Question

when should you create a reference list?
a. when citing sources
b. for every paragraph
c. when using images
d. only for long papers

how should quotes be integrated?
a. stand independently
b. flow smoothly
c. fill paragraphs
d. appear frequently

what makes citations reliable?
a. complex wording
b. many references
c. proper format
d. extensive quotes

source attribution means:
a. crediting ideas
b. writing paragraphs clearly
c. selecting reliable sources
d. organizing documents properly

when should you create a reference list?
a. when citing sources
b. for every paragraph
c. only for long papers
d. when using images

what is the main goal of academic integrity?
a. to improve writing style
b. to credit sources
c. to increase complexity
d. to demonstrate knowledge

when citing multiple authors, use:
a. et al
c. initials
c. first names only

Explanation:

• For the question "When should you create a reference list?", a reference list is created when citing sources. It's not for every paragraph (b), only for long papers (d) is incorrect as it's needed whenever sources are cited, and using images (c) alone doesn't dictate creating a reference list (unless the image has a source that needs citation).
• For "How should quotes be integrated?", quotes should flow smoothly (b) within the text. They shouldn't just stand independently (a) without context, filling paragraphs (c) with just quotes is not proper integration, and appearing frequently (d) doesn't address how they should be integrated.
• For "What makes citations reliable?", proper format (c) is crucial. Complex wording (a) doesn't make a citation reliable, many references (b) without proper formatting aren't reliable, and extensive quotes (d) don't ensure citation reliability.
• For "Source attribution means", it means crediting ideas (a). Writing paragraphs cleanly (b) is about writing style, selecting reliable sources (c) is a separate step, and organizing documents properly (d) is about document structure, not attribution.
• For "What is the main goal of academic integrity?", it's to credit sources (b). Improving writing style (a) is a by - product, increasing complexity (c) is not a goal, and demonstrating knowledge (d) is part of academic work but not the main goal of integrity.
• For "When citing multiple authors, use", "et al" (a) is the correct term. "editors" (b) is for a different role, and "first names only" (c) is incorrect as citation styles usually follow specific rules for multiple authors (like using "et al" after a certain number).

Answer:

a. When citing sources, b. Flow smoothly, c. Proper format, a. Crediting ideas, b. To credit sources, a. Et al