Question

hernandez, rodrigo. \eating healthy and you.\ the journal of us health and medicine (2012): 64-67. print.

1. which is the correct way to cite a quotation in the body of his paper using mla style?

a. \most teenagers consume too much sodium due to the prevalence of sodium in pre-packaged foods available in schools\ (hernandez, 65).
b. \most teenagers consume too much sodium due to the prevalence of sodium in pre-packaged foods available in schools\ (hernandez)
c. \most teenagers consume too much sodium due to the prevalence of sodium in pre-packaged foods available in schools\ (\eating healthy and you\).
d. \most teenagers consume too much sodium due to the prevalence of sodium in pre-packaged foods available in schools\ (\eating healthy and you\, 65).
look at the mla citation for an online source.
\lets eat for the health of it.\ usda. the u.s. departments of agriculture and health and human services, june 2011. web.
<http://www.cnpp.usda.gov/publications/myplate/dg2010brochure.pdf>.

1. what is missing from this citation?

a. the name of the author
b. the title of the source
c. the date the source was published
d. the date the source was accessed
anthony is writing a research paper about healthy eating, and this is one entry on his works cited page.
adams, ruth. \eat apples.\ the journal of nutrition 222 (2011): 26-31. print.

1. what does \26-31\ represent?

a. the pages of the source that anthony used
b. the issue number of the source
c. the date the source was published
d. the pages of anthonys paper where the source was used

Explanation:

Question 9

In MLA in - text citation, when citing a print source with an author and a page number, the correct format is (Author's Last Name, Page Number). For the given source, the author is Hernandez and the page number is 65. Option a follows this format: the quotation is followed by (Hernandez, 65). Option b is missing the page number. Option c uses the title of the article instead of the author's last name, which is incorrect. Option d also uses the title of the article instead of the author's last name, so it is incorrect.

In MLA citation for an online source, the date of access is required. The given citation has the title, the authoring organization (USDA), the publication date (June 2011), and the URL, but it is missing the date the source was accessed. Option a: the source is from a government organization, and in some cases, the author might be the organization, so the author name is not missing in the same way. Option b: the title is already present ("Let's Eat for the Health of It"). Option c: the publication date (June 2011) is present. So the missing element is the date the source was accessed.

In a MLA works - cited entry for a journal article, the numbers at the end (here 26 - 31) represent the page range of the article in the journal that the author used. Option a: this is correct as it represents the pages of the source (the journal article) that Anthony used. Option b: the issue number is 222, not 26 - 31. Option c: the publication date is 2011, not 26 - 31. Option d: the pages of Anthony's paper where the source was used would be in the in - text citation, not in the works - cited entry's page range.

Answer:

a. "Most teenagers consume too much sodium due to the prevalence of sodium in pre - packaged foods available in schools" (Hernandez, 65).

Question 10