What is information literacy?, The ability to memorize facts, The ability to locate, evaluate, and use information effectively, The act of copying data from the internet, The study of literature, Which of the following is an example of a credible source?, Wikipedia, A social media post, A peer-reviewed journal article, A random blog, What does APA stand for?, American Publishing Alliance, Academic Paper Association, American Psychological Association, Association for Public Articles, Which of the following is considered plagiarism?, Using your own words with citation, Quoting someone’s work without credit, Paraphrasing and citing properly, Using public domain materials, Why is citation important?, It makes a paper look longer, It acknowledges the original author and avoids plagiarism, It makes writing easier, It’s optional for research, Which tool helps generate citations automatically?, Facebook, Citation Machine, Canva, Spotify, What is ethical use of information?, Copying without permission, Using and sharing information responsibly and with credit, Hiding your sources, Posting confidential data publicly, When conducting research, what should be done first?, Copy from a source, Identify the research question, Write the conclusion, Skip citation, What is one consequence of plagiarism in academic work?, Higher grade, Recognition and awards, Loss of credibility or disciplinary action, d. None, Which of the following best demonstrates information literacy?, Using reliable sources and citing them properly, Copying all information from one website, Avoiding research altogether, Using only personal opinions

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