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Here's How to Cite References Within Your Paper
see Works Cited Page
Things to remember about citing your references.
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Cite References to:
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Do not Cite:
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- Little Known Facts
- Exact Numbers or Statistics
- Other's Ideas or Opinions
- Direct or indirect quotes
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- Common Knowledge (found in text book?)
- Basic Statements
- Generalized Statements
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All references found below refer to the works cited list on this web site. Notice
parenthetical references are to the first word or entry on the works cited list. A period ending the sentence occurs after the parenthetical reference.
Type of reference:
Book | Encycopedia - Dictionary | Magazine | Software
Website | Website - no author
Book (with Author):
The bestasaurus had 120 individual bones in its tail which were connected by cartilage the thickness of a dime (Aslacker 85).
Book (no Author)
The bestasaurus had 120 individual bones in its tail which were connected by cartilage the thickness of a dime ("Awfully Big Dinosaurs").
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Encyclopedia:
The bestasaurus had 120 individual bones in its tail which were connected by cartilage the thickness of a dime ("Bestasaurus").
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Magazine:
The bestasaurus had 120 individual bones in its tail which were connected by cartilage the thickness of a dime (Greight 58).
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Software:
The bestasaurus had 120 individual bones in its tail which were connected by cartilage the thickness of a dime ("Saurapods").
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Web Site:
The bestasaurus had 120 individual bones in its tail which were connected by cartilage the thickness of a dime (Smartee).
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Web Site without author:
The bestasaurus had 120 individual bones in its tail which were connected by cartilage the thickness of a dime ("Dino World").
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