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Which is the proper format for an article title in an APA reference list citation?
• A. Voices from the past: A brief history of Africa.
• B. "Voices from the Past: A Brief History of Africa."
• C. "Voices from the past: A brief history of Africa"
• D. voices from the past: a brief history of africa
• A. Voices from the past: A brief history of Africa.
• B. "Voices from the Past: A Brief History of Africa."
• C. "Voices from the past: A brief history of Africa"
• D. voices from the past: a brief history of africa
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The proper format for an article title in an APA reference list citation is:
**A. Voices from the past: A brief history of Africa.**
In APA style, article titles are presented in sentence case (only the first word and any proper nouns are capitalized), and they are not enclosed in quotation marks or italicized.
**A. Voices from the past: A brief history of Africa.**
In APA style, article titles are presented in sentence case (only the first word and any proper nouns are capitalized), and they are not enclosed in quotation marks or italicized.
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