Luke is writing a research paper on the benefits of drinking milk. In his paper, he explains that milk is a good source of calcium.
Does Luke need to cite this information? Why or why not?
A.
Yes, because it is not common knowledge.
B.
No, because it is common knowledge.
C.
Yes, because it is common knowledge.
D.
No, because it is not common knowledge.

Question

Luke is writing a research paper on the benefits of drinking milk. In his paper, he explains that milk is a good source of calcium. 
Does Luke need to cite this information? Why or why not?
A.
Yes, because it is not common knowledge.
B.
No, because it is common knowledge.
C.
Yes, because it is common knowledge.
D.
No, because it is not common knowledge.

texaschic101 · Answer

no, because it is common knowledge. That is just my opinion...you can get a second opinion if you like

anonymous · Answer

If you believe it is common knowledge, then no, you don't have to cite it. I would consider it common knowledge, so I would put B.