Anthony is writing a research paper about healthy eating, and this is one entry on his works cited page. Adams, Ruth. “Eat Apples.” The Journal of Nutrition 222 (2011): 26-31. Print. What does “(2011)” represent?
Carmelo is researching President John F. Kennedy’s campaign speeches. For sources, he is using both the speeches themselves and reporters’ analyses of the speeches. The reporters’ articles are best described as
Hiroki is using a quotation from this source to write his research paper: Mackler, Mindy. “The Forest Elephant.” The Journal Nature and Science (2012): 82-91. Print. Which is the correct way to cite a quotation in the body of his paper using MLA style?
Look at the MLA citation. Broadbent, Brooke. “A, B, Cs of a HEALTHY Lifestyle.” Alive: Canada’s Natural Health & Wellness Magazine 334 (2010): 45-51. Print. Which best describes the underlined portion of the citation?
Shauna has collected a variety of sources for her research about Charlie Chaplin’s impact on American cinema. In performing her preliminary evaluation of each source, Shauna should
Kali is researching the evolution of the American fashion industry. She has found an online article that may be a helpful source. In performing her secondary evaluation of this source, Kali should determine
Look at the MLA citation. Broadbent, Brooke. “A, B, Cs of a HEALTHY Lifestyle.” Alive: Canada’s Natural Health & Wellness Magazine 334 (2010): 45-51. Print. Which best describes the underlined portion of the citation?
Colin is using a quotation from this source to write his research paper: Hernandez, Rodrigo. “Eating Healthy and You.” The Journal of US Health and Medicine (2012): 64-67. Print. Which is the correct way to cite a quotation in the body of his paper using MLA style?
Look at the MLA citation for an online source. “Let’s Eat for the Health of It.” USDA . The U.S. Departments of Agriculture and Health and Human Services, June 2011. Web. . What is missing from this citation?
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