What are three reasons college professors generally don't want you to cite a Wikipedia article in your paper?Group of answer choicesThey are too short, they are too popular, and they have too many pictures.They can be edited by anyone, they can be unreliable because they change over time, and they sometimes have shallow topic coverage rather than deep analysis of an issue.They cover topics that won't work for college research papers, they are never written by experts, and they contain too many links to other sources.

Why should you be careful when using Wikipedia as a source for a research paper?Multiple choice question.The information is not written by experts or fact checked.There is too much information to determine what to include in your paper.There isn’t enough information provided to get a good idea about your topic.The information is too confusing and complex to understand.

Your college research papers should look exactly like Wikipedia articles.Group of answer choicesTrueFalse

What are the most effective ways you can use Wikipedia to help you write a research paper?Group of answer choicesTo get specific information, to find credible scientific research from the most current sources, to get good images to use in a paper.To do research more quickly, to summarize more easily, and to get information from a wide variety of sources all at once.To get ideas for research, to find helpful links to other sources, and to find search terms that you can use in library research.Citations within the text.

Since a Wikipedia article can be written and changed by anyone, and it does not have an author listed, do you need to cite it as a source?

Why do Wikipedians carefully review articles before adding to them? (And why should you do a similar review of others' work?)Group of answer choicesTo avoid inappropriate or off-topic information.To avoid sounding repetitive.To find out what can be added to the conversation.All of the answers are correct.