
Relacionar Columnas LIB 100 Speed Match CitationsVersión en línea Asks students to match correct answers on citing sources in MLA and APA formats. por David Brown 1 In an APA References page, the last part of a non-print citation is either one or the other of these. 2 In MLA format, a Title of a Container in italics is used to state what? 3 In an MLA Works Cited page, an author’s name is listed last name, first name. If 2 authors, the citation will be in this format: 4 In an MLA Works Cited page, the last part of a source citation should have what? 5 If a source does not have an author, in MLA, the Works Cited citation begins with which? 6 In an APA References page, what’s different about the authors’ names as compared to MLA format? Source title in italics followed by a comma First names are abbreviated: Id, J.A., & Halt, A.G. Hart, Sam A., and Kate Hudson. Location such as: DOI, website address, page or page range, disc number, place (a museum name with city), or location of a live performance, with a period after it. The name of the larger source from where the source came from such as a journal name that has an article that you are citing. Digital Object Identifier (DOI) or website address [with no period at the end]

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LIB 100 Speed Match CitationsVersión en línea

Asks students to match correct answers on citing sources in MLA and APA formats.

por David Brown

In an APA References page, the last part of a non-print citation is either one or the other of these.

In MLA format, a Title of a Container in italics is used to state what?

In an MLA Works Cited page, an author’s name is listed last name, first name. If 2 authors, the citation will be in this format:

In an MLA Works Cited page, the last part of a source citation should have what?

If a source does not have an author, in MLA, the Works Cited citation begins with which?

In an APA References page, what’s different about the authors’ names as compared to MLA format?

Source title in italics followed by a comma

First names are abbreviated: Id, J.A., & Halt, A.G.

Hart, Sam A., and Kate Hudson.

Location such as: DOI, website address, page or page range, disc number, place (a museum name with city), or location of a live performance, with a period after it.

The name of the larger source from where the source came from such as a journal name that has an article that you are citing.

Digital Object Identifier (DOI) or website address [with no period at the end]