The following question refers to “Credit Your Sources”: When giving credit within a paper when the source that you are using doe
s not have an author, what information should you place within the parenthetical citation at the end of the idea? A. You should find another source with a clear author. Otherwise, you are not properly giving the author credit.
B. the first word of the direct quotation and the page number
C. a guess at the author and a page number
D. the title or a shortened form of it and a page number
When giving credit within a paper when the source that you are using does not have an author, the information you should place within the parenthetical citation at the end of the idea is:
D. the title or a shortened form of it and a page number
<em>Most trustworthy sources have an author. However, sometimes there is no author specially when it is a source found online. An example of an in-text citation in these cases could be (Title of the Article 29).</em>
Explanation: I’ve looked over this multiple times, and with the options given, there doesn’t seem to be a mistake. I hope this helped! And sorry if I missed an error (if there is one). But I’m pretty sure there isn’t any.
Was there a book attached? Or is it like check for spelling or something? If a book was attached it’s prolly something in the text that u have to prove that that’s correct or something!
