Practice quiz: Judging a paper

4 questions. Pick an answer to see if it is right. You can try as many times as you like. These are for practice: the final test has different questions.

1. 1.In double-blind peer review...

   Reviewers know the authors but not the other way roundNeither authors nor reviewers know who the other isThere are two reviewersThe paper is published twice
2. 2.Which is a warning sign of a predatory journal?

   It is listed in the DOAJIt promises acceptance within a few days and invites you by email to "all fields" of scienceIt charges a clear, published fee for open accessYour supervisor publishes there
3. 3.Does peer review guarantee that a paper is correct?

   Yes, alwaysNo: it lowers the risk of errors but does not remove itOnly for conferencesOnly if the paper is long
4. 4.A paper claims its method "works for all languages" but tests on one English dataset. What is the problem?

   The paper is too shortThe evidence does not support how broad the claim isEnglish is not allowedNothing is wrong