For each sentence, write "correct" is the in-text citation is correct and "incorrect" if it is incorrect. For each incorrect citation, re-write the sentence with the correct in-text citation. 1. Alton stated that the effect of food deserts reaches farther than the immediate nutritional deficiencies found in the people who live in them. (263). 2. No other performer "has had such an impact" (Jones 324). 3. As described by Fiona Herman, in those days "Congress was a scary place to work." (Fiona Herman 32). 4. According to Ryan Martin, at that time in history all roads did, in face, lead to Rome (4). 5. Masterson states that in those days, few women had money of their own (Masterson, "Women and Power"). 6. On page 2, the author hints at a far darker motivation (Ford, Hate Crimes Revealed). 7. De Tocqueville, however, vehemently disagreed (14; vol. 2) 8. The authors believe otherwise (Clark, Miller, and Rose 2) 9. The authors, however, would beg to differ. (John Edgar and Peter Wells, 1925) 10. Williams et al. argue, though, that the country was ripe at that time for just that sort of change. (9)