In-Text Citations - Three

Directions:

1. To complete this homework assignment, send me an email with your answers written in the message portion of the email.
2. In the Subject line of the email, put your last name and In-Text Citations Three (Example: Doe In-Text Citations Three).
3. On the left-hand side of the screen, type in the numbers of each sentence. Next to the numbers, put the letter of the correct answer.

Ex.

1. C
2. A
3. et cetera

4. Do not send your answers as an attachment. Your answers must be in the message

section of the email.

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1. When do you need to include an in-text citation?

1. When you paraphrase information from a source in your paper.
2. When you summarize information from a source in your paper.
3. When you include a direct quotation from a source in your paper.
4. All of the above.

2. Select the correct usage of in-text citation for a direct quotation in MLA style.

1. One scholar argues, While we often think of terms such as big data and algorithms as being benign, neutral, or objective, they are anything but (Noble 1).
2. One scholar argues, while we often think of terms such as big data and algorithms as being benign, neutral, or objective, they are anything but (Noble, 1).
3. One scholar argues, While we often think of terms such as big data and algorithms as being benign, neutral, or objective, they are anything but (Noble, pp. 1).
4. One scholar argues, While we often think of terms such as big data and algorithms as being benign, neutral, or objective, they are anything but (Noble, Algorithms of Oppression, pp. 1).

3. Select the correct usage of in-text citation for a paraphrase in MLA style.

1. Safiya Umoja Noble points out that although people perceive search engines as objective retrievers of information, algorithms actually reflect biases inherent in our society.
2. Safiya Umoja Noble points out that although people perceive search engines as objective retrievers of information, algorithms actually reflect biases inherent in our society (1).
3. Safiya Umoja Noble points out that although people perceive search engines as objective retrievers of information, algorithms actually reflect biases inherent in our society (Noble 1).
4. Both B and C are acceptable.

4. What does an MLA in-text citation include in parentheses when the source is quoted directly and the authors name is not mentioned in the text?

1. Author and publication year (Doe, 2007)
2. Author, publication year, and page number (Doe, 2007, 25)
3. Author and page number separated by comma (Doe, p. 25)
4. Author and page number without intervening punctuation (Doe 25)

5. Each source listed in the Works Cited must be cited in the text.

1. True
2. False

Sources: 1, 2, & 3 University of Pennsylvania; 4 & 5 Northern Illinois University