Using In-Text Citations

Using In-Text Citations

1. “qtd. in”
2. You are still referring to the same source; page number.
3. “and others”
4. The complete title, short form
5. False
6. Dropped
7. Signal phrase
8. True

APA Section Responses

9. Year of publication; page number
10. “as cited in”
11. Author-date: author’s last name and the publication date
12. False
13. Work’s title: first word or two of the title
14. False
15. “et al.”
    

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    Question 

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    In the Instructions for Module 6, step #7 was this: Read pages 381-415 in Rules for Writers (sections 55 through 57a if you have the digital book). Also, read pages 464-484 in Rules for Writers (sections 60 through 62a if you have the digital book).

    

    Using In-Text Citations

    The content in this reading will likely be a refresher from ENG 1108 (or its equivalent at another school) and has to do with synthesizing and integrating sources, avoiding plagiarism, and using proper in-text citations. It’s worth revisiting those skills and strategies in this second-level composition class, especially if you plan to go on to a four-year institution where you will write a LOT of papers!