Referencing

What is the main purpose of Harvard referencing?

• A) To enhance the visual appeal of a paper

• B) To give credit to sources used in research

• C) To summarize information

• D) To confuse the reader

In Harvard referencing, how should you format an in-text citation for a single author?

• • A) (Author, Year)

• • B) [Author Year]

• • C) Author Year

• • D) Author-Year

What information is needed for a book reference in Harvard style?

• A) Author, Year, Title, Publisher

• B) Title, Author, Year, City

• C) Publisher, Year, Author, Title

• D) Author, City, Publisher, Year

How are multiple authors cited in-text in Harvard referencing?

• A) (First Author et al., Year)

• B) (First Author, Second Author, Year)

• C) (First Author; Second Author, Year)

• D) (First Author & Second Author, Year)

Which of the following is NOT typically included in a Harvard reference for a journal article?

• A) Article Title

• B) Volume Number

• C) Page Range

• D) Author's Email

How should you list the references at the end of your document?

• A) Alphabetically by title

• B) Alphabetically by author's last name

• C) Chronologically

• D) Random order

Which of the following is a correct format for an edited book reference?

• A) Editor(s) Last Name, First Initial(s). (Ed(s).) Title. Publisher.

• B) Title. (Eds.) Last Name, First Initial(s). Publisher.

• C) Last Name, First Initial(s). Title. Ed(s). Publisher.

• D) Last Name, First Initial(s). Title. (Eds.) Publisher.

When citing a website in Harvard referencing, what is typically required?

• A) Author, Year, Title, URL

• B) URL, Author, Year, Publisher

• C) Author, Title, Publisher, Year

• D) Title, URL, Date Accessed, Author

What punctuation is used to separate different elements in a reference?

• A) Commas

• B) Semicolons

• C) Colons

• D) Dashes

How should the title of a book be formatted in a reference?

• A) Italicized

• B) Bold

• C) Underlined

• D) All capitals