Directions: This evaluation is worth 10 points. Please answer each question thoroughly and thoughtfully.
Step 1: Turn to the backside of your first page. Answer the following questions on this side of the paper.
Question 1: What do you see as the purpose of writing an annotated bibliography? And how does an annotated bibliography fit into the scheme of writing a research paper?
Q 2: What are the parts of an annotated bibliography? And define each part (what is
included or what does each entail?).
Q 3: Place a star (*) next to your best annotation.
Q 4: Explain what makes your best annotation good.
Q 5: Place a frowning face L next to your least successful annotation.
Q 6: Explain what was most challenging about this annotation.
Q7: Describe your process for citing each source. Explain your experience using
MLA or APA formatting.
Q 8: Indicate which, if any, of your sources are popular by marking a “P” next to the
citation.
Q 10: Tell me about your peer review. What was useful? What did you learn? What was not useful? What would you change?
Step 2: Give your paper one last read through. Fix any grammar or spelling errors you find.
Step 3: When you are finished turn your paper in.
