Cite

When doing research it is very important to show where you find your information. This is called citing a source and all good researchers do this. When you cite a source, you give all the important details about the source like the title and author's name.

In the Cite stage of inquiry, you are going to learn how to cite the sources you used to answer your questions.

Go to the gray Cite section of the Inquiry Journal to complete the "Present and Share" activity.

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