This list of sources is for a research paper on the dangers of cell phone use on the road. Use of a cell phone in the classroom,
at a movie theater, or during dinner with a friend can be distracting or irritating, but the use of cell phones while driving is worse, because it puts lives at risk. You will create a properly MLA-formatted works cited page for a research paper about the dangers of cell phone use on the road. This will be done using the six sources provided to support the research paper.
(Please cite these sources in MLA format)
Source 1
Author: Jamie Stockwell
Article title: Phone Use Faulted in Collision
Periodical title: Washington Post
Publication date: December 6, 2000
Pages: B1
Medium: Print
Source 2
Author: Christine Haughney
Article title: Taking Phones Out of Drivers’ Hands
Periodical title: Washington Post
Publication date: November 5, 2000
Pages: A8
Medium: Print
Source 3
Author: Matt Sundeen
Article title: Cell Phones and Highway Safety: 2000 State Legislative Update
Periodical name: National Conference of State Legislatures
Publisher name: National Conference of State Legislatures
Publication date: December 15, 2000
Medium: Web
Date accessed: February 27, 2014
Source 4
Author: Unknown
Article title: Patti Pena’s Letter to Car Talk
Website title: Cartalk.com
Publisher: Dewey, Cheetham, and Howe
Publication date: January 1, 2000
Accessed date: January 10, 2014
Source 5
Author: Farmers Insurance Group
Article title: New Survey Shows Drivers Have Had ‘Close Calls’ with Cell Phone Users
Periodical name: Farmers
Publisher name: Farmers Insurance Group
Publication date: May 8, 2000
Medium: Web
Date accessed: March 1, 2014
Source 6
Author: John M. Violanti
Book title: Cellular Phones and Fatal Traffic Collisions
Publisher: Accident Analysis and Prevention
City of publication: Los Angeles, CA
Year published: 1998
Medium: Print
(This is my first time asking on brainly, but i will mark brainlyest if I can)
Okay so a direct object is something that directly affects the subject. Indirect objects follow the direct object. Ex: “I bought Mary some books.” Mary would be the direct object & books would be the indirect.
