APA Quiz: Required
Due No due date
Points 20
Questions 20
Time Limit None
Allowed Attempts Unlimited
Instructions
Due: By the end of Week 2.
*Required: You must have 100% to pass this quiz. You may take it unlimited times. You
will not be permitted into Week 3 unless this is completed.
This quiz is pass/fail and is not counted towards your final grade. This quiz is required
by DCN and is not optional.
Use the APA Help Guide or the 7th edition APA manual required for this class to study
for this quiz
Score for this attempt: 20 out of 20
, Submitted Jul 14 at 1:55am
This attempt took 4 minutes.
Question 1
pts
When formulating your main discussion thread in Canvas, you should always present
reliable research mixed with your professional opinion. Research must be proven using
in-text citations and a matching reference listed at the bottom that connects to your
source (APA, 2020, pp. 253-254).
True
If you provide research without proving where you obtained the research, it is considered for
plagiarism and you will be considered for disciplinary action.
If you provide research based on prior knowledge and therefore do not use a citation, you will
not be given credit for that research as you do need to include new research and show
professional growth when developing your assignment.
Having a solid mix of reliable research mixed with professional opinion is the best way to
formulate your assignments.
False
Question 2
pts
Wikipedia, WebMD, and Dictionary.com are considered reliable and will count as
professional sources for your student papers and discussion thread.
True
False
Reliable sources: These may include peer-reviewed journal articles and/or organizations
written by professionals. The American Nurses Association (ANA), World Health Organization
(WHO), and Centers of Disease Control (CDC) are just a few reliable online sources.
DCN offers a library free to students with thousands of reliable articles at your disposal. EBSCO
and LIRN are research-based Online libraries that contain peer-reviewed and reliable, current
journal articles. These sources will count as primary sources for your professional writing.
Contact your instructor if you are unable to locate these sources.
Due No due date
Points 20
Questions 20
Time Limit None
Allowed Attempts Unlimited
Instructions
Due: By the end of Week 2.
*Required: You must have 100% to pass this quiz. You may take it unlimited times. You
will not be permitted into Week 3 unless this is completed.
This quiz is pass/fail and is not counted towards your final grade. This quiz is required
by DCN and is not optional.
Use the APA Help Guide or the 7th edition APA manual required for this class to study
for this quiz
Score for this attempt: 20 out of 20
, Submitted Jul 14 at 1:55am
This attempt took 4 minutes.
Question 1
pts
When formulating your main discussion thread in Canvas, you should always present
reliable research mixed with your professional opinion. Research must be proven using
in-text citations and a matching reference listed at the bottom that connects to your
source (APA, 2020, pp. 253-254).
True
If you provide research without proving where you obtained the research, it is considered for
plagiarism and you will be considered for disciplinary action.
If you provide research based on prior knowledge and therefore do not use a citation, you will
not be given credit for that research as you do need to include new research and show
professional growth when developing your assignment.
Having a solid mix of reliable research mixed with professional opinion is the best way to
formulate your assignments.
False
Question 2
pts
Wikipedia, WebMD, and Dictionary.com are considered reliable and will count as
professional sources for your student papers and discussion thread.
True
False
Reliable sources: These may include peer-reviewed journal articles and/or organizations
written by professionals. The American Nurses Association (ANA), World Health Organization
(WHO), and Centers of Disease Control (CDC) are just a few reliable online sources.
DCN offers a library free to students with thousands of reliable articles at your disposal. EBSCO
and LIRN are research-based Online libraries that contain peer-reviewed and reliable, current
journal articles. These sources will count as primary sources for your professional writing.
Contact your instructor if you are unable to locate these sources.
