Type the correct citation in APA style for each reference. Journal articles are the most common sources used. An APA journal article citation can be created by typing the last name of the author, a comma, the first initial of the author and a period. Type the year the article was published in parentheses followed by a period. Type the name of the journal article (only capitalizing the first word) and a period. Type the name of the journal where the article is published in italics, a comma, the volume number in italics, the issue number in parenthesis, a comma, the page numbers where the article can be found and a period. Citation should look like this: Smith, J. (2009). Why the sky is blue. Scientific Journal, 2(5), 10-23.
Put the formatted list of references in alphabetical order and indent every line of each citation, except the first line.
Type your summary and evaluation after each citation. Leave one space between the citation and the summary. Do not indent the summary; it should be lined up with the first line of the reference.
Format the entire document with double spacing.
Type the correct citation in MLA style for each reference. Journal articles are the most common sources used. An MLA journal article citation can be created by typing the last name of the author, a comma, the first author of the author and a period. Type the name of the journal article (capitalizing all important words) and a period, all in quotation marks. Type the name of the journal where the article was found in italics and a period. Type the volume number, a period and the issue number. Type the year the article was published in parentheses followed by a colon, the page numbers where the article can be found and a period. Citation should look like this: Smith, Jane. "Why the Sky is Blue." Scientific Journal. 2.5 (2009): 10-23.
Put the formatted list of references in alphabetical order and indent every line of each citation, except the first line.
Type your summary and evaluation after each citation. Leave one space between the citation and the summary. Do not indent the summary; it should be lined up with the first line of the reference.
Format the entire document with double spacing.