etc.-and so forth - avoid using cite, citing, citation - to quote as an authority or example general article - a relatively short article that gives a broad overview of a subject, usually comp. - compiled by or compiler; a person located in encyclopedias or textbooks who combines the work of several people or sources GPO - Government Printing Office, Washington, D.C. - to acknowledge the source of an document idea or fact with a parenthetical reference i.e. - that is, for example, used to indicate that an example follows ed. or eds. - edited by or editor(s); people who prepare something for publication by in-text documentation - see parenthetical selecting and revising other writers' work reference edition - the total number of copies of a work printed from a single set of type; each edition - terms related to your topic, keywords is printed at a different time and is given a usually naming important places, people, and distinct edition number subjects (Example: 3rd ed.) n.d. - no date of publication given editorial - an article expressing an opinion n.p. - no publisher given, no place of - for example, used to indicate that an publication e.g. example follows n. pag. - no paging given in source (in Works ellipsis - three periods with a space before, Cited) after, and between them (. . .) that indicate an omission in quoted material paraphrase - to put another’s idea, opinion, or argument into your own - produced by, producer (in Works prod. parenthetical reference - documentation Cited) located within the text of a research paper rpt. - reprint, reprinted by periodicals - publications published at regular intervals, e.g. magazines, journals, - a critical or historical secondary source and newspapers work that critiques or explains a primary source or is an outgrowth of the primary plagiarism - the stealing of another’s style, work ideas, or phrasing; to avoid plagiarism, everything not documented must consist of thesis - the statement of the opinion or idea your ideas and word choices that the writer to support primary source - the work, manuscript, page - the cover sheet for a research journal, government document as originally paper, which includes the title, author, course written name, teacher and the date. MLA recommends NO COVER PAGE. Title
cite, citing, citation - to quote as an authority or example comp. - compiled by or compiler; a person who combines the work of several people or sources document - to acknowledge the source of an idea or fact with a parenthetical reference ed. or eds. - edited by or editor(s); people who prepare something for publication by selecting and revising other writers' work edition - the total number of copies of a work printed from a single set of type; each edition is printed at a different time and is given a distinct edition number (Example: 3rd ed.) editorial - an article expressing an opinion e.g. - for example, used to indicate that an example follows ellipsis - three periods with a space before, after, and between them (. . .) that indicate an omission in quoted material etc.-and so forth - avoid using general article - a relatively short article that gives a broad overview of a subject, usually located in encyclopedias or textbooks GPO - Government Printing Office, Washington, D.C. i.e. - that is, for example, used to indicate that an example follows in-text documentation - see parenthetical reference keywords - terms related to your topic, usually naming important places, people, and subjects n.d. - no date of publication given n.p. - no publisher given, no place of publication n. pag. - no paging given in source (in Works Cited) paraphrase - to put another’s idea, opinion, or argument into your own parenthetical reference - documentation located within the text of a research paper periodicals - publications published at regular intervals, e.g. magazines, journals, and newspapers plagiarism - the stealing of another’s style, ideas, or phrasing; to avoid plagiarism, everything not documented must consist of your ideas and word choices primary source - the work, manuscript, journal, government document as originally written prod. - produced by, producer (in Works Cited) rpt. - reprint, reprinted by secondary source - a critical or historical work that critiques or explains a primary source or is an outgrowth of the primary work thesis - the statement of the opinion or idea that the writer to support page - the cover sheet for a research paper, which includes the title, author, course name, teacher and the date. MLA recommends NO COVER PAGE. Title
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