Question

materials that require acknowledgment commonly consulted sources for research projects include books, articles from journals or newspapers, and web sites. keep in mind that some of your sources may be somewhat unusual, such as blog comments, an interview you conduct yourself, or the instruction manual for a model ship kit. everything that you draw from another source, unless it falls into one of the categories described earlier (common knowledge, fact, your own ideas, and your own field research), must be cited. your citations should appear in two places: first, in the body of your paper, and second, in a list at the end of the paper. the style of citation you use will affect the formatting of these citations. for example, in modern language association (mla) style, your in - text citations should include the author’s last name and the page number where the information can be found. in - text citations in mla style true or false: mla requires the author’s full name in an in - text citation. o true o false

Explanation:

In MLA - style in - text citations, only the author's last name and page number (if applicable) are required, not the full name.

Answer:

False