Topic / Title BIBLIOGRAPHY

Grade Level 10
Time Allotment 1 hour
Performance Standard

Learning Competency

Follow IMRAD writing format :

 Cite related literature using standard style (APA, 6th edition)
ELICIT (3 minutes) MATERIALS
Who says the phrase?
Great power comes with great responsibilities. (Spiderman’s uncle)
The way to get started is to quit talking and begin doing. (Walt Disney)
Not all those who wander are lost. (Lord of the Rings, J.R.R. Tolkein
It is nothing to die; it is dreadful not to live. (Les Miserables, Victor Hugo)
And may the odds be ever in your favor. (The Hunger Games, Suzanne Collins)
ENGAGE (5 minutes)
The teacher will use T-chart to sort the things that must be included in doing a research.

Directions: Ask the class about the do’s and don’ts in writing research paper.

EXPLORE (20 minutes)

The teacher will present the “Fidget spinner- Fill the spin!” activity. The teacher will ask some
questions and the students’ answers will be written on designated circle of the fidget spinner.
1. Could anything bad happen to you if you copied someone else’s idea or words and didn’t give
them credit?
2. How does it help you when you cite sources?
3. How would you feel if you posted something really cool on Facebook and a bunch of people
shared it as if it was their own witty comment, not giving you credit?

EXPLAIN /ELABORATE (15 minutes)

Discuss APA format in writing Bibliography through ppt

EXTEND (10 minutes)

Give activities for deliberation of the group.
(Sample rambled bibliography will be given each group and the group will arrange it using APA
format)

The group should consist of a leader, secretary, presenter and process observer. The role of each
member will based on their preference regardless of their gender.
EVALUATION (7 minutes)
The teacher will give activities.
Quiz 1

1. Identify the correct parenthetical citation for this source:

Tannen, D. (1998).

The argument culture.

Toronto: Random House.

a. Correct.
b. Incorrect. The author has not been identified.
c. Incorrect. The author has not been identified, and the book needs to be
identified only if the writer is referring to more than work by Tannen in this
paper.
d. Incorrect. The date is missing and “p.”

2. Identify the correct parenthetical citation for this source:

Keaveney, S. (2004). “When MTV Goes CEO.” In D. Brundage & M. Lahey (Eds.),

Acting on  words

(pp. 99-103). Toronto: Pearson.

a. Incorrect. This citation follows MLA format.

b. Incorrect. The author does not need to be named again, and the year should
appear after the first mention of the author.
c. Incorrect. The editors’ names should not appear, and the year is in the wrong
place.
d. Correct.
e. Incorrect. The author’s full name and the title not be given.

3. “Melanoma: low-dose chemobiotherapy is effective in treatment of

metastatic melanoma.”(2006, February 19). Medical devices & surgical
 technology  week, 372.
R. W. Weber’s work and a quotation from him are referred to in the
article, but the material has been taken from another source. Which of
the following parenthetical citations is correct?

f. Incorrect. This citation makes it look like Weber wrote the article.
g. Incorrect. This citation makes it look like Weber wrote the article, even
though the title is included.
h. Incorrect. The name of the journal does not need to be included, but the title
should be.
i. Incorrect. This citation follows MLA format.
j. Correct. There is no author for the article so a short title is used, and
because Weber is quoted within it, and is not the author of the article,
“as cited in” must be added to the citation.
4. Identify the correct parenthetical citation for this source the first time
it appears in your paper:

Ashcroft, B., Griffiths, G. & Tiffin, H. (1989).

The empire writes back: theory and practice in  post-colonial literatures

. London: Routledge.

a. Incorrect. Only use “et al” when all the authors have been referred to in a
previous citation.
b. Correct.
c. Incorrect. The year is missing.
d. Incorrect. The book rather than the authors has been identified.
e. Incorrect. This follows MLA format.
5. On Feb. 20, 2006, you interviewed Shaun White, who won an Olympic
gold medal in snowboarding at Turin on Feb. 20, 2006. Which citation is
correct?
a. Correct.
b. Incorrect. It is not clear that this is an interview, and the author has already
been identified.
c. Incorrect. This is not the format used for a personal, unpublished interview.
 d. Incorrect. Personal interviews are referred to by the surname of the person
interviewed.
e. Incorrect. This follows MLA format.

Integrating Quotations Correctly

7. In which sentence the quotation been integrated the most successfully?

a. Incorrect. The quotation has not been integrated at all.

b. Incorrect. There are not enough words in the sentence to integrate the
quotation successfully.
c. Incorrect. The quotation does not fully explain or support the sentence.
d. Correct. The quotation has been prepared for and fits smoothly into the
text.

8. In which sentence has the quotation been integrated the most

successfully?

e. Incorrect. The quotation is unnecessarily broken up and difficult to follow.

f. Correct. The quotation fits smoothly into the text of the sentence.
g. Incorrect. There are not enough words to introduce the quotation smoothly
into the text of the sentence.
h. Incorrect. The quotation needs to be introduced from the beginning so there
is not a change of voice.

11.Which is the correct format for an article called “The biological, social
and clinical bases of drug addiction: commentary and debate,” by J.
Altman, B. J. Everitt, T. W. Robbins, S. Glautier, A. Markou, D. Nutt., R.
Oretti and G. D. Phillips. It was published in 1996 in
Psychopharmacology, an online journal; ISSN 0033-3158, and Volume
125, Issue Number 4, pages 285 – 345.
a. Incorrect. There are many errors here, including the indentation of the
first line.
b. Correct. When there are more than seven authors, six authors are
listed, followed by an ellipsis, followed by the last author's name.
The ampersand is eliminated.
 c. Incorrect. The first six authors should be identified, and there is
unnecessary information.
d. Incorrect. The seventh and eighth authors should be represented by
“et al.” There is also extra unnecessary information gvien.
e. Incorrect. This follows MLA format.
12.The book is called The Empire Writes Back: Theory and Practice in Post-
Colonial  Literatures  by Bill Ashcroft, Gareth Griffiths and Helen Tiffin. It
was published in 1989 by Routledge in London. How should it appear as
a reference at the end of your paper?
a. Incorrect. All the authors should be named, since there are fewer than
seven.
b. Incorrect. The authors’ names should be reversed. The year is in the
wrong place.
c. Correct.
d. Incorrect. Here “and” is used instead of an ampersand, and the words
in the title are capitalized unnecessarily.
e. Incorrect. This follows MLA format.
13.The website is called William Faulkner on the Web, and the page you
cited is called Faulkner Filmography. The site's author, John B. Padgett,
last modified the page on Monday, October 09, 2000 at 11:56 AM. The
URL is http://www.mcsr.olemiss.edu/~egjbp/faulkner/films.html. Which
is the correct entry as it should appear on the references list?
a. Incorrect. The information is not all in the correct order, and there is
some unnecessary information.
b. Incorrect. Some important information is missing, and some
unnecessary information has been included.
c. Incorrect. This entry follows MLA format.
d. Incorrect. The page that the writer is citing is not named, and the date
is in the wrong place.
e. Correct.