Writing Standards: Gathering and Citing Sources Accurately (CCSS.W.7.8) Practice Test

Student research notes (topic: screen time and sleep) Source A — Mayo Clinic (2023), "Sleep tips for teens": "Blue light from phones and tablets can delay melatonin release and shift bedtimes later." Source B — National Sleep Foundation (2022): "Teens need 8–10 hours of sleep per night." Student notes: Note 1: Blue light from phones and tablets can delay melatonin release and shift bedtimes later (Mayo Clinic, 2023). Note 2: Mayo Clinic (2023) explains that light from devices interferes with melatonin, which can push bedtimes later. Note 3: Blue light delays melatonin and makes it harder to fall asleep. Note 4: "Teens need 8–10 hours of sleep per night."

Student research notes (topic: screen time and sleep) Source A — Mayo Clinic (2023), "Sleep tips for teens": "Blue light from phones and tablets can delay melatonin release and shift bedtimes later." Source B — National Sleep Foundation (2022): "Teens need 8–10 hours of sleep per night." Student notes: Note 1: Blue light from phones and tablets can delay melatonin release and shift bedtimes later (Mayo Clinic, 2023). Note 2: Mayo Clinic (2023) explains that light from devices interferes with melatonin, which can push bedtimes later. Note 3: Blue light delays melatonin and makes it harder to fall asleep. Note 4: "Teens need 8–10 hours of sleep per night."