| In-Text Citations (Author-Date Style) | Notes (for Notes-Bibliography Style) | Bibliography (for Notes-Bibliography Style) | Bibliography (Author-Date Style) | Potpourri |
|---|---|---|---|---|
|
What is the surname of the author(s)?
The first thing that appears in the in-text citation after the parenthesis?
|
What is the author's first name?
This name (first or last?) comes first in a footnote or endnote.
|
What is the author's surname?
This name (first or last?) comes first in a bibliography entry.
|
What is the date of publication?
What item comes after the author's name in a reference list entry?
|
What is in quotes?
Article titles should be in this form (italics or in quotes).
|
|
What is the date of publication?
The second thing that appears in the in-text citation after the parenthesis?
|
What is a comma?
This punctuation mark immediately follows the author's full name in a footnote or endnote.
|
What is a period?
This punctuation mark immediately follows the author's full name in a bibliography entry.
|
What is first name first?
When a work has more than one author, how are second, third, and fourth, etc. authors listed: with surname first or first name first?
|
What is in italics?
Book/journal/magazine/newspaper/image/photograph titles should be in this form (italics or in quotes).
|
|
What is the page or page range (following a comma)?
The third item that appears is this.
|
(Parenthesis) Place of publication (colon), publisher (comma), year of publication (parenthesis and comma), page or page range (period).
What four items, in proper order, come after a book title in a footnote or endnote?
|
City of publication (colon), publisher (comma), date of publication (period).
What three items, in proper order, come after a book title in a bibliography entry?
|
What is after the title?
Where does a translator's name go in a reference list entry?
|
What are author name, image title, year, medium, where the image was located (wikimedia, flickr, LOC), URL?
What information is needed to cite an online image?
|
|
What is the author of the essay?
You have used an essay from an edited collection. Whose name appears in the in-text citation, the author of the essay or the editor of the collection?
|
What is the article title?
What item comes first after the author's name in a footnote or endnote for an article: the article title or the journal title?
|
What is the article title?
What item comes first after the author's name in a bibliography entry for an article: the article title or the journal title?
|
What is the article title?
For a journal article entry, what comes first: the article title or the journal title?
|
What is end quote, parenthetical citation, period?
This is the proper order of punctuation when a citation follows a quote at the end of a sentence (author-date style).
|
|
What is by separating the two citations by a semicolon?
You are citing two different books at the end of one sentence. You handle it this way.
|
What is the title of the work?
What comes first in the footnote or endnote if there is no known author?
|
What are the volume number (and issue number, if available), the date of publication (year and month, if available), the page range of the article, and the DOI or URL (if taken from an online database or journal).
What other information is required for a bibliography entry for a journal article, aside from author, article title, and journal title?
|
What is the author of the article?
Essays in an edited volume should be cited by this person first (author of article or editor of volume).
|
What is period, end quote, superscript footnote/endnote number?
This is the proper order of punctuation when a footnote/endnote follows a quote at the end of a sentence (notes-bibliography style).
|
Support Us on Ko-fi