Select all of the statements that are true of in-text citations.An in-text citation is very short and is contained within the text.A comma is not needed between the author’s last name and the page reference.An in-text citation gives the author’s last name and a page reference for the source material.An in-text citation is always in parentheses.Every source used for an assignment must be documented with an in-text citation.An in-text citation includes the author and the title of the work cited.Only direct quotations need to be documented with an in-text citation.The abbreviation for 'page' is used in an in-text citation.

Which of the following are characteristics of an in-text citation? Select all that apply.gives the exact information as on the works-cited listimmediately after the last page of the textenclosed in parenthesesimmediately after the information or quotation to be documentedvery briefcomplete information about a sourceNEXT QUESTION

What information should go inside of an in-text citation for a book?*1 pointThe name of the source and the last name of the author.The last name of the author and the page number the information was found on.The page number the information was found on and the name of the source.

You need an in-text citation if you A) directly quote something from a source, B) if you paraphrase something from a source, and C) if you summarize something from a source.

hoose which elements should appear in most in-text citations within the body of an academic paper, according to MLA guidelines. Select all that apply.Multiple select question.Page referenceAuthor’s first nameAuthor’s last nameTime rangePublication year

True or False: In-text citations are short notes, either in brackets or by footnotes immediately following a sentence, that acknowledge the source(s) from which you got the information in that sentence.