MLA style and APA style both use in-text citations, and a source list at the end of a piece of writing. In MLA style, this is called a In MLA style, this is called a; in APA style, this is called a in APA style, this is called a.

Answer 1

In MLA style, the source list at the end of a piece of writing is called a "Works Cited" page. In APA style, this source list is referred to as a "References" page.

For in-text citations, MLA typically uses the author's last name and the page number, while APA uses the author's last name and the year of publication.