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Why should a writer include a works cited page in a research paper? Check all that apply.
to organize source material
to summarize ideas
to avoid plagiarism
to direct readers to original sources of information
to criticize opposing viewpoints on researched topic
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- to organize source material — Yes (it lists and organizes the sources used).
- to avoid plagiarism — Yes (it gives credit to original authors).
- to direct readers to original sources of information — Yes (it shows where readers can find the sources).
Not applicable:
- to summarize ideas — No (summaries belong in the paper itself, not the works cited).
- to criticize opposing viewpoints on researched topic — No (criticism belongs in the paper’s body, not the works cited).
- to avoid plagiarism — Yes (it gives credit to original authors).
- to direct readers to original sources of information — Yes (it shows where readers can find the sources).
Not applicable:
- to summarize ideas — No (summaries belong in the paper itself, not the works cited).
- to criticize opposing viewpoints on researched topic — No (criticism belongs in the paper’s body, not the works cited).
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