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1. Research Project Source Sheet (# 3 )
Download and use this sheet to keep track of each source you plan to use so that you can include it in a later assignment for the annotated bibliography.

The Majority of this research will be written by you, but you are allowed to use some quotes directly from the source. Most importantly, you need to
paraphrase the sources you find, and you need to keep track of where you’ve found them.
The expectation of this assignment is that you have a minimum of…
•Two Sources from Gale
•Two EVALUATED Sources from the Internet - The source is critically assessed for its credibility, relevance, and reliability to determine if it's
appropriate to be included in your research or project. This process involves looking at factors like the author's expertise, the source's purpose,
the accuracy of its information, and its timeliness.
1.Which type of source is this? (highlight one) Gale Database Website
2.Title of the source: Tickets-Rome
3.Why is the author(s) believable? (You may need to do some research about the author’s expertise.)
The author is believable because it is a tour website with multiple popular destinations.

2. 4. Copy the MLA Works Cited Information on your source in the box below. If a hyperlink is not already in the citation, you must create the
hyperlink.
“https://www.tickets-rome.com/colosseum/architecture/”
4. What is the main idea of the text? Write in complete sentences, a summary of what you’ve read. (You cannot copy and paste text from the source.)
Millions of builders, architects, engineers, artists, and painters contributed to the building of the Colosseum.
5. How is this source relevant to your research? (Write in complete sentences.)
This is relevant because it informed me about who built it.
6. What are two short quotes you are considering using from this source? (you can copy and paste these quotes from the source)
●“The Colosseum was built in the Ancient Roman Architectural style. Construction took about seven to eight years, making it
one of the largest and most complex structures.”

3. ●“The Colosseum was built using a variety of ancient Roman stones that were held together with cement and iron clamps. Tuff,
Travertine limestone, wood, tiles, bricks, and blocks of tufa were used to build the amphitheater.”