Citing Sources Basics--MLA Name: ____________________________________ PART A 1. Every source you use must be cited in your essay. True False 2. It is not necessary to cite sources for summarized material. True False 3.The in-text citation formats differ for quotes, summaries, paraphrases and borrowed ideas or information (MLA). True False 4. All quoted material must be enclosed in quotation marks. True False 5. You must place quotation marks around even two or three words of directly quoted material. True False 6. If you refer to a source and cite it in your essay, you must list that source on the Works Cited page (MLA). True False 7. If you list a source on your Works Cited list (MLA), that source must have at least one corresponding reference within the essay. True False 8a. The words used in the in-text citation must match the first words of the corresponding entry on the Works Cited page. True False 8b. Why or why not? 9. In general, how should the entries be arranged on the Works Cited list? a. chronologically, with most recently published sources first b. alphabetized by authors’ last names c. in the order referred to in the text of your essay d. in the order you found them during your research 10. If there is no author’s name provided for a source you are using, how and where do you list it on the Works Cited list? BONUS Questions 11. If you are not sure about how to cite a source in your essay, or how to set up a Works Cited entry, what should you do? 12. If you find conflicting models for organizing a Works Cited or References page entry, what should you do? Name:______________________________________________ PART B I have given you two items: a print journal and the first page of a scholarly journal accessed through JSTOR and read online. Below, please do the following: 1.quote or paraphrase a short passage from each source and include a corresponding in-text citation, and 2. write a complete Works Cited entry for the non-print article and for one of the articles from the print journal. You may choose the format--MLA , APA, or CMS—but be sure to follow the guidelines for the format you choose exactly.. Print Journal Article: 1. Quoted or paraphrased passage, with a complete in-text citation: 2. Works Cited Entry (or Reference list entry, if you are using APA or CMS): Non-print Journal Article, accessed through JSTOR, a subscription database: 1. Quoted or paraphrased passage, with a complete in-text citation: 2. Works Cited Entry (or Reference list entry, if you are using APA or CMS): Bonus Question space from Part A, if needed: