RLGN 301 Quiz 3

RLGN 301 Quiz 3 Liberty University

RLGN 301 Quiz: Research and Note Taking

1. True or False. The resources in the library have been handpicked by experts to support your coursework.
2. True or False. Using quotation marks around a complete phrase promotes a more precise result.
3. Who said the following: “some books should be tasted, other swallowed; only a few might be chewed and digested”?
4. Who primarily funds the library resources?
5. True or False. Most resources used for scholarly research can be considered light reading, easily finished in one sitting.
6. What is the traditional beginning point of research inquiry?
7. True or False. Each record of your note taking should clearly include the source from which the material was quoted or summarized.
8. True or False. When using a direct quote, you should correct any errors you find in the quotation.
9. True or False. When reading a book for research purpose, it is important to read the introduction?
10. Card catalogs are usually grouped by _________.
11. What type of catalog does the Jerry Falwell Library use?
12. What does the word “holdings” refer to?
13. What should you do if you find a resource that is not immediately available online or in the library?
14. When you _______ you should alter the author’s words, but not his/her ideas or thoughts.
15. True or False. Because of the rapid development of digital resources, the library has become antiquated and irrelevant for research.
16. _________ is one of the most profitable of all intellectual activities.
17. What word best describes this definition: “attached letters separated by encoded blank spaces”?
18. A reasonable goal for the results of a terms-based search is _____________.
19. True or False. The library offers a vast array of digital resources.
20. What is the cornerstone of research?
21. True or False. To be successful using a terms-based search, you must know
22. For a _______ the card must say exactly what the source said with exactly the same spelling and punctuation.
23. Which of the following is NOT something that research reading requires you to understand?
24. True or False. The burden is on you, as the researcher, to use the terms that will pull the sources that you are looking for.
25. True or False. Periodical literature is rarely important for scholarly research.

Other sets

1. True or False. As you find relevant sources, you should pay attention to the subject headings and call numbers for these sources as they can help you to narrow your search terms and locations.
2. True or False. To be successful using a terms-based search, you must know
3. Who said the following: “some books should be tasted, other swallowed; only a few might be chewed and digested”?
4. True or False. Most resources used for scholarly research can be considered light reading, easily finished in one sitting.
5. To record impressions or ideas that occur to you while researching, you should use
6. What are the two categories of note-taking?
7. True or False. Because of the rapid development of digital resources, the library has become antiquated and irrelevant for research.
8. For research in the field of Religion/Theology, which database provides the best place to begin research?
9. __________ catalogs have become the norm for academic libraries.
10. True or False. The burden is on you, as the researcher, to use the terms that will pull the sources that you are looking for.
11. What is the cornerstone of research?
12. When you _______ you should alter the author’s words, but not his/her ideas or thoughts.
13. What type of catalog does the Jerry Falwell Library use?
14. True or False. Each record of your note taking should clearly include the source from which the material was quoted or summarized.
15. Which of the following is NOT something that research reading requires you to understand?
16. What should you do if you find a resource that is not immediately available online or in the library?
17. True or False. When reading a book for research purpose, it is important to read the introduction?
18. What is the traditional beginning point of research inquiry?
19. True or False. The library offers a vast array of digital resources.
20. True or False. Periodical literature is rarely important for scholarly research.
21. True or False. Before beginning the research process, you should explore the library resources to see what is available to you and how the library systems work.
22. For a _______ the card must say exactly what the source said with exactly the same spelling and punctuation.
23. True or False. Reference materials such as dictionaries, encyclopedias, and concordances are useful in the initial search for information.
24. Who primarily funds the library resources?
25. _________ is one of the most profitable of all intellectual activities.

Set 1

1. True or False. Most resources used for scholarly research can be considered light reading, easily finished in one sitting.
2. A reasonable goal for the results of a terms-based search is .
3. True or False. Before beginning the research process, you should explore the library resources to see what is available to you and how the library systems work.
4. True or False. To be successful using a terms-based search, you must know .
5. True or False. The library offers a vast array of digital resources.
6. catalogs have become the norm for academic libraries.
7. What is the cornerstone of research?
8. True or False. The burden is on you, as the researcher, to use the terms that will pull the sources that you are looking for.
9. For research in the field of Religion/Theology, which database provides the best place to begin research?
10. True or False. As you find relevant sources, you should pay attention to the subject headings and call numbers for these sources as they can help you to narrow your search terms and locations.
11. True or False. Reference materials such as dictionaries, encyclopedias, and concordances are useful in the initial search for information.
12. For a the card must say exactly what the source said with exactly the same spelling and punctuation.
13. To record impressions or ideas that occur to you while researching, you should use .
14. What does the word “holdings” refer to?
15. True or False. When reading a book for research purpose, it is important to read the introduction?
16. What type of catalog does the Jerry Falwell Library use?
17. Who primarily funds the library resources?
18. When you you should alter the author’s words, but not his/her ideas or thoughts.
19. is one of the most profitable of all intellectual activities.
20. True or False. Each record of your note taking should clearly include the source from which the material was quoted or summarized.
21. What is the traditional beginning point of research inquiry?
22. True or False. Using quotation marks around a complete phrase promotes a more precise
23. True or False. Because of the rapid development of digital resources, the library has become antiquated and irrelevant for research.
24. True or False. The resources in the library have been handpicked by experts to support your coursework.
25. True or False. When using a direct quote, you should correct any errors you find in the quotation.

Set 2

1. True or False. Most resources used for scholarly research can be considered light reading, easily finished in one sitting.
2. True or False. When using a direct quote, you should correct any errors you find in the quotation.
3. For research in the field of Religion/Theology, which database provides the best place to begin research?
4. True or False. Before beginning the research process, you should explore the library resources to see what is available to you and how the library systems work.
5. What word best describes this definition: “attached letters separated by encoded blank spaces”?
6. True or False. Because of the rapid development of digital resources, the library has become antiquated and irrelevant for research.
7. True or False. Reference materials such as dictionaries, encyclopedias, and concordances are useful in the initial search for information.
8. To record impressions or ideas that occur to you while researching, you should use ______.
9. __________ catalogs have become the norm for academic libraries.
10. What does the word “holdings” refer to?
11. Card catalogs are usually grouped by _________.
12. Who said the following: “some books should be tasted, other swallowed; only a few might be chewed and digested”?
13. _________ is one of the most profitable of all intellectual activities.
14. What should you do if you find a resource that is not immediately available online or in the library?
15. What is the cornerstone of research?
16. True or False. The library offers a vast array of digital resources.
17. True or False. Using quotation marks around a complete phrase promotes a more precise result.
18. True or False. When reading a book for research purpose, it is important to read the introduction?
19. Who primarily funds the library resources?
20. Which of the following is NOT something that research reading requires you to understand?
21. For a _______ the card must say exactly what the source said with exactly the same spelling and punctuation.
22. True or False. To be successful using a terms-based search, you must know ______________.
23. When you _______ you should alter the author’s words, but not his/her ideas or thoughts.
24. True or False. The burden is on you, as the researcher, to use the terms that will pull the sources that you are looking for.
25. True or False. The resources in the library have been handpicked by experts to support your coursework.

Set 3

1. True or False. The burden is on you, as the researcher, to use the terms that will pull the sources that you are looking for.
2. True or False. Using quotation marks around a complete phrase promotes a more precise result.
3. True or False. Because of the rapid development of digital resources, the library has become antiquated and irrelevant for research.
4. True or False. When using a direct quote, you should correct any errors you find in the quotation.
5. What are the two categories of note-taking?
6. What is the traditional beginning point of research inquiry?
7. A reasonable goal for the results of a terms-based search is _____________.
8. True or False. Periodical literature is rarely important for scholarly research.
9. For a _______ the card must say exactly what the source said with exactly the same spelling and punctuation.
10. When you _______ you should alter the author’s words, but not his/her ideas or thoughts.
11. True or False. The resources in the library have been handpicked by experts to support your coursework.
12. True or False. Most resources used for scholarly research can be considered light reading, easily finished in one sitting.
13. True or False. The library offers a vast array of digital resources.
14. What word best describes this definition: “attached letters separated by encoded blank spaces”?
15. True or False. Each record of your note taking should clearly include the source from which the material was quoted or summarized.
16. Card catalogs are usually grouped by _________.
17. Which of the following is NOT something that research reading requires you to understand?
18. Who said the following: “some books should be tasted, other swallowed; only a few might be chewed and digested”?
19. To record impressions or ideas that occur to you while researching, you should use ______.
20. _________ is one of the most profitable of all intellectual activities.
21. True or False. Reference materials such as dictionaries, encyclopedias, and concordances are useful in the initial search for information.
22. True or False. To be successful using a terms-based search, you must know ______________.
23. What does the word “holdings” refer to?
24. For research in the field of Religion/Theology, which database provides the best place to begin research?
25. What is the cornerstone of research?

Set 4

1. True or False. To be successful using a terms-based search, you must know ______________.
2. Which of the following is NOT something that research reading requires you to understand?
3. When you _______ you should alter the author’s words, but not his/her ideas or thoughts.
4. True or False. As you find relevant sources, you should pay attention to the subject headings and call numbers for these sources as they can help you to narrow your search terms and locations.
5. What type of catalog does the Jerry Falwell Library use?
6. True or False. Using quotation marks around a complete phrase promotes a more precise result.
7. True or False. Each record of your note taking should clearly include the source from which the material was quoted or summarized.
8. To record impressions or ideas that occur to you while researching, you should use ______.
9. Card catalogs are usually grouped by _________.
10. True or False. When using a direct quote, you should correct any errors you find in the quotation.
11. What does the word “holdings” refer to?
12. Who said the following: “some books should be tasted, other swallowed; only a few might be chewed and digested”?
13. True or False. Because of the rapid development of digital resources, the library has become antiquated and irrelevant for research.
14. True or False. Periodical literature is rarely important for scholarly research.
15. __________ catalogs have become the norm for academic libraries.
16. True or False. Reference materials such as dictionaries, encyclopedias, and concordances are useful in the initial search for information.
17. True or False. The resources in the library have been handpicked by experts to support your coursework.
18. What is the cornerstone of research?
19. What are the two categories of note-taking?
20. What should you do if you find a resource that is not immediately available online or in the library?
21. What word best describes this definition: “attached letters separated by encoded blank spaces”?
22. Who primarily funds the library resources?
23. A reasonable goal for the results of a terms-based search is _____________.
24. For a _______ the card must say exactly what the source said with exactly the same spelling and punctuation.
25. What is the traditional beginning point of research inquiry?