Question

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what are two differences between a preliminary bibliography and the final bibliography?

the preliminary bibliography uses mla format and final bibliography uses apa format.
the preliminary bibliography cites all sources that look like they might be relevant.
the final bibliography is turned in with your speech outline.
the preliminary bibliography is turned in with your speech outline.

Explanation:

1. A preliminary bibliography includes all sources that seem potentially relevant to the project, even if they are not ultimately used. The final bibliography only includes sources actually cited in the work.
2. The preliminary bibliography is submitted early in the process, typically with the speech outline to show initial research planning, while the final bibliography is submitted with the completed final work.
3. Format styles (MLA/APA) are not inherent differences between preliminary and final bibliographies; both can use the same required format.

Answer:

• The preliminary bibliography cites all sources that look like they might be relevant.
• The preliminary bibliography is turned in with your speech outline.