Question

which book citations are formatted correctly? choose two correct answers. keller, bill. boston: kingfisher, 2008. tree shaker: the story of nelson mandela. print. harwood, ronald. mandela. new york: new american library, 1987. print. south africa. evans, michael. new york: gloucester, 1988. print. maltz, leora. nelson mandela. san diego: greenhaven, 2004. print. brookes, edgar harry. apartheid, barnes & noble, print. new york: 1968.

Explanation:

To determine the correctly formatted book citations, we analyze the standard structure of a book citation (Author. Title. Place of Publication: Publisher, Year. Medium).

1. First Citation (Keller, Bill...):

Structure: Author (Keller, Bill) → Title (Tree Shaker: The Story of Nelson Mandela) → Place (Boston) → Publisher (Kingfisher) → Year (2008) → Medium (Print). This follows the correct order.

1. Second Citation (Harwood, Ronald...):

Structure: Author (Harwood, Ronald) → Title (Mandela) → Place (New York) → Publisher (New American Library) → Year (1987) → Medium (Print). This also follows the correct order.

1. Third Citation (South Africa. Evans, Michael...):

The title (“South Africa”) is misplaced; the author (Evans, Michael) should precede the title. Incorrect.

1. Fourth Citation (Maltz, Leora. Nelson Mandela...):

The title (“Nelson Mandela”) is part of the author - title confusion; the structure is inconsistent. Incorrect.

1. Fifth Citation (Brookes, Edgar Harry...):

The order of elements (Publisher before Place, Year) is incorrect.

Answer:

A. Keller, Bill. Tree Shaker: The Story of Nelson Mandela. Boston: Kingfisher, 2008. Print.
B. Harwood, Ronald. Mandela. New York: New American Library, 1987. Print.