Title: Research, Communicate, and Evaluate Arts Information
Course: Joni's Quizzes

Q: In research what constitutes "corroboration"?
- finding one reliable source that is peer-reviewed
- finding two sources that validate the same claim, one reliable and one with unknown credentials
- finding two or more reliable sources that validate the same claim
A: finding two or more reliable sources that validate the same claim

Q: Which best describes the term "provenance," and why it is important to art?
- using the history of an art object to establish its style
- using the history of an art object to establish its meaning
- using the history of an art object to establish its authenticity
A: using the history of an art object to establish its authenticity

Q: Which best describes a primary or first-level source?
- a source written by an art historian about an artwork being researched
- a source written by an expert citing an art historian who has written about the artwork being researched
- a source written by the artist who created the artwork being researched
A: a source written by the artist who created the artwork being researched

Q: Which is the best example of a high-quality, reliable source for research?
- a wikipedia page on the history of Michelangelo's David
- a YouTube video by an unknown author on the history of Michelangelo's David
- an article on Michelangelo's David in a peer-reviewed history journal
A: an article on Michelangelo's David in a peer-reviewed history journal

Q: Parenthetical citations are sometimes referred to as which term?
- works cited
- end-notes
- in-text citations
A: in-text citations

Q: The works cited page corresponds with what in your main text?
- corresponds with headers in main text
- corresponds with all written publications cited in main text
- corresponds with sources cited in main text
A: corresponds with sources cited in main text

Q: Which best describes plagiarism?
- credited use of source material by other writers
- purposeful unaccredited use of source material by other writers
- purposeful or accidental uncredited use of source material by other writers
A: purposeful or accidental uncredited use of source material by other writers

Q: Is copying written content from a website a form of plagiarism?
- No, because all content on the internet is free and open to the public domain.
- Yes, but there is no way to cite your source because it is a website.
- Yes, because it is not any different than plagiarizing a non-internet written publication.
A: Yes, because it is not any different than plagiarizing a non-internet written publication.

Q: Besides plagiarism, what is the other main reason to use MLA and properly cite sources in all forms of research and writing?
- It is considered good scholarly practice.
- It makes it easy for others to build on your research.
- It builds credibility by demonstrating accountability to source material.
A: It builds credibility by demonstrating accountability to source material.