Chicago Style Paper Formatting

This video tutorial guides viewers through setting up a paper in Chicago formatting, also known as CMS or Kate Turabian style. It covers font and spacing settings, title page creation, header and page numbering, the use of headings and footnotes, and formatting a bibliography. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of adhering to specific formatting rules to ensure a correctly formatted paper.

What is another name for the Chicago formatting style?

• IEEE

• APA

• MLA

• CMS

Which font and size should be used for a Chicago style paper?

• Verdana, 14

• Arial, 11

• Calibri, 10

• Times New Roman, 12

What should be the spacing before and after paragraphs in a Chicago style paper?

• 0

• 2

• 1

• 1.5

What is the required margin size for a Chicago style paper?

• 1 inch on all sides

• 1.5 inches on all sides

• 2 inches on all sides

• 0.5 inch on all sides

Where should the title be placed on the title page of a Chicago style paper?

• Aligned to the left

• At the bottom of the page

• Centered about a third of the way down

• At the top of the page

What information should be included on the title page of a Chicago style paper?

• Title, Class Name, Date

• Title, Author's Name, Institution

• Title, Author's Name, Page Number

• Title, Author's Name, Class Name, Teacher's Name, Due Date

In Chicago style, where should the header be placed?

• On all pages except the first

• On the last page only

• On all pages

• On the first page only

What should the header in a Chicago style paper include?

• Date and page number

• Author's first name and page number

• Author's last name and page number

• Title and page number

How should headings be formatted in a Chicago style paper?

• All lowercase

• First word and proper nouns capitalized

• Bold and italicized

• All words capitalized

What is the purpose of using footnotes in a Chicago style paper?

• To summarize the paper

• To provide additional information

• To add images

• To list references