MLA Citations
What is the problem with the following MLA citation (OTHER THAN THE MISSING HANGING INDENT):
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. ”Studying 101: Study Smarter, Not Harder.” https://learningcenter.unc.edu/tips-and-tools/studying-101-study-smarter-not-harder/, UNC Learning Center.
What is "swapping the container and URL"?
Using one word each, describe each appeal.
What is "Emotion/Empathy (Pathos), Ethics (Ethos), and Logic (Logos)"? (Answers may vary)
A source you are using was made over 10 years ago and hasn’t been edited since then, what part of CRAAP is the source lacking in?
What is ”currency”?
“It was the best of times, it was the worst of times.” by Charles Dickens. This quote is an example of…?
What is ”antithesis”?
What is plagiarism?
What is ”the practice of taking someone else's work/ideas and passing them off as one's own”?
What does MLA stand for?
What is "Modern Language Association"?
This mode of writing is most commonly used in essays that present facts, statistics, and explanations.
What is ”expository”?
An author starts off their writing’s attitude hopeful but shifts to a more urgent attitude. What part of SPACECAT is this?
What is ”tone (shift)”?
What is the difference between loose and periodic?
What is analogy when anaylzing political cartoons?
What is ”the comparing of two things”?
What is the correct abbreviation for September?
What is "Sept."
A personal narrative often uses this appeal to draw out emotions from the audience.
What is ”pathos”?
What does CRAAP stand for?
What is ”currency, relevancy, authority, accuracy, purpose”?
What is the definition of syntax?
What is ”how the author arranges words to create a sentence”?
Which mode of writing tells a story with a plot, characters, and setting?
What is ”narrative”?
What is the problem with the following title: "Something to Die for."
What is "for"?
What are the 4 Modes?
What is "expository, descriptive, narrative, persuasive"?
What does SPACE in SPACECAT stand for?
What is ”speaker, purpose, audience, context, exigence”?
Define one of following terms:
Anaphora
Antithesis
Antimetabole
What is ”Anaphora (the repetition of a word/phrase at the beginning of sentences), Antithesis (placing two contrasting or opposite ideas/words side-by-side), or Antimetabole (repeating words in reverse grammatical order)”?
What kind of indent is used in MLA citations?
What is ”hanging indent”?
What do you put when there is no date given?
What is "n,d,."
When you verify whether the evidence in a source can be confirmed by other reliable sources, you are testing….?
What is ”accuracy”?
Find SPACE in the following introduction paragraph:
According to Dr. Sleeping, a sleep researcher at the University of Sleeping, many students that read her articles are not getting enough sleep due to busy schedules and late-night screen time leading to bad effects on their day-to-day. She wrote the article in 2025, a time where sleep deprivation rates of students were rising everyday. Read and answer how the following article aims to inform readers about the importance of sleep for health and focus:
What is:
Speaker: Dr. Sleeping, a sleep researcher at the University of Sleeping
Purpose: The article aims to inform readers about the importance of sleep for health and focus
Audience: Students or anyone interested in improving their sleep habits
Context: Written in 2025, during a time when student sleep deprivation rates were rising
Exigence: The increasing rates of sleep deprivation among students created a need to address the issue
What is the correct order for citing a website in MLA format from the following options?
URL, Website Title, Author, Publication date, Title of Webpage
What is ”Author, Title of webpage, Website title, Publication date, URL ”