Your submission needs to be uploaded as Word document using the provided template.

FALSE. You can upload your report in any format.

Post it on the BB discussion board (in the assessment section)

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40+%

35%

65%

72%

FALSE. You're still at the risk of plagiarism. Develop your own style, arguments and wording.

CORRECT. As long as it's not word-for-word, it's not plagiarism.

CORRECT. There are no clear rules on how to achieve a high mark.

FALSE. There is a clear marking guide and your assessment brief explains how you can achieve a high mark.

Your writing should be formal and cautious.

Your writing should include your personal opinions and views.

CORRECT. Your peers might spot something you have missed.

FALSE. You risk committing an assessment offence - never share your work with anyone.

CORRECT. Each table or figure needs to be numbered, have a caption, and be referred to.

FALSE. As long as you include tables and figures, you demonstrate you know how to present results.

CORRECT. In the discussion, you should focus on interpreting your findings and putting them into context.

FALSE. It's best to repeat all the relevant numbers when you talk about your findings.

CORRECT. You should at the very least include subheadings for Participants and Material.

CORRECT. You should include subheadings though it does not really matter what those are.

FALSE. You should never include any subheadings.

FALSE. Only the result sections should have subheadings.