. COMM 1007 MLA DOCUMENTATION PRACTICE QUIZ - St Copy For questions 1-5, choose the correct version of an entry that could appear in a parenthetical citation within an essay. For questions 6-10, choose the correct version of an entry that could appear in a Works Cited list. 1. a. Students who live in college dorms can access the Internet using a wireless server ("The Acadian Advantage" 209). b. Students who live in college dorms can access the Internet using a wireless server (Maclean's 209). c. Students who live in college dorms can access the Internet using a wireless server ("The Acadian Advantage," page 209). 2. a. The manufacturer is responsible for replacing faulty components (Barbara Berger). b. The manufacturer is responsible for replacing faulty components (http:// www.buyersguide.manuf.99936.html). c. The manufacturer is responsible for replacing faulty components (Berger). 3. a. Reported campus computer crimes in the United States range from using e- mail messages to impersonate a professor and cancel a mid-term exam to posting instructions for making rocket bombs (Fischer, Garth 257). b. Reported campus computer crimes in the United States range from using e- mail messages to impersonate a professor and cancel a mid-term exam to posting instructions for making rocket bombs (Fischer 257). c. Reported campus computer crimes in the United States range from using e- mail messages to impersonate a professor and cancel a mid-term exam to posting instructions for making rocket bombs (Fischer, page 257). 4. a. Zimbel worries that "a lack of stated policies regarding the use of e-mail will have frightening results (66). b. Zimbel worries that "a lack of stated policies regarding the use of e-mail will have frightening results (Zimbel 66). c. Zimbel worries that "a lack of stated policies regarding the use of e-mail will have frightening results (Zimbel, page 66). 5. a. People who are usually responsible and well-mannered seem to feel less accountable in an electronic environment that provides a sense of anonymity (DeLoughry, Thomas, and Baedermann, J. 19). b. People who are usually responsible and well-mannered seem to feel less accountable in an electronic environment that provides a sense of anonymity (DeLoughry, and Baedermann 19). c. People who are usually responsible and well-mannered seem to feel less accountable in an electronic environment that provides a sense of anonymity (DeLoughry, and Baedermann, page 19). 6. a. "Dartmouth Seeks Ethics for the Age of Computers." The New York Times. 1 Jan. 2004: B8. b. The New York Times. "Dartmouth Seeks Ethics for the Age of Computers." 1 Jan. 2004: B8. c. The New York Times. Jan. 1, 2004 "Dartmouth Seeks Ethics for the Age of Computers." Section B8. 7. a. Gypen, Jan & Nelson, Eric H. Listen Carefully. New York: Harper, 2002. b. Gypen, Jan, and Eric H. Nelson. Listen Carefully. New York: Harper, 2002. c. Jan Gypen and Eric H. Nelson. Listen Carefully. New York: Harper, 2002. 8. a. McMurdy, Dorothy. Marketing on the Edge. Princeton: Princeton UP, 1999. b. Marketing on the Edge. Dorothy McMurdy. Princeton: Princeton UP, 1999. c. Dorothy McMurdy. Marketing on the Edge. Princeton: Princeton UP, 1999. 9. a. USNews.com. "Marketing Madness." 2 Mar. 2004. 20 Feb. 2002 b. "Marketing Madness." USNews.com. 20 Feb. 2002. 2 Mar. 2004 http:// c. "Marketing Madness." USNews.com. 2 Mar. 2004. 20 Feb. 2002. 10.a. Anthony Wilson-Smith, "A Quiet Passion." Maclean's. 1 July 1995: 21. b. Wilson-Smith, Anthony "A Quiet Passion." Maclean's 1 July 1995: 21. c. Anthony Wilson-Smith. "A Quiet Passion." Maclean's. 1 July 1995: 21.