Quiz & Worksheet - Features of Bibliographies

Instructions:

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question 1 of 3

There are a variety of reasons why an author may choose to include a bibliography with their work; all of the following are reasons to write a bibliography except

The author is presenting new information in his field of study.

The author feels that the topic isn't important enough to do further research.

The author is researching a topic that she may want to do more research on in the future.

The author is writing a critique of another person's body of work.

Worksheet

Print What Is a Bibliography and When Should I Write One? Worksheet

1. What is a bibliography?

A list of resources you would like to look at in the future
A geographic study of an area
A work written about a living individual
A list of works utilized by an individual when researching a topic

2. Which of the following BEST describes an annotated bibliography?

A biographical work of a living individual
A wiki of information on a particular topic
A list of works published during a particular period in time
A citation of a source along with a brief description and evaluation of the source

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About This Quiz & Worksheet

A bibliography is a crucial part of any research work, and this quiz/worksheet combo will help you test your understanding of them. You'll be assessed on your knowledge of how to create a proper bibliography and types of bibliographies.

Quiz & Worksheet Goals

These assessments will test you on the following:

Definition of bibliography
Purpose of bibliography
Types of bibliography

Skills Practiced

Reading comprehension - ensure that you draw the most important information from the related writing lesson
Information recall - access the knowledge you've gained annotated bibliographies
Knowledge application - use your knowledge to answer questions about common formatting styles