What is the correct parenthetical citation for this quoted source? Group of answer choices On pages 106-107, Seyler and Brizee p
resent means of avoiding aggressive or discriminatory word choice and tone, such as "language that is racist or sexist or reflects negatively on older or differently abled persons or those who do not share your sexual orientation or religious beliefs." Seyler and Brizee (2018) present means of avoiding aggressive or discriminatory word choice and tone, such as "language that is racist or sexist or reflects negatively on older or differently abled persons or those who do not share your sexual orientation or religious beliefs." Seyler and Brizee (2018) present means of avoiding aggressive or discriminatory word choice and tone, such as "language that is racist or sexist or reflects negatively on older or differently abled persons or those who do not share your sexual orientation or religious beliefs" (pp. 106-107).
Seyler and Brizee (2018) present means of avoiding aggressive or discriminatory word choice and tone, such as "language that is racist or sexist or reflects negatively on older or differently abled persons or those who do not share your sexual orientation or religious beliefs" (pp. 106-107).
Explanation:
The correct way to add parenthetical citation from any quoted source is to include the name of the author(s) and page reference of the work that it was cited from.
With regards to the above information, the second option is the correct answer.
Tybalt is responsible for Romeo and Juliet's deaths because his insistence on fighting Romeo is what got Romeo banished and led to his death. Tybalt was so caught up in his family feud that he did not think about the consequences.
For an in-text citation, you would need the author's name and the page number. For example... <span>Romantic poetry is characterized by the "spontaneous overflow of powerful feelings" (Wordsworth 263).</span>
