Question
What is the MAIN difference between MLA and APA in-text citations?
A. MLA includes the title; APA does not.
B. APA includes the page number; MLA does not.
C. APA includes the publication year; MLA does not.
D. MLA includes the author’s name; APA does not.
A. MLA includes the title; APA does not.
B. APA includes the page number; MLA does not.
C. APA includes the publication year; MLA does not.
D. MLA includes the author’s name; APA does not.
Answers
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Nate used a marine biology textbook for background information on his research project, but he did not mention the textbook in the body of his presentation. Where should he MOST likely list the book?
A. footnote
B. reference list
C. in-text citation
D. bibliography
A. footnote
B. reference list
C. in-text citation
D. bibliography
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Dylan is presenting his research to a scientific journal. If he follows the proper format, which section will come last?
A. methods
B. conclusions
C. results
D. references
A. methods
B. conclusions
C. results
D. references
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