Question

1. what belongs in a journal citation? a. table of contents b. volume number c. editor names d. publisher location 15. which element is essential for clear visual labeling? a. page numbers b. multiple fonts c. colorful borders d. descriptive titles

Explanation:

For question 14, a journal citation typically includes elements like author names, article title, journal title, volume number, issue number, page numbers, and publication year. Volume number is a key part. Table of contents is not in citation, editor names are not always essential, and publisher location is not a standard part.
For question 15, page numbers help in clearly identifying and referring to specific parts of a document, which is crucial for visual - labeling. Multiple fonts, colorful borders, and descriptive titles may enhance appearance but are not essential for clear visual - labeling.

Answer:

1. b. Volume number
2. a. Page numbers