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Where can a reader find a list of your sources?(1 point)
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paraphrase page
paraphrase page
works cited
works cited
index
index
glossary
glossary
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To find a list of sources used in a document or article, you can usually refer to the "Works Cited" section or "References" section. This is where the author lists all the sources they have cited or referenced in their work.
Additionally, some documents may also have an "Index" section. An index provides a list of topics or keywords that are discussed in the document along with the page numbers where they can be found. It does not typically list the actual sources.
A glossary section, on the other hand, is usually located at the end of a book or document and contains definitions of key terms or concepts used in the text. It does not typically list the sources.
So, in summary, to find a list of sources, you should look for the "Works Cited" or "References" section.