What are you
referring to?
referring to?
The second of four parts in a Turabian reference
What is the title part?
The styling for a footnote number in the body of the paper
What is superscript?
The names of the three major sections in a paper
What is the front matter, the text or body, and the back matter?
The character(s) used for multiple works by the same primary contributor
The location of Table Titles
The capitalization style for most titles
What is headline style?
The formatting for a footnote in the footer.
What is paragraph indent, 10 pt font, single spaced, extra line between footnotes
Where appendices are placed in a paper
Where is before the Bibliography?
The most common way to organize a bibliography
The location of Figure Titles
Where is directly below the figure?
The spacing between references in a bibliography
What is double-spaced
The character separating the starting & ending page numbers.
What is an en-dash?
Elements included in a List of Illustrations
What are tables and figures?
The character that separates two citations in a single footnote
What is a semi-colon?
The first word in the note under a figure or table
What is Source?
The formatting for the English translation of a book title
What is sentence-case capitalization and roman style?
The text in a footnote abbreviated as “eds.”
What is "Editors"?
The page number format on the first page of the text or body
What is Arabic numerals, usually starts at 1, centered in the footer
An element that may be listed twice in a reference or footnote – even if it is the same for both items
What is Group Author and Publisher?
The heading level(s) that end with a period
What is Heading 5?
How you list the publication city if the work has two cities listed
What is only include the first?
The number of primary contributors abbreviated into “et al.” in a footnote
What is four or more?
The number used for the first footnote in a new chapter of a dissertation
What is 1 (PERRLA doesn't do this by default)
The location of a footnote citation when you include a quotation in the note
Rows alignment when only the stub entry is more than one line
What is the bottom line of the stub entry?