BIO 150 Final Exam(2024 Latest Update)Correct 100%.

Which of the following statements is FALSE with regards to scholarly literature? a) Scholarly literature is typically published in a journal b) Scholarly literature typically has lots of jargon c) Scholarly literature is typically short in length d) Scholarly literature is typically structured like a lab report - ANSWER c) scholarly literature is typically short in length CRAAP stands for? a) Clout, Recentness, Authors, Awareness, Prose b) Currency, Relevance, Authority, Accuracy, Purpose c) Columnist, Readers, Advertisements, Articles, Publisher d) Another word for poop - ANSWER b) Currency, Relevance, Authority, Accuracy, Purpose what does peer-reviewed mean? a) Other experts in the field have verified the integrity of the information b) The literature was written on a boat dock c) The author's friend verified the information d) The author and coauthors have checked each other's work - ANSWER a) other experts in the field have verified the integrity of the information which is a disadvantage of scholarly literature? a) Can be opinionated, biased, or sensationalized b) Can be less reliable or not factual c) Can be less transparent about sources of information d) Less accessible to non-experts - ANSWER d) less accessible to non-experts Which of the following are advantages of scholarly literature? (Choose all that apply) a) It is reliable b) It uses common vocabulary c) It is detailed d) It is transparent with sources of information - ANSWER a,c,d According to your lab manual, citations: (check all that apply) a) are mostly often included because teachers say you need at least 3 to get an A on your paper b) are a standardized way of listing the sources used in a publication c) a warning or fine from a police officer or other official d) main purpose is to provide the exact information that a reader needs to locate the sources used by an author - ANSWER b,d According to your lab manual, what are the 2 main things that citing your sources accomplishes? (check the two that apply) a) Citing your sources establishes the source of facts that are stated in a paper and therefore the legitimacy (or illegitimacy) of these statements b) Citing your sources provides readers with an "in-road" to the literature surrounding a particular topic