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appyboo

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What is the difference between a Works Cited page and a Bibliography?
 
  a) A Works Cited page lists only those sources cited in the research paper; a Bibliography lists every source considered, even those that were not cited.
 
  b) A Works Cited page is MLA format; a Bibliography is APA format.
 
  c) A Works Cited page is in alphabetical order; a Bibliography is not.
 
  d) A Works Cited page is double-spaced; a Bibliography is not.

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  c. long story involving family members


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Reply #1 on: Jun 19, 2018
Answer to Question 1

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