If you are using in-text citation for a book, what information needs to be put in parentheses? Select all that apply.the book's titlethe page numberthe publisherthe author's namethe author's last name

What information should go inside of an in-text citation for a book?*1 pointThe name of the source and the last name of the author.The last name of the author and the page number the information was found on.The page number the information was found on and the name of the source.

You are collecting citation information from a journal article you used for a research paper. You already have the title of the article, the author’s name, the volume and issue number of the journal, the date of publication, and the page numbers of the article. What are you missing?Multiple choice question.the publisher’s namethe title of the journal the article is fromthe article’s reference listthe article’s appendix page numbers

Select all of the statements that are true of in-text citations.An in-text citation is very short and is contained within the text.A comma is not needed between the author’s last name and the page reference.An in-text citation gives the author’s last name and a page reference for the source material.An in-text citation is always in parentheses.Every source used for an assignment must be documented with an in-text citation.An in-text citation includes the author and the title of the work cited.Only direct quotations need to be documented with an in-text citation.The abbreviation for 'page' is used in an in-text citation.

If you don't use the authors' names in the text (a narrative citation), then the last names, date, and page numbers (if there were any), just go after the quote, paraphrase or summary in parentheses, like this (Smith & Tsio, 2015, p. 19).Group of answer choicesTrueFalse

If you are trying to cite an web article as a source and you cannot find an author, what should you put as the in-text citation?*1 pointthe title of the websitethe title of the articlethe publisher