1. Research Review

2. Book – In-text citation
Book – Works Cited
Last, First. Title of Book. State or city: Publisher, year published. Print.
Warner, John. Cookies Rule. Nashville: Random House, Print.
Book – In-text citation
(Last name page #)
(Warner 22)

4. Article – In-text citation
Article – Works Cited
Last, First. “Title of Article.” Magazine Title. Day Month Year: pages. Print.
Field, Sally. “Life is Good.” Redbook. December 2013: Print.
Article – In-text citation
(Last name page number)
(Field 24)

6. Web – Works Cited Web – In-text citation
Last, First. “Title of Article.” Name of webpage, date published. Web. Date accessed. URL (if required by teacher)
Starnes, Susan. "How to Make Vegetarian Chili." eHow. Demand Media, 1 Feb Web. 24 Feb
Web – In-text citation
(Last name)
(Starnes)

7. Web page
Holocaust Facts

8. Logical research questions to narrow a search
What questions did you ask yourself when you conducted your research?

9. Order of paragraphs
Chronological
Cause/effect

10. Topic sentences What is the purpose of a topic sentence?
What makes a good topic sentence?

11. Word choice
Transition words
Vivid verbs
Great adjectives

12. Comprehend what an article says
How do you do this?
YOU READ IT FIRST!!!!
Then you might need to…read it again!!

13. You will have to read the directions on this test
You will have to read the directions on this test. You will have to read the articles on this test. You will need to study for this test.