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Chantelle Sharpe
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MLA: Citing Sources
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What Does MLA stand for?
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What is the purpose of MLA?
provides guidelines for the creation of a bibliography
this is known as a "Works Cited" page
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Why is it important that I cite my sources?
As a writer, it is your responsibility to give proper credit to your sources
If you have not given proper credit to your sources, you have committed PLAGIARISM.
Plagiariam can result in serious consequences such as suspension, expulsion, fine, or even jail time
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What is Plagiarism?
You have used someone else’s ideas without telling your reader where you took it from.
Any idea or fact that you received from a source needs to be cited.
Any idea or fact that is common knowledge does not need to be cited. For example, a facts like the earth rotates around the sun are common knowledge and would not have to be cited.
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Step 1: Name & Title
The “Works Cited” page is always going to be the last page of your essay or report.
You should type the words “Works Cited” as your title and centre it on the page.
put your last name as a header in the top right corner of the page
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Step 2: Bibme.org
Use bibme.org/mla to create an entry for each website or book that you used as a source
select the type of source you are citing (book, website, etc.)
search the source you are citing, fill in any necessary information and click "Create Citation"
copy and paste the citation to your Works Cited page
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Step 3: Formatting
once you have copied and pasted all of your citations onto your Works Cited Page, you need to put them in ALPHABETICAL ORDER
ensure that your font is size 12
double-space
the second and subsequent lines of a citation are always indented five spaces (hanging indent)
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Multiple Choice
What does MLA stand for?
Medium Language Accountability
Modern Language Association
My Language Acquired
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What is the purpose of MLA?
to make my life more difficult
to cite any sources that I used for research
to keep track of all of my readings
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Multiple Choice
What is the MLA document called where you list all of your sources?
Fact Checker
My Sources
Works Cited
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What is it called if you do not cite all of your sources?
Plagiarism
Stolen Ideas
Cheating
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Multiple Choice
When using bibme.org to create your citations, you should choose which style?
APA
Chicago
MLA
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Multiple Choice
True or False:
It is ok to not cite your source if the fact that you are writing about is common knowledge?
True
False
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Multiple Choice
True or False:
The title at the top of your Works Cited page should be your name?
True
False
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Multiple Choice
True or False:
Your font size should be 24 so that your teacher can clearly read each citation.
True
False
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Multiple Choice
True or False:
The title should be on the left side of your page.
True
False
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Multiple Choice
True or False:
You need to alphabetize each works cited page by the author.
True
False
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Multiple Choice
True or False:
You need a hanging indent (5 spaces) on the second and subsequent lines of each citation.
True
False
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