Research Paper Survival Guide - Fayette County Schools
Research Paper Survival Guide - Fayette County Schools
Research Paper Survival Guide - Fayette County Schools
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Parts of a Note Card<br />
Slug:<br />
A word or phrase written on the left side<br />
of a Note Card indicating a subtopic for<br />
the information used on the card. Use<br />
slugs to organize the Note Cards before<br />
you begin writing. The slug often<br />
corresponds with a subtopic in the<br />
outline.<br />
Bumppo’s mission 3<br />
Natty Bumppo’s mission was to hunt, to<br />
protect the wilderness, and to live<br />
among the earth and understand it<br />
(Lawrence 49).<br />
Parenthetical Documentation:<br />
The information specified by MLA to indicate<br />
the source on the Works Cited page, usually<br />
but not always the author’s last name and<br />
page number.<br />
Note:<br />
A single idea from a source in<br />
the form of a direct quotation,<br />
paraphrase, or summary.<br />
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<strong>Research</strong> <strong>Paper</strong> <strong>Survival</strong> <strong>Guide</strong><br />
Source Number:<br />
Information on a Source Card written in the<br />
upper right-hand corner of the card and<br />
circled. Assign a different number to each<br />
source you find. You will use this number<br />
to refer to sources on Note Cards<br />
containing material from that source. This<br />
number will not appear in your paper.<br />
Summary<br />
Note Type:<br />
Indicates if the note is a direct<br />
quotation, paraphrase, or summary.