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What is the difference between a bibliography and a reference page?
A reference page may also include works the author consulted for research or background, which may not be mentioned in the text
Nothing; they are the same thing
The bibliography page includes the report’s abstract at the top
A bibliography may also include works the author consulted for research or background, which may not be mentioned in the text
A reference page may also include works the author consulted for research or background, which may not be mentioned in the text
Nothing; they are the same thing
The bibliography page includes the report’s abstract at the top
A bibliography may also include works the author consulted for research or background, which may not be mentioned in the text
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The correct distinction between a bibliography and a reference page is:
**A bibliography may also include works the author consulted for research or background, which may not be mentioned in the text.**
In summary, a reference page lists only the sources that were directly cited in the work, while a bibliography can include additional sources that informed the author's research or were consulted but not directly cited.
**A bibliography may also include works the author consulted for research or background, which may not be mentioned in the text.**
In summary, a reference page lists only the sources that were directly cited in the work, while a bibliography can include additional sources that informed the author's research or were consulted but not directly cited.
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