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 do use the authors' names in the text, for example Smith and Tsio, then you need to put two things in parentheses. What are they?Group of answer choicesthe title of the article, and the page numbers (if there were any)the date of publication, and the page numbers (if there were any)any information that clarifies who the authors are, and the date of publication

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

The authors of a book are listed as:  Jane Ono and John Smith.  Using Leeward Library's Citing Sources LibGuide, MLA 9th edition [opens in a new tab], which of the following is the correct way to begin your citation? A. Ono, Jane, and John Smith. B. Ono, Jane, and Smith, John. C. Jane Ono and John Smith.

You're writing an essay on Romeo and Juliet. You want to use a direct quote that you remember, but you don't have access to the book so you can't find the page number it was written on. What should you do?*1 pointInclude the title as the in-text citation instead.Do what you need to do to track down the page number-- it's a required part of MLA formatting.Just include the author's last name.

APA direct quote in-text citations follow which of the following formats?(authors’ last names, year, page number)(authors’ last names, page number)(authors’ last names, page number, year)(authors’ last names, year)