The title of the paper should be italicized and in a 12-point font.
True
False
If you include a bibliography, then footnotes and endnotes are not necessary.
True
False
What are the guidelines for block quotations?
They must be at least 3 lines long.
They must be at least 2 sentences.
They should be single-spaced.
All of the above.
In-text citations consist of superscript numbers that correspond to a footnote or endnote.
True
False
(Read the following statement, and answer the corresponding question): Dr. Brown wrote that "The results of the boycott were minimal," but my findings demonstrate otherwise. Where should I insert a superscripted number to cite Dr. Brown's quote in the preceding sentence?
After the final period.
After the second quotation mark.
Between the comma and the second quotation mark.
Nowhere. Since the author's name is given, no footnote (or endnote) is needed.
When does the footnote or endnote need to include a full citation?
Every time the source is cited.
Only the first time the source is cited.
Only when the source has not been named in the text.
Never.
What does Ibid. indicate?
That you weren't able to find the source for the information.
That there is no author for the text.
That the note refers to the same information as the previous citation.
That the source was cited somewhere else in the text but not necessarily in the previous reference.
The bibliography only includes sources cited within the paper.
True
False
The following citation is in note format: Hoffelmeier, 29. Which statement below is correct?
The above example is not a correct note citation.
Note citations like the above example should only be used in endnotes, not footnotes.
Citations like the above example indicate that the full note citation has been given previously.
Only the author's last name and page number are used when citing a source for the first time.
Which statement best describes the problem with the following citation? Robert Brinkerhoff. How to Keep Bees and Never be Honeyless. (Lansing, MI: University Press, 1987). 134.
Because this is note format, the author's last name should go first.
Because this is note format, all of the periods (except the last one) should be replaced with commas.
Because this is note format, the page number does not need to be included with the citation.
There is no problem with the citation.
Which statement is accurate about the following citation? Robert Brinkerhoff, How to Keep Bees and Never be Honeyless (Lansing, MI: University Press, 1987), 134.
This is correct note citation if it is the first time this book is used in the text.
This format should be used as a note citation every time this book is used in the text.
Because this is bibliography format for a book, the page number does not need to be included.
Because this is note format for a book, the commas should each be replaced with periods.
Which statement is accurate about the following citation? Garfunkel, Simon. "The Implications of the Holy Roman Empire." Journal of European History 33, no. 12 (2001): 224-255.
This is the correct format for listing a journal in the footnotes (or endnotes).
This citation is incorrect because only the first letter of the first word of the title should be capitalized.
This is the correct format for listing a journal in the bibliography.
Because this is note format, the journal title, volume number, issue number, and year should be in parentheses.
Which of the following statements best describes page numbering in Turabian format?
The page number should be placed at the bottom center of the first page of text. On subsequent pages, the number should appear in the upper right-hand corner.
The page number should be placed in the upper right-hand corner of all pages.
Each page should include a running header with the author's last name and page number in the upper right-hand corner.
There is no need to include page numbers in Turabian format.
If I have further questions about Turabian format, I should refer to
A writing tutor
My professor
The Turabian manual
All of the above
Turabian format is used most commonly in which of the following disciplines?