Question

what information is always required in an in-text citation?
select one
a. author’s full name and title
b. author, year
c. date of publication
d. author’s first initial
question 6
how do you cite an organization as the author?
select one
a. (org name, author, year)
b. (organization name, year)
c. (year, listed organization)
d. (name of the organization website, year published)

Explanation:

First Question (What information is always required in an in - text citation?)

In - text citations typically need to identify the author (or the entity responsible for the work) and the year of publication to give credit and allow readers to find the source. Option A includes title which is not always required in - text. Option C (date of publication) is too vague as it's the year that's key. Option D (author's first initial) is not always required. Option B (Author, Year) is the core information for in - text citations.

When citing an organization as the author, the standard format is to use the organization's name and the year of publication. Option A has an incorrect order. Option C has an incorrect format. Option D includes unnecessary information like the website. Option B (Organization Name, Year) is the correct way to cite an organization as the author.

Answer:

B. Author, Year

Second Question (How do you cite an organization as the author?)