In-Text Citations
Works Cited
Formatting
Titles
Quotes
100

Where does an in-text citation belong?

After a direct quote or paraphrase

100

In what order should sources be listed on the Works Cited page? 

Alphabetical

100

True or false: if you include an in-text citation, you don't need to include the source on your Works Cited page 

False

100

True or false: Titles should be formatted differently from the rest of the text? 

True. 

100

What goes around a direct quote?

Quotation marks

200

What information usually belongs in an in-text citation from a book?

The author's last name and page number

(Shakespeare 213).

200

What is the purpose of citations in a research paper?

To give credit to the original authors of information used in your work

200

Which one of these citations is formatted correctly: 

1. McLean, Michael. “In Defense of Hamilton.” werehistory.org, 9 September 2016, https://werehistory.org/hamilton/. Accessed 30 March 2025.

2. Michael McLean. “In Defense of Hamilton.” werehistory.org, 9 September 2016, https://werehistory.org/hamilton/. Accessed 30 March 2025.

#1 

200

What type of title should be underlined or italicized?

Large works, albums, names of vehicles, and movie and television show title

200

In MLA format, where should the period be placed when a quote is followed by an in-text citation?

A. Inside the quotation marks
B. After the quotation marks but before the citation
C. After the closing parenthesis of the citation
D. At the very end of the sentence before the quote

C

300

True or false? This is a correct in-text citation: "Shakespeare."

False: It should be in (parentheses)

300

What is the title of the page that comes at the end of your research paper where you cite your sources?

Works Cited

300

What two things are missing from this direct quote: In the article, Bill Hodges said that 75% of students have brain rot due to excessive use of their phones. 

Quotation marks and in-text citation. 

300

What kinds of titles should be in quotations?

Smaller sections of works, like the titles of chapters, magazine articles, poems, and short stories

300

True or False: The period always goes outside the quotation marks.

False

400

If a source doesn't have an author listed, how do you cite it for an in-text citation?

Use the first word(s) of the Works Cited


400

How should the author's name appear on your Works Cited page:

Last name, First name (Smith, John)     OR 

First name last name (John Smith)

Last name, first name

400

If a source doesn't have an author, how do you cite it on the Works Cited page? 

Leave off the author's name and start with the title of the work instead. 

400

Which of the following is correct: 

1. In the book "The Stand," by Stephen King... 

2. In the book The Stand, by Stephen King... 

3. In the book The Stand, by Stephen King... 

#3

400

What is wrong with this quote: Marcus said, "If I don't win, I will never show my face around here again". 

The period needs to be inside the quotation mark. 

500

Using this source: 

 “About E. E. Cummings | Academy of American Poets.”

Which is the correct in-text citation? 

1. (American Poets)

2. (E.E. Cummings)

3. (Academy)

4. (About)


(About)

500

Put the following elements in correct MLA 9 order for a website citation:

Title of page, Website name, Author, URL, Publication date.

Author → Title of page → Website name → Publication date → URL

500

What is wrong with this sentence? In the book wuthering heights, by emily bronte, we are introduced to themes of love, revenge, and conflict. 

The title/author needs to be capitalized, and the book title should be underlined or italicized. 

500

Which of the following is correct? 

1. In To Kill a Mockingbird, by Harper Lee...

2. In To Kill a Mockingbird, by harper lee... 

3. In "To Kill a Mockingbird," by Harper Lee...

4. In To Kill a Mockingbird, by Harper Lee...

#4

500

Correct the punctuation in this sentence:
“Reading can change your life.” (Smith 45). 

Remove the period at the end of the quote. 

“Reading can change your life” (Smith).

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