Please choose the correct ending to complete the given sentence: Education and Communications: [header] How to cite the universal declaration of human rights [title] Create a sentence for a citation. [step] The first step you take is to create a sentence that quotes or paraphrases the universal declaration of human rights (udhr). Otherwise, you have no need to cite the document.

Ending1: [substeps] The second step you choose would be to include an itemized citation to the declaration in your published work. Follow the option at the end of the sentence for either an itemized or a conclusion citation of that document. Ending2: [substeps] For example, you could write, " as the universal declaration of human rights states ,' all human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights. ' " [title] Make an in-text citation to point the reader to the source. Ending3: [substeps] You can write " in this case, " which replaces the word " founded " in the citation. If your scientific institution published the declaration electronically, whether published in print or online, you'll need to add the correct writing place or a parenthesis after the punctuation. Ending4: You may use a parenthesis after citing to serve your citation. In this method, you use a period.

Answer format: ending1/ending2/ending3/ending4