Referencing and Citing Sources

Which is the correct way to cite a work with two authors?

• (Smith and Johnson, 2021)

• (Smith & Johnson, 2021)

• (Smith + Johnson, 2021)

• (Smith, Johnson, 2021)

How would you correctly cite an in-text reference for a book authored by John Smith, published in 2020?

• (Smith 2020)

• (Smith, 2020)

• (Smith, 2020, p. 45)

• (John Smith, 2020)

How do you cite a source with three or more authors in-text?

• (Smith et al., 2022)

• (Smith, Jones, & Brown, 2022)

• (Smith et. al., 2022)

• (Smith and colleagues, 2022)

How do you correctly cite multiple works in the same in-text parenthesis?

• (Smith, 2019, Johnson, 2020)

• (Smith, 2019; Johnson, 2020)

• (Smith; 2019, Johnson; 2020)

• (Smith 2019 Johnson 2020)

When using a direct quote, what information must you include in the citation?

• Author, year, page number

• Author, year

• Author, year, title

• Author, page number

How would you cite a source you found cited in another work?

• (Smith as cited in Johnson, 2021)

• (Smith, Johnson, 2021)

• (Smith and cited in Johnson 2021)

• (Smith 2021)

If the author of a source is an organization, how would you cite it?

• (World Health Organization, 2020)

• (WHO, 2020)

• (World Health Organization, 2020, p. 15)

• All of the above are correct depending on the context.

When should you abbreviate the name of an organizational author in citations?

• Always abbreviate.

• After spelling out the full name in the first citation.

• Only when the organization’s name is longer than 5 words.

• Never abbreviate organizational names.

How should you cite a work with no identified author?

• (Anonymous, 2022)

• (Title of the Work, 2022)

• (“Title of the Work,” 2022)

• (No Author, 2022)

What should you do when citing multiple works by the same author published in the same year?

• Use letters (e.g., 2021a, 2021b).

• Use numbers (e.g., 2021.1, 2021.2).

• Cite only one of the works.

• List all the titles.