Creating Your Works Cited Page with MLA Format

Which website is recommended for generating MLA citations?

• www.bibme.org

• www.citationmachine.net

• www.easybib.com

• www.scribber.com

What does MLA stand for?

• Modern Language Association

• Managed Library Access

• Modern Literary Analysis

• Major Literary Authors

What is the first step in creating a works cited page?

• Copying the URL of the source

• Selecting the type of source you are citing

• Writing down all the sources manually

• Choosing the citation style

What types of sources can you cite using the MLA citation generator?

• Only printed materials

• Websites, books, journal articles, and more

• Books, articles, and personal interviews

• Websites and books only

What information do you need to manually enter for citing a website?

• The website's color scheme

• The number of visitors to the website

• The author's email address

• The title of the page and the URL

How can you automatically fill in the citation details?

• By guessing the publication date

• By pasting the page URL into a specific box

• By manually typing each detail

• By entering the website's contact information

What is the final step after generating the citation?

• Emailing the citation to your teacher

• Copying the citation and pasting it into your document

• Printing the webpage

• Deleting the source from your browser history

Why is it important to cite sources in your works cited page?

• To make the report look longer

• To avoid plagiarism and give credit to the original authors

• Because it is a fun activity

• To impress the teacher

How do you copy the generated citation to your document?

• By emailing it to yourself

• By using the 'click to copy' feature

• By taking a screenshot

• By memorizing and typing it out

What happens if you don't cite your sources?

• You get extra credit

• It's considered plagiarism

• Nothing, it's optional

• Your report becomes more credible