Formatting
Proper spacing for academic paper.
What is double-spaced?
Two features of the notes-bibliography format.
What are footnotes and an alphabetized bibliography?
Time when references are needed.
Two features of the author-date format.
What are in-text citations and a reference list?
The current Chicago Style edition number.
What is the 17th Edition?
Proper margins.
What is no less than 1"?
Placement of superscript number.
What is immediately after the end punctuation of the sentence that contains the quote, summary, or paraphrase to indicate that a source is being cited?
Order in which to list entries.
What is alphabetically?
Name of indent used in reference pages.
What is hanging indent?
Creator of the Chicago citation style.
Who is the University of Chicago?
Where page numbers begin.
What is on the first page of text?
Four elements of most footnotes.
What are the aithor's name, the name of the work, the publication information, and the page number?
What to do when a source has no identifiable author.
Missing information in following sentence:
Sara Lindberg argues that gender identity plays a role in human development (24).
What is year of publication?
The number of types of citations offered by Chicago style.
What is two?
Four required components of title page.
What are: title, your name, class information, and date?
This is italicized when formatting footnotes for books.
What is book title?
Number of authors for which you should write out all names in notes and parenthetical citations.
What is two to three authors?
*for four to ten authors, write out all names in the bibliography but only the first author's name plus "et al." in notes and parenthetical citations.
What is use the abbreviation "n.d."?
Popular users of Chicago Style.
Who are historians?
The time when prose should be blocked.
What is when you have a prose quotation of five or more lines, or more than 100 words?
Shortened version of the following footnote:
1. Jane Austen, Pride and Prejudice (New York: Penguin Classics 2007), Kindle edition.
What is: 2. Austen, Pride and Prejudice.
What to use when no DOI is available.
What is a URL?
What to do when referencing multiple sources published in the same year by the same author (or group of authors).
What is use lowercase letters to differentiate your in-text citations?
e.g.,: Colleen Dunlavy (2006a) clarifies that while railroad companies were seeking financial breaks via legislative assistance in the mid-19th century (1374), several decades later, they were being criticized for providing too much of a break to oil companies to boost their transportation demands (Dunlavy, 2006b, 262).
Difference between primary and secondary sources.
What is primary sources are original information that comes directly from a person or event, while secondary sources are based on information from other sources.
Examples:
Primary: letters & diaries, speeches, songs, census data
Secondary: textbooks, biographies, documentaries