1. When writing, whether you paraphrase or directly quote someone else’s ideas anywhere in your paper, you must document the use of those borrowed ideas with an internal citation notation. In MLA, there are two basic features of an internal citation. What are they?
In-text citation – This is a parenthetical citation within the paper that refers the reader to a list of works cited. It commonly includes the author of the source and a page number, and punctuation separates the author's last name and the page number. Nor is the abbreviation p. (for “page”) used. The period that ends the sentence appears after the closing parenthesis. 2. In MLA, if you work (include) the identity of the source into the sentence structure, where do page numbers
…show more content…
In MLA, how are the works cited entries organized on the Work(s) Cited page?
Tell me how to arrange a works cited list on the page. No example required.
Create a new page at the end of your paper for a "Works Cited" list. Center the words "Works Cited" at the top of the page. Double space after the title and begin entering citations.
Entries are listed alphabetically by the last name of the author or by the first major word of the title if no author is given. If a source has more than one author, it is alphabetized by the last name of the author whose name appears first. The entries are not numbered.
Entries are double-spaced.
The first line of each entry begins at the left margin. If more than one line is needed to complete the entry, additional lines are indented five spaces or half an inch (this is called a hanging indent).
6. In MLA, if the source’s identity is not worked into (written as part of) your sentence structure, how does the internal citation look the first time you create it? Use your last name and page number 123 to illustrate your answer.
To correctly answer question 6, show me (don’t tell me) how an internal citation looks the first time you cite it in your paper, using your name as the source and page number 123 to complete your response. You don’t need to write a sentence first, just show me the
Correct C.Normal paragraphs are always indented five character spaces in the paper with the exception of the abstract, titles and headings, subheadings, block quotes, and references.
Which parts of the information provided would you use for listing the article in an APA format reference list (a list attached to the end of one’s writing, under the heading “References” that shows one or more publications used)?
In-text citations should note the author(s) and the publication date for a paraphrase. For a direct quotation, citations should include author(s), date, and page number. See the following examples:
References are listed with authors’ names inverted (i.e., surname precedes initials for first and middle names) and entries are listed alphabetically by first author’s last name. If there are two or more works by the same author(s), those works are arranged by publication date with the oldest work cited first.
Use EasyBib or Son of Citation Machine to create MLA citations for each of your sources from Gathering Information Worksheet: Part One.
C. Use a signal phrase that includes the author 's name, along with the page number on which the information appeared in parentheses.
How do you arrange the entries on the Works Cited page? (Spacing, numbering, indentation) Alphabetically, do not number, double spaced, and must have a hanging indent.
Kate Turabian's citation style (see her book, A Manual for Writers) is made up of in- text numbers which correspond to a number at the bottom of the page (footnotes). The required bibliographic information about the work you are quoting and/or taking ideas from is written next to the footnote number at the bottom of the page. Then, at the very end of the paper, the bibliography page summarizes all of the bibliographic information used throughout the entire paper. Turabian is the standard citation style for religion and history courses at most American colleges, including LUO.
Reference Citations Always compare to an example as you build and proofread your references. Every reference needs an in text citation.pp. 180-183; examples: pp. 198-224
in the manner specified by the author, namely by citing his name, the book title, and the relevant page numbers
When citing paraphrased information in your paper, either give the author’s name and year within the sentence or in parentheses at the end of the sentence, along with the page number. For example: According to Smith (2008), laughter
Double space everything. Margins should be one inch all the way around the paper (go to “File” then “Page Setup”). Keep in mind not to add extra lines before or after a title or between paragraphs.
In this example, the author of this text placed a period in an incorrect spot. At the end of a quote, or paraphrased quote or idea, the correct in-text MLA format is to place the period after the parentheses which encases the authors name from the works cited and page number from the original text. This helps the reader identify which information is being quoted and cited.
Gibaldi, Joseph. MLA Handbook for Writers of Research Papers. New York: Mod. Lang. Assn., 1999.