Final Exam

1. a sentence that is too short or too simple
4. giving credit to a source (Author Page)
8. a sentence that has too many clauses joined by connectors
10. a sentence with 1 independent clause and 1 dependent clause
11. using someone else's ideas without giving credit
14. phrases according to, said, explained, states, says
15. 2 or more independent clauses that are connected with a comma, but no CC
18. A Transition word that means "So"
19. A transition word that means "And"
21. using the the exact words from a source
22. a clause that can stand alone as a complete sentence
23. a word that has the same meaning

2. a word that can replace a noun
3. A transition word that means "But"
5. a sentence missing a verb, subject, or object
6. Currency, Relevance, Authority, Accuracy, Purpose
7. a clause that contains a subject and a verb, but is not a complete sentence
9. keeping the same idea, but in your own words
12. 2 or more independent clauses joined together incorrectly
13. giving only the main points from a source in your own words
16. statement a sentence that states the central point of your essay
17. a sentence with 2 independent clauses joined by a CC
20. a sentence with one independent clause
24. a style for formatting and citing essays. Stands for Modern Language Association