In-text Citations Quiz

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Test your in-text citation skills.

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In-text Citations QuizOnline version Test your in-text citation skills. by Marjona Axrorova. 1 APA uses (Author, Year) as a common form of parenthetical in-text citation. Yes No 2 et al. is never used in in-text citations; it appears only in the reference list. Yes No 3 Chicago style exclusively uses in-text author-year citations in parentheses for all sources. Yes No 4 In-text citations always come at the end of the sentence, after the period. Yes No 5 Citations are not required for paraphrased ideas; only direct quotes need them. Yes No 6 For direct quotes, include a page number or locator in the in-text citation. Yes No 7 MLA in-text citations typically include the author's last name and page number, e.g., (Author 123). Yes No 8 If a source has three or more authors, MLA often uses et al. in the in-text citation after the first author. Yes No 9 APA requires a comma between the author's name and the year in parenthetical citations (Author, Year). Yes No 10 In-text citations appear within the main text to indicate a source. Yes No

In-text Citations QuizOnline version

Test your in-text citation skills.

by Marjona Axrorova.

APA uses (Author, Year) as a common form of parenthetical in-text citation.

Yes

et al. is never used in in-text citations; it appears only in the reference list.

Yes

Chicago style exclusively uses in-text author-year citations in parentheses for all sources.

Yes

In-text citations always come at the end of the sentence, after the period.

Yes

Citations are not required for paraphrased ideas; only direct quotes need them.

Yes

For direct quotes, include a page number or locator in the in-text citation.

Yes

MLA in-text citations typically include the author's last name and page number, e.g., (Author 123).

Yes

If a source has three or more authors, MLA often uses et al. in the in-text citation after the first author.

Yes

APA requires a comma between the author's name and the year in parenthetical citations (Author, Year).

Yes

In-text citations appear within the main text to indicate a source.

Yes

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In-text Citations Quiz

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In-text Citations QuizOnline version

by Marjona Axrorova.

APA uses (Author, Year) as a common form of parenthetical in-text citation.

et al. is never used in in-text citations; it appears only in the reference list.

Chicago style exclusively uses in-text author-year citations in parentheses for all sources.

In-text citations always come at the end of the sentence, after the period.

Citations are not required for paraphrased ideas; only direct quotes need them.

For direct quotes, include a page number or locator in the in-text citation.

MLA in-text citations typically include the author's last name and page number, e.g., (Author 123).

If a source has three or more authors, MLA often uses et al. in the in-text citation after the first author.

APA requires a comma between the author's name and the year in parenthetical citations (Author, Year).

In-text citations appear within the main text to indicate a source.

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