College+: Run a Citation Audit Before You Submit

End-of-lesson check

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1. What is the main takeaway from "College+: Run a Citation Audit Before You Submit — Quick Check"?

   1. A citation audit checks that every claim, quotation, and source still does what your draft says it does. Ask AI to create a claim-source checklist from your draft.
   2. clinical note
   3. Include when to contact a clinician or emergency service where appropriate.
   4. working paper

2. Which choice best fits the situation in "College+: Run a Citation Audit Before You Submit — Quick Check"?

   1. claim
   2. citation audit
   3. primary source
   4. academic integrity

3. A learner studying College+: Run a Citation Audit Before You Submit would need to understand which concept?

   1. citation audit
   2. primary source
   3. claim
   4. academic integrity

4. Which of these is directly relevant to College+: Run a Citation Audit Before You Submit?

   1. citation audit
   2. claim
   3. academic integrity
   4. primary source

5. Which of the following is a key point about College+: Run a Citation Audit Before You Submit?

   1. Highlight every sentence with a factual claim.
   2. Mark whether each claim has a source, common-knowledge status, or your own analysis.
   3. Ask AI to create a claim-source checklist from your draft.
   4. Open each source and verify the exact page, paragraph, figure, or timestamp.

6. Which of these does NOT belong in a discussion of College+: Run a Citation Audit Before You Submit?

   1. Ask AI to create a claim-source checklist from your draft.
   2. Mark whether each claim has a source, common-knowledge status, or your own analysis.
   3. Highlight every sentence with a factual claim.
   4. clinical note

7. What is the key insight about "Use AI as a checklist generator" in the context of College+: Run a Citation Audit Before You Submit?

   1. clinical note
   2. Include when to contact a clinician or emergency service where appropriate.
   3. AI is useful for extracting claims from your draft. It is not a substitute for opening the source.
   4. working paper

8. Which statement accurately describes an aspect of College+: Run a Citation Audit Before You Submit?

   1. clinical note
   2. Include when to contact a clinician or emergency service where appropriate.
   3. working paper
   4. A bibliography can look perfect while the paper still misuses evidence. A citation audit asks whether each cited source actually supports th…

9. What does working with College+: Run a Citation Audit Before You Submit typically involve?

   1. A citation audit protects your grade, but it also protects your thinking.
   2. clinical note
   3. Include when to contact a clinician or emergency service where appropriate.
   4. working paper

10. In "College+: Run a Citation Audit Before You Submit — Quick Check", which idea is most important to apply carefully?

    1. claim
    2. primary source
    3. citation audit
    4. academic integrity

11. In "College+: Run a Citation Audit Before You Submit — Quick Check", which idea is most important to apply carefully?

    1. citation audit
    2. primary source
    3. academic integrity
    4. claim

12. In "College+: Run a Citation Audit Before You Submit — Quick Check", which idea is most important to apply carefully?

    1. primary source
    2. citation audit
    3. claim
    4. academic integrity

13. In "College+: Run a Citation Audit Before You Submit — Quick Check", which idea is most important to apply carefully?

    1. citation audit
    2. academic integrity
    3. claim
    4. primary source

14. In "College+: Run a Citation Audit Before You Submit — Quick Check", which idea is most important to apply carefully?

    1. claim
    2. primary source
    3. citation audit
    4. academic integrity