In-Text Citations

Below is a works cited entry for an article found on the internet. Provide the correct in-text citation you would add to your paper.

Whoo, John. “Writing for Children.” Organization for Better Writers, 12 Jan. 2021, www.writing.org. Accessed 3 Feb. 2024.

Provide the correct in-text citation for the works cited entry below:

Carroll, Ty. “Fishing along the Missouri River.” Fishing World, 3 Jan. 2021, www.fishingwithfriends.com. Accessed 2022 Sept. 19.

Why is it important that we cite our sources?

Wikipedia is not a reliable source.

• True

• False

An appropriate citation is simply adding the word "Google" to your works cited page.

• True

• False

You've found an article written by John Doe that was published in 2023. You've paraphrased some information from his article and added it to your paper. How would you write the in-text citation within your paper?

• (John Doe, 2023)

• John Doe 2023

• (Doe 2023)

• (Doe, 2023)

You've found an article written by Greg Brady that was published in 2023. You've paraphrased some information from his article and added it to your paper. How would you write the in-text citation within your paper?

• Greg Brady, 2023

• (Brady 2023)

• Brady, 2023

• (Brady, Greg 2023)

You've found an article written by Jenny Rink that was published in 2019. You've paraphrased some information from her article and added it to your paper. How would you write the in-text citation within your paper?

• Jenny Rink, 2019

• (Rink, 2019)

• Rink, 2019

• (Rink 2019)

You've found an article written by Dan Dawson that was published in 2020. You've paraphrased some information from his article and added it to your paper. How would you write the in-text citation within your paper?

• Dawson, 2020

• (Dawson 2020)

• (Dawson, Dan)

• (Dan Dawson 2020)

You do not need to include an in-text citation when you've paraphrased information from a source.

• True

• False