ENGL 123 Week 5 Quiz 3

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Reference Exercise

Most style guides are organized in similar fashion, with a directory of common models to consult as you create a references list. Understanding how to use this directory is crucial to being able to create a references list in the correct style. The first point to understand is that the directory of models is organized according to the category of source (book, periodical, etc.). So you must first decide which category to look in, and then look for the best model to follow in that category. That said, sometimes you will have to combine information from two or more models to get the correct citation.

Examine the directory of models in Chapter 7 (pages 193 - 198). Then, choose and follow the example that matches your source the closest.

Quiz Question Information: There are seven short answer questions. Each question presents reference material information. You will create a properly formatted reference entry for the given reference material information. This situation is somewhat artificial, in that, if you had done the actual research, you would know what category of source you had (book, periodical, etc.). However, for the purposes of the exercise, the categories of sources are labeled and providing additional information.

There is no time limit; however, you may only take the quiz one time. This will be graded as a pass/fail activity. 

 You must complete this quiz by the fourth day of the module week. On the fifth day of the module week, your instructor will post the correct responses. You will need to review the quiz to compare your answers with the correct answers. Compare your answers and resolve any questions with your instructor.

Question 1

Use the provided information to create a properly formatted reference entry.

BOOK

Joseph Stanford 
New York, New York 
Aviation Publications, Inc. 
2017 
Airports: Not As Safe As You Think! 

Question 2

Use the provided information to create a properly formatted reference entry.

PERIODICAL [print]

“Dangers of Overhead Luggage” 
Applied Ergonomics (magazine) 
Adrian Safety 
Pages 38-42 
April 2016 

Question 3

Use the provided information to create a properly formatted reference entry.

PERIODICAL [print]

“An analysis of injuries in the airlines” 
Journal of Human Factors and Ergonomics 
Vol 6 
Issue 7 
Pages 102-105 
2015
Willhelm Piper, Marcelina Peerscope, Anheim Cessna, Radiance Necessity, Boris Overammergah, Beatrice Porter, Calabash Piper, Martha Notwinger, and Calliope Flyer

Question 4

Use the provided information to create a properly formatted reference entry.

ARTICLE FROM ELECTRONIC SOURCE

“The Science Behind Aviation Safety” [article title] 
March 21, 2017 
Pages 52-57 
doi: 333.D8755 [document identifier from database] 
Mr. Forthwright Flybynight 
Homeland Security [journal title] 
Retrieved August 1, 2017

Question 5

Use the provided information to create a properly formatted reference entry.

ARTICLE FROM ELECTRONIC SOURCE

The Washington Post 
Retrieved from http://www.washingtonpost.com/ 
“Enduring Security Lines” 
Howard H. Hope 
April 21, 2016

Question 6

Use the provided information to create a properly formatted reference entry.

REPORT FROM ELECTRONIC SOURCE

Federal Aviation Administration [organization name] 
2025 Outlook: How Safe will the Skies Be? 
Undated 
Retrieved May 28, 2017, from http://www.faa.gov/outlook

Question 7

Use the provided information to create a properly formatted reference entry.

INTERVIEW (Not Archived, Recorded, or Transcribed)

Harold Wishiwashi 
July 30, 2017