When You Cite, You

question 13

Multiple Choice

When you cite, you:

• A) search for information related to the topic that you are writing or speaking about.
• B) acknowledge that you are including someone else's ideas in your paper or presentation.
• C) evaluate the quality of information that you found while performing research.
• D) identify the main idea or argument you want to convey in your paper or presentation.

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Definitions:

Alternative Option

A different course of action or choice available to individuals or organizations, often considered when the primary option is deemed unsuitable or unavailable.

Action

The act or process of doing something, typically to achieve an aim or to deal with a problem or situation.

Economic Analysis

The systematic approach to determining the optimal use of scarce resources, involving comparing the costs and benefits of different courses of action.

Premise

A basic idea or assumption that serves as the foundation for a further argument, statement, or theory.