Harvard referencing

In a Harvard list of references

• book titles are italicised

• words in journal titles are capitalised

• journal titles are italicised

• all of the above

Which referencing style do you use?

• Harvard

• APA

• Footnote

• MLA

In-text referencing

• is used in the body of your essay

• provides the year of publication and page number/s

• provides the author's surname

• all of the above

Short quotes of less than 40 words are contained within your research paper

• inside single quotation marks

• inside square brackets

In a Harvard list of references

• book titles are italicised

• words in journal titles are capitalised

• words in newspaper titles are capitalised

• all of the above

A Harvard list of references includes

• All sources I have read but may not have used in my paper

• Only the sources I have referred to in my paper

In Harvard Referencing, after the author you should put the

• Title

• Year

• Page number

• Publisher

Choose the correct referencing method for a book

• Woody, A. 2015. Toy Story. New York: Clifton Press.

• Woody, A 2015, Toy Story, Clifton Press, New York.

• WOODY, A (2015) Toy Story. Clifton Press: New York

• Woody, A (2015) TOY STORY. New York: Clifton Press

Which of these is a correct Harvard style quotation?

• Jones (2002 p. 45) stated that 'plagiarism is cheating'.

• Jones 2002 stated that plagiarism is cheating.

• Jones stated that "plagiarism is cheating".

Using the TAFE library catalogue you can search by

• keyword

• title or subject

• author

• all of the above