Author Question: One difference between MLA style and APA style is that a. only APA uses a system of in-text ... (Read 38 times)

sammy · **on:** Jul 15, 2018

One difference between MLA style and APA style is that

a. only APA uses a system of in-text citation.
b. only MLA lists sources in alphabetical order at the end of a paper.
c. APA is commonly used in social science papers.
d. MLA does not provide guidelines for online sources.

Question 2

The basic format for a references list using American Psychological Association (APA) style begins with the

a. author's last name.
b. title of the book or article.
c. publisher's name.
d. page number.