In-text Citations
"Who wants to be a Millionaire" set-up for citing sources in-text and the rules of citing.
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- When there are more than 3 authors for a source, we use this after the first author's name
- In-text citations will almost always have:
- How do we cite sources with no author?
- What puncation needs to be used when setting up a BLOCK quote?
- What does this in-text citation signify? (Garcia 23, 40, 54)
- What is the term used for words that introduce our quote/evidence?
- If you use one source multiple times in a paragraph, with no other sources in between, how do you cite it?
- A citation for information found in a book written by Mrs.W and I (Mr.Garcia), found on page 74, would look like:
- How are block quotes and citations different from the usual citation?
- What would the citation look like if I (Mr. Garcia) wrote a book with Mrs.W and a Mr.Smith?
- If I had a book titled "Learning In-Text Citations" but it had no author, what would a citation look like?
- I wrote an electronic text called "Starting your Teaching Career" with no page #'s. You know you found the info in paragraph 8 and want to cite it, what would it look like?
- What do citations do for our writing?
- Quotation marks do not need to be used for this kind of citation:
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