Annotated Bibliography Entry Guide
Write useful annotations, not just summaries.
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[ADD SOURCE] [VERIFY] is an editorial flag, not a blank to fill. Wherever the prompt shows [VERIFY], check that item against a reliable source before you use it.
Help me write annotated bibliography entries. Citation style required: [CITATION_STYLE]. The source details and my notes on each: [SOURCE_NOTES]. Purpose of my project: [PROJECT_PURPOSE]. For each source, write an entry of 120 words with a full citation in the stated style (use only the details I give and mark missing details [ADD SOURCE]), a summary of the main argument, a note on method and evidence, an evaluation of strengths and limits, and a sentence on how it will be used in my project. Provide a template and a checklist for consistency. Remind me to check citation formatting against the official style guide [VERIFY] and not to rely on automatically generated formatting without checking. Also add a worked example entry for an invented article, labelled as an illustration, showing the citation, summary, evaluation and use in my project, and a reminder to write annotations in my own words rather than copying abstracts.
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