<p>Beach Park 6th Grade Language Usage Mechanics 4 Name Question #7: Correctly write the second subtopic for this outline. Question #1: skin Correctly write this outline title. whale facts Question #8: Is the form of this outline correct? Question #2: I. Topic Correctly write the first main idea for this outline. A. Subtopic appearance B. Subtopic C. Subtopic A. yes Question #3: B. no Correctly write the first subtopic for this outline. largest animal on Earth Question #9: Correctly type the first detail of a subtopic. has hair Question #4: Choose the best definition of this term. plagiarize Question #10: A. to lie under oath Correctly type the second main idea for this outline. B. to write a report without doing research whale's home C. to steal a book from a library D. to quote a source without giving credit to the Question #11: Question #5: Is this statement true or false? Is this statement true or false? Each main idea in an outline is represented by a An outline should be prepared after the report is Roman numeral followed by a period. written. A. false A. true B. true B. false Question #12: Question #6: Is this statement true or false? Is the form of this outline correct? Each subtopic, or supporting idea, in an outline is I. Topic represented by a number followed by a period. A. Subtopic A. false 1. Detail B. true B. Subtopic A. yes B. no Beach Park 6th Grade Language Usage Mechanics 4 Name Question #18: Is this bibliography entry written correctly? Question #13: Thiele, Colin. Shadow Shark. New York: Harper Collins, Choose the best definition of this term. 1988. bibliography A. no A. information about the author of a book B. yes B. a list of sources that were used in researching and writing a topic Question #19: C. a list of books in a library Is this bibliography entry written correctly? D. a source that writers use to research a topic Key, Alexander.The Forgotten Door. New York: Scholastic Books, 1986. Question #14: Is this bibliography entry written A. no correctly? B. yes Lowry, Lois. The Giver. New York: Houghton Mifflin, 1993. Question #20: A. no Is this bibliography entry written correctly? B. yes Robbins. Ruth. "Baboushka and the Three Kings". Houghton Mifflin Co. Question #15: Is this bibliography entry written A. yes correctly? B. no Lee, Harper.To Kill a Mockingbird. New York: Warner Books, 1982. Question #21: A. no Is this bibliography entry written correctly? B. yes Yarbrough, Camille. The Shimmershine Queens. New York: Penguin, Question #16: A. no Is this bibliography entry written correctly? B. yes Peck, Robert Newton. Hamilton, Little, Brown, and Company. 1971. Question #22: A. yes Is this bibliography entry written correctly? B. no Barbara Emberley. Drummer Hoff. Prentice-Hall Inc., 1967. Question #17: A. yes Is this bibliography entry written correctly? B. no Zion, Gene, Harry by the Sea, Harper and Row, 1965. A. yes Question #23: B. no Is this bibliography entry written correctly? Van Allsburg, Chris.Jumanji. Houghton Mifflin Co. A. no B. yes Beach Park 6th Grade Language Usage Mechanics 4 Name </p><p>Question #24: Is this bibliography entry written correctly? Thomas Rockwell, How to Eat Fried Worms. NewYork, Franklin Watts, Inc,1973. A. no B. yes </p><p>Question #25: Is this bibliography entry written correctly? Blume, Judy. Just as Long as We're Together. New York: Random House, 1991. A. yes B. no Beach Park 6th Grade Language Usage Mechanics 4 Answer Key 1. Whale Facts 2. "I. Appearance" OR "I. Appearance" 3. "A. Largest animal on Earth" or "Largest animal on Earth" 4. D -to quote a source without giving credit to the author 5. B -false 6. B -no 7. B. -Skin 8. A -yes 9. 1. Has hair 10. II. Whale's home 11. B -true 12. A -false 13. B -a list of sources that were used in researching and writing a topic 14. B -yes 15. B -yes 16. B -no 17. B -no 18. B -yes 19. B -yes 20. B -no 21. B -yes 22. B -no 23. A -no 24. A -no 25. A -yes </p>