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Flashcards by Joe Mikolai, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Joe Mikolai
about 5 years ago
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| Question | Answer |
| What are two advantages of magazines? | A. Secondary source B. Additional knowledge/backstory on a subject |
| Which of the following sources would not be considered a magazine? A. Civil War Times B. Smithsonian C. William & Mary Quarterly D. America in WWII | C. William & Mary Quarterly (it is a scholarly journal) |
| Q. What are the major differences between scholarly sources and magazines? | A. Scholarly sources have been through the peer review process Magazines contain advertising, unsigned, no set format, many different authors/editors and have not been through the peer review process |
| Q. What is meant by scholarly resource? | A. A scholarly resource has went through the peer review process meaning experts in the field, who have likely published on the same topic, have reviewed this source and are cited accordingly. |
| True or False. Scholarly sources only come in print formats | False. Scholarly sources can come in print and online journal formats. |
| In an online database, how would you limit your search results to scholarly sources? | A. Select the peer review option as a limiter and then apply this option to a new search. |
| Q. Magazines are identifiable through what four common characteristics? | A. Advertising B. articles written by editors C. May be unsigned D. No set format (i.e. abstract, methodology, literature review, results, conclusion, end notes etc) |
| True or False: History databases are the only places one can find history resources | False. Search Everything and History lib guides are excellent history related resources |
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