Adding Citations and Bibliographies in Google Docs

What is the main purpose of the new update in Google Docs?

• To make it easier to insert citations and bibliographies

• To enhance the formatting options

• To improve the spell check feature

• To add more fonts

Which citation styles are available in the new Google Docs update?

• Chicago, Harvard, and APA

• Harvard, MLA, and APA

• MLA, APA, and Chicago

• MLA, Chicago, and Harvard

What should you do if an article does not have an author?

• Select 'corporation/organization' and enter the name

• Use 'Anonymous' as the author

• Leave the author field blank

• Enter 'Unknown' in the author field

How do you add a citation source in Google Docs?

• Go to Insert > Citation

• Go to Tools > Citations and click the plus sign

• Go to File > Add Citation

• Go to Edit > Add Citation

What is the first step to insert an in-text citation?

• Type the citation manually

• Click 'Cite' from the saved sources

• Highlight the text to be cited

• Click on the 'Insert' menu

How can you move the bibliography to a new page?

• Press Ctrl + Enter

• Press Shift + Enter

• Press Alt + Enter

• Press Ctrl + Shift + Enter

What can you do if you need to change the citation style after starting?

• Start a new document

• Manually edit each citation

• Select the new style from the drop-down menu

• Use an external tool

What happens when you switch citation styles in Google Docs?

• The document gets corrupted

• You need to re-enter all citations

• All citations and the bibliography are updated automatically

• Only the bibliography is updated

How can you provide feedback to Google about the bibliography feature?

• Through the 'Help' menu

• By sending an email

• Using the feedback option in the citation tool

• By posting on social media

Where can you find additional tutorials on using Google products?

• In the video description

• On the Google homepage

• In the Google Docs help section

• On social media