Flashcard - MLA Notes

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In-text citations are used to avoid:

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plagiarism

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The portion for in-text citations comes from:

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the Works Cited page

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In-text citations must be included after what types of information?

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All of the above

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What are the two pieces of information in a typical in-text citation?

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Author's last name and page number

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A comma is used between these pieces of information.

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False

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These two pieces of information are separated by: a comma, a space, a colon, a dash

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a space

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An example of an in-text citation for two authors is:

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(Smith and Jones 471)

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An example of an in-text citation for three or more authors is: (Smith et al., 315), (Smith, Johnson, & Lee, 315), (Smith, 315), (Smith & Johnson, 315)

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(Smith et al., 315)

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Example of an in-text citation for a corporate author.

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(American Psychological Association 224)

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Example of an in-text citation when there is no known author.

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("Title of Article" Page Number)