Google Docs: Adding Citations Quiz

What tool in Google Docs allows you to cite from various sources including books and magazines?

• Reference tool

• Explore tool

• Bibliography tool

• Citations tool

Which style guides can you select from when using the Citations tool?

• MLA, Chicago, Harvard

• APA, Chicago, Harvard

• Harvard, MLA, APA

• MLA, APA, Chicago

What is the first step to add a citation source using the Citations tool?

• Select a style guide

• Click Add citation source

• Enter the information into the fields

• Go to Tools > Citations

How can you edit a citation source in Google Docs?

• Click the citation and select Edit

• Click the three dots and select Edit

• Right-click the citation and select Edit

• Double-click the citation to edit

What should you do to add an in-text citation?

• Use the Explore tool

• Insert a footnote

• Type the citation manually

• Select the source and click Cite

What is a limitation of the Explore tool compared to the Citations tool?

• It can only cite books

• It does not support MLA format

• It can only cite as a footnote

• It cannot search the web

How do you open the Explore tool in Google Docs?

• Go to Tools > Explore

• Click the icon at the top-right of the page

• Press Ctrl+E (Windows) or Command+E (Mac)

• Go to Insert > Explore

What happens if you change your bibliography after inserting it into your document?

• It prompts you to update

• It remains unchanged

• It updates automatically

• It deletes the bibliography

Which citation formats are available in the Explore tool?

• MLA, Chicago, Harvard

• APA, Chicago, Harvard

• Harvard, MLA, APA

• MLA, APA, Chicago

What is the final step to add a citation using the Explore tool?

• Select the citation style

• Press Enter

• Copy and paste the URL

• Click the Quotation Mark