Question
When do you need to include an in-text citation?
a
When you include a direct quotation from a source in your paper.
b
When you paraphrase information from a source in your paper.
c
MLA does not require in-text citations, if you listed the source on the Works Cited page.
d
Both a & b
a
When you include a direct quotation from a source in your paper.
b
When you paraphrase information from a source in your paper.
c
MLA does not require in-text citations, if you listed the source on the Works Cited page.
d
Both a & b
Answers
GPT-4o mini
d. Both a & b
You need to include an in-text citation when you include a direct quotation from a source (option a) and when you paraphrase information from a source (option b). Option c is incorrect; MLA style does require in-text citations even if the source is listed on the Works Cited page.
You need to include an in-text citation when you include a direct quotation from a source (option a) and when you paraphrase information from a source (option b). Option c is incorrect; MLA style does require in-text citations even if the source is listed on the Works Cited page.
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